This Putt-Putt Fun Center in Louisville is from 1970. While these old PP courses are getting scarce, when they do have animal statues, they usually have elephants, zebras, and giraffes. But these turtles are rarer:
Even more rare — in fact the only courses I’ve ever seen with these: score tables with ashtrays (blurry photo but they read “Putt Putt”):
This giant abacus is in Goshen at St. Francis Elementary School:
This giant sausage made from propane tank (and stuffer) are in Simpsonville:
A midcentury library addition in downtown Louisville:
A former Sears, Roebuck & Co. store in Louisville:
A former Coca-Cola bottling plant in Shelbyville:
The Parkland Theatre in Cincinnati:
This former Standard Oil station is in Mt. Washington:
This Krispy Kreme is in Louisville. While the sign now has LED tubing and the building’s been remodeled a bit, I’m just glad to see it’s still there:
The sign at the long-closed Starway Drive-in theatre in Frankfort:
This sign is in Louisville:
This shopping center sign in Louisville now has plastic letters and a new clock:
And lastly, this business in Louisville is long gone but the sign remains:
One more day of Kentucky left before we move on to Tennessee.
Happy Trails,
dj & the dogs
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