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Fire hydrant painted green, yellow, and lavender (or possibly gray) to look like a person from the revolutionary war, in celebration of the bicentennial. The name "Ben Franklin" can be seen written on the yellow belt. They hydrant is located in front of several stores, which can be seen in the background, along with two cars.

Title
Painted Fire Hydrant in Celebration of Bicentennial, IV
Date (Text)
circa 1976
Date
1976
Geographic Coverage
Kings Mountain (N.C.)
Cleveland County (N.C.)
Subject (Topic)
Kings Mountain (N.C.)--History.
Cleveland County (N.C.)--History.
Kings Mountain (N.C.)--Centennial celebrations, etc.
Cleveland County (N.C.)--Centennial celebrations, etc.
Subject (Images)
Type
Image
Format
Photographs
Language
English
Collection in Repository
Archives
Local Item/Call Number
2011.46.35
Standard Rights Statement
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
Contributing Institution
Contact Information
Kings Mountain Historical Museum | 100 E. Mountain Street, P.O. Box 552, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 | http://www.kingsmountainmuseum.org/ | 704.739.1019
Digital Collection
Images of North Carolina
Accessibility Statement
Archival Content: this is a digital surrogate of an item that was created before April 26, 2027. It is presented here for research, reference or recordkeeping. For help accessing this material, please visit https://www.digitalnc.org/about/policies/accessibility/

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