Tuck's In Downtown Scranton

Some call this mural street art, some call it graffiti.  Whatever, it definitely brings some color to downtown Scranton.

The Perpetual Paper Peruser #2

It just seems right to photograph a statue of a newspaper editor and publisher in grainy black and white.  

The Perpetual Paper Peruser

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Located in front of the Scranton Times-Tribune building, this statue depicts editor and publisher Edward J. Lynett perpetually perusing the paper.  

Taylor Borough Mural

It is always a pleasant surprise to stumble upon another street mural depicting life in the Scranton area.  I spotted this one in a store parking lot in the borough of Taylor on the west side of Scranton.

Mural Art

Since murals are pictures on walls, ceilings and other fixed surfaces,  it can be considered an art form that dates all the way back to our hairy cave-dwelling ancestors from the stone age.  A caveman might be able to comprehend the Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel as a big and luxurious cave, but what would he make of an electric street car?    

Street Mural View #2

Street Art Train