Hi-Lo Diner

This Hi-Lo Diner illustration is part of the State Icons series. This diner was originally built in 1957 in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. It was moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and then rehabbed, renamed, and reopened in 2016.

DETAILS

• Grey, teal, red, and black illustration
• Giclee print using archival paper and inks, so it will last a lifetime
• Comes in a simple, black, handmade wooden frame (approx. 3.75" x 3.25" total) with recycled glass
• Each illustration is signed by the artist
• Frame is thick in depth, so it can stand on its own on a flat surface, or it can hang on the wall via a sawtooth hanger that's attached to the back
• Frame is handmade by On The Level Woodworking

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Illustrations by Christy Johnson, United Goods; copyright United Goods.

Proudly made in the USA.