Updating sign at Baltrip’s Fruit & Vegetables, 1991

Posted on September 14, 2016 | in Uncategorized | by Lexington Herald-Leader

Dennis Myers, owner of Equus Art & Sign Painting, painted over the word 'wholesale' to change it to Open to the Public, on the side of Baltrip's Fruits and Vegetables, 317 Bolivar Street on September 12, 1991. Photo by Charles Bertram | Staff

Dennis Myers, owner of Equus Art & Sign Painting, painted over the word “wholesale” and writing “Open to the Public” on the side of Baltrip’s Fruits and Vegetables, 317 Bolivar Street, on Sept. 12, 1991. Photo by Charles Bertram | Staff

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