What happens to old street signs when they die? In Pennsylvania, they become part of PennDOT’s sculpture garden in Meadville.

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The sculpture garden is made and maintained by Allegheny college students and workers at the state department of transportation. The park is constantly expanded as more street signs are discarded, so with each visit, you are likely to see more beautiful sculptures. It's kind of amazing how cool these all look.
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You can find the sculpture garden in Meadville, Pennsylvania, between Pittsburgh and Erie. It is located right along route 322. The mural, made entirely of road signs, stretches for about 1/4 of a mile on the fence outside of PennDOT's yard.

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I bet you've never seen a bureaucratic agency participate in such a groovy, fun project before... Yup, it's just another reason why Pennsylvania is such a great state. This sculpture garden is one of our best kept secrets.
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There's also a garden of flowers made from recycled street signs by PennDOT's parking lot.

The video below is quick, but will give you a better sense of the sculpture garden’s scale. It definitely seems worth a trip.

Have you seen this quirky art piece in person?

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