West Farms Mall is a large covered shopping mall at the intersection of Farmington, West Hartford and New Britain.
Alphabet Spire VI is a 28-foot high sculpture by William Crutchfield. It has stood outside the J. C. Penney store since West Farms opened in 1974.
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It has? I've honestly never noticed but in the past ten years I bet I can count the number of times I've been to the mall on one hand. No nurseries there.
I like it. Very cool.
I've shopped there many times, but never had my camera with me. Now I have another reason to shop there, besides going to the Apple Store. ;) Nice picture!
Awesome piece.
I like it a lot!
Different and I like it! Great composition, Jack! Hope your weekend is going well!
What a fun piece! I like it. I wonder what that handle on the side represents.
Magnificent! I like all the interlocking.
WOW that's pretty cool
Very dramatic!
La Tour Eiffel knock off.
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Pretty cool!
It's in great condition after nearly 49 years. It makes me wonder where Alphabet Spires I to V are located.
Whether by the artist or the mall wasn't clear, but if I recall correctly it's an homage to local resident Noah Webster and his Blue Back Speller.
It's looking good for its age! I love displays like this, really livens up an otherwise typical day at the mall.
Sort of a Tower of Babel. Will its meaning change when JC Penny goes under?
So creative composition and your picture is fabulous!
Léia
Perfect for ABC Wednesday, Jack, any week :).
Haha! I just spent a few minutes checking if there were any letters missing Jack.
This is a great idea! A very creative work and really eye catching!
Shaped like the Eiffel Tower!
Amazing and truly cool!
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