The watermark in the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final print.
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7.50" x 10.00"
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7.50" x 10.00"
Shamrock Texas on Route 66 Wood Print
by Lee Craig
Product Details
Shamrock Texas on Route 66 wood print by Lee Craig. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).
Design Details
Shamrock, Texas was given its name by an Irish immigrant, George Nickel, who wanted to open a post office there in 1890. He never opened that post... more
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Artist's Description
Shamrock, Texas was given its name by an Irish immigrant, George Nickel, who wanted to open a post office there in 1890. He never opened that post office. In 1926, the discovery of oil and the operation of natural gas wells by Shamrock Gas Company helped spur the city's continuing growth. A decline in the oil industry caused the population to drop in the 1940s, but it rebounded in the next decade with the improvement of Route 66. Perhaps one of the most famous businesses, a holdout of old Route 66 in Shamrock, is the Tower Service Station and U-Drop Inn. This has been a Texas Route 66 landmark since 1936. The builder and owner, J.M. Tindall used a design drawn up by his friend with a nail in the dirt to create an eye-catching Art Deco tower intended to lure the Route 66 traveler in for a great home cooked meal. From the very start the Tower Station and Restaurant received rave reviews. A local newspaper described it as the swankiest of the swank eating places and the most up-to-date ed...
About Lee Craig
I am a photographer and visual artist, enjoying the freedom that comes with doing something that I love for a living. I often jokingly refer to myself as a recovering portrait, event and commercial photographer. Several times a year I leave the studio behind. I load the equipment and head out on the open road with camera in hand and photos in mind. You'll see from my various collections that although I sometimes follow the same path as many others, I most often take a road or trail less travelled. I may start the journey with one goal in mind and find myself at the end of the day having wandered far from the planned and beaten path. The art in my collections is all suitable for home and business settings and venues. It is available...
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Skip Willits
Wonderful, almost an Art Deco look to the building.
Debra Martz
Like a postcard from the past!!! Love this piece of nostalgia!
Laurie Search
Wow, love that deep blue sky!! And such a great old building!! Wonderful light, shadows, and color!!! :))))vf
Jack Zulli
A pleasing capture of a great find, nicely composed;) v
James Aiken
Such a cool leap back in time Lee. Great clear, crisp details and composition. pin
Deena Stoddard
great capture! v/g+
Frank Bright
What a Wonderful Capture...vp
Maya Telford
fabulous nostalgic feeling to this Lee - what a great piece - love it! v/f google+
Denise Dube
Look at that 20s architecture! I LOVE this shot! l f fb
Douglas MooreZart
Beautiful Americana! t,g,v,f,p
Maureen Tillman
Love the vintage feel and all the textures! v t
Agus Aldalur
Excelente v
Kandy Hurley
What a great find and I enjoyed reading the history of the building!..T/P
Steven Reed
Amazing capture, clean, clear and crisp! The automobile on the left is perfect for this image! Well done! sharing!