A sign put up by a local booster organization on an abandoned building near the Mississippi. It is clearly visible from an elevated highway seen at the top. They want you to start a business, make a lot of money, but then DO NOT take it to another city. It's happened. Baby, please don't go.
After the War of 1812, the United States created a string of waterside forts in the northeast because of ongoing tension with the British. Ft. Knox was established on the Penobscot River, which flows from central Maine and, in its time, carried a lot of lumber. My class went there cruising for images and I found this study in rectangles.
