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Landmark victory: American Journey has arrived
Creative Loafing - by NICOLE ABBETT
Date: Tue, May 21, 2013 at 9:43 PM
TAMPA — Not only does it best Ikea as the coolest thing on Adamo Drive, the mural is the largest of its kind in Florida.
Despite the sweltering heat, more than 100 people showed up to the dedication of the Adamo Drive Mural, American Journey, joining Mayor Bob Buckhorn and mural artist Michael Parker in a dedication ceremony to celebrate its official unobstructed view, allowing all a glimpse of Ybor City’s rich history.
Massive mural gives glimpses of Ybor's history
FOX 13 News - by Stef DiPietrantonio
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 5:27am
TAMPA — There is a huge mural up in Ybor City now that took more than a year to
paint. It is a depiction of the rich immigrant history, not only for Ybor City,
but also for "America's Journey," which is what the massive artwork is titled.
Along Adamo, a statement to match the bold history of
Ybor City
Tampa Bay Times - by Richard Danielson, Times Staff Writer
Date: Saturday, May 18, 2013 4:30am
TAMPA — Rolling by on Adamo Drive, thousands of motorists have gotten glimpses under
the scaffolding of the work in progress, but a huge mural painted to tell the story
of Ybor City makes its official unobstructed debut next week.
Adamo Drive could become home to city's largest mural
10 News (WTSP) - by Preston Rudie, Reporter
Date: Tuesday, May 3, 2011, 6:01pm EDT
TAMPA — Adamo Drive could soon be home to the city's biggest mural. Organizers of
the Adamo Drive Mural Project say they want to paint a mural on the Fabricated Products
of Tampa building located at 17th St. and Adamo Dr.
Retired Air Force general David Scott, Nielsen combine
forces to improve Ybor
Tampa Bay Business Journal - by Margie Manning, Senior Staff Writer
Date: Friday, March 25, 2011, 6:00am EDT
TAMPA — Business and neighborhood leaders in Ybor City want to identify and emulate
the secret sauce that draws people to communities such as New Orleans’ French Quarter
and Miami’s South Beach.
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