THE BLVD.
Eric & I found free street
parking in front of the
We walk along the Aerospace
THE BLVD is etched into
the sidewalk blocks.
Parking is found along the sides
of the BLVD & up its middle.
Intersections are brightly
painted for pedestrians
& drivers.
There are LOTS of stores, restaurants, and businesses along this short stretch of Lancaster Boulevard. I am sharing my favorite ones in this blog post.
Fabric Shop
Bee Honey...
Buy Local
History is in the process
to allow it to borrow art
& share their works
with other museums.
What a great idea. This sounds to me a lot like what libraries do every day. Instead of borrowing books and DVDs, MOAH will lend and borrow art collections.
Bike Racks allow bicyclists
to park their rides &
walk The BLVD.
... hosts a tiny Free Library.
It is not registered with
Little Free Library.
Store looks inviting.
Bright colors attract customers
to Bella Party Supply &
Gifts Rentals
Rapture Gold sells upscale
Vinyl Alley
Voodoo Vinyl
New & Used Records
We must stop there.
Yeager Mural
Another indication that Lancaster is oh so close to Edwards Air Force Base, Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, and Northrop Grumman Manufacturing Companies.
Cantarito Restaurant's storefront
has beautiful artwork.
The Western Hotel Museum is
housed in an 1888 building.
Wildlife runs through &
flies alongside a train.
PHARMACY BOARDSHOP
is in a building that looks
like the water tower in
Petticoat Junction.
interesting dinner choice
Birds are unwrapped on the
Orio's mural.
has a beautiful wrought iron
gate.
A closeup...
The gate leads to an
enclosed patio.
Eric looks at trains on sidings
at the Lancaster Metrolink
An F4 Phantom Fighter Jet
is the focal point of...
... the eastern end of the Aerospace Walk of Honor.
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