Daily Picture Challenge!

[Jim]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Here's a triple formerly located in St. Louis.  August 8, 1999.

[US71]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Biloxi, MS

[US 89]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

[Eth]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Three examples, all from southbound I-85 in North Carolina:

[MNHighwayMan]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

These (and TO I-235) signs are littered all over Des Moines.

[paulthemapguy]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

IN-039-US35NN by Paul Drives, on Flickr

And these two were taken yesterday:


WI-794NTEW by Paul Drives, on Flickr


WI-I-794X1FNA by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Posted outside Tallahassee Regional Airport:

[Jim]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Brattleboro, Vermont.  February 2, 2002.



US 275 west of Omaha, Nebraska.  August 21, 2017.



Hinmans Corners, New York.  October 21, 2017.

[HazMatt]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

Pine St. at 4th St. coming from the Arch in St. Louis, MO.  May 16, 2017

[csw]

July 2, 2018: TO two or more roads.

TO US 24 and IL 29 in East Peoria, IL:



TO KY 121 and KY 286 in Wickliffe, KY:

[Jim]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

I'll start with the signer with the most recognizable signature, John Hancock.  Taken on US 20 entering Hancock, Massachusetts.  September 30, 2007.

[MNHighwayMan]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

I just posted this to the Traffic Signal thread, but it works for this challenge too. Jefferson Way in Indianola, IA, so named because it was once part of the Jefferson Highway, which was named for Thomas Jefferson.



Edited to change the picture to a cropped version that makes the sign easier to read.

[US71]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence

NUTS! Beat by 30 seconds

[US71]

Trying again: Star City, AR  Franklin St at Jefferson

[csw]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

Oliver Wolcott, from Connecticut. Taken on I-65 NB in Jasper Co., IN.

[bassoon1986]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

This one is for Samuel Huntington. Sign is in Charleston, WV



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[US 89]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

Here's Harrison Blvd in Ogden. For Benjamin Harrison, although the road is named for William Henry Harrison, the 9th president.

[Jim]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

Wytheville, VA, named after George Wythe.  July 11, 2008.

[US71]

Here's Harrison Blvd in Ogden. For Benjamin Harrison, although the road is named for William Henry Harrison, the 9th president.

Who was a son of Benjamin Harrison V

[hbelkins]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

This one is for Samuel Huntington. Sign is in Charleston, WV



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I thought Huntington, WV, was named after a railroad magnate named Huntington.

[hotdogPi]

I thought Huntington, WV, was named after a railroad magnate named Huntington.

"This one is for Samuel Huntington" was referring to the signer of the Declaration of Independence, not to the origin of the city's name. They don't have to be the same person to qualify for the challenge.

[Eth]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

Georgia's three signers all have counties in the northeastern part of metro Atlanta named after them.

Lyman Hall:


George Walton:


The third is, of course, Button Gwinnett, but it appears my photo collection lacks anything named for either him or his namesake county.

[Jim]

July 4, 2018: Post a road sign containing the name of a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence (list here).  Each can be used once (but we'll need two "Adams" for Samuel and John).  Bonus points if you can find one referring to a place/street likely named after the signer.

Georgia's three signers all have counties in the northeastern part of metro Atlanta named after them.

Lyman Hall: ...

George Walton: ...

The third is, of course, Button Gwinnett, but it appears my photo collection lacks anything named for either him or his namesake county.

Best I have for Gwinnett is this street in Savannah.  February 16, 2012.

[Mergingtraffic]

July 5th, 2018:  BGS with a blank spot or overlay for a future interstate or future interstate portion

The new portion of I-95 that has yet to open in NJ and PA.

[Jim]

July 5th, 2018:  BGS with a blank spot or overlay for a future interstate or future interstate portion

A recently taken one qualifies here for me.  A green box placeholder for I-86 on I-84 in New York.  May 9, 2018.



Of course the strange thing about this is that a couple miles back, the I-86 was not covered: