Spanish Fort, Alabama: 14-Foot-High Paper Clip
A large (not giant) blue paper clip stands at the main intersection of the town of Spanish Fort, symbolizing a town that is "open for business."
- Address:
- Spanish Fort Blvd, Spanish Fort, AL
- Directions:
- On the north side of Spanish Fort Blvd/US Hwy 31 at its intersection with Old Spanish Trail/US Hwy 98.
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It's big. It's blue. It's a paper clip. We found this one a little hard to track down with our GPS (It's next door to the dentist's office on Spanish Fort Blvd). When we visited, the tiny American Flag was missing.
[Craig & Katelyn Wingerson, 03/21/2015]
Big paper clip.
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The paper clip was designed and built by artist Casey Downing Jr. and dentist Barry Booth.