Jennerstown, Pennsylvania - Bicycle Built for Two Sculpture
- Address:
- 2811 Lincoln Highway, Jennerstown, PA
- Directions:
- Southeast of Jennerstown. Second Time Around, just west of the Route 30/219 interchange.
- Hours:
- Always visible.
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Near Jennerstown, Pennsylvania - Bicycle Built for Two Sculpture Students at Somerset County Technology Center created this Bicycle Built for Two (17’ high, weight over 1,800 lbs) for the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor's Roadside Giants project. This giant bicycle is "riding high" near the intersection of Routes 30 and 219 near Jennerstown. The owners of a local re-sale shop, Second Time Around, were happy to host this Roadside Giant of the Lincoln Highway on their property.
Students at this school wanted to recreate this design because of Somerset County’s many bike trails, like the popular Great Allegheny Passage. [Leah Cominsky, 07/16/2009]
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