Maine

Americana Antiques

I passed this neat barn , covered with all the old signs, on route three, going from Belfast, Me to Augusta on oct 13th 2007

By Yankee Magazine|Nov 07 2007| Print icon

A rustic building with a variety of vintage signs for brands like Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, and Coke. The grey, shingle-clad structure features a steep roof and is surrounded by trees and some farm equipment.

Photo Credit: Darline Harris

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