• Two entrances to Mansfield: from the east on the Lincoln Highway in 1926; and from the south on St Rt 13 in 2013.

  • The 1970s brought a new, hip look to the city limits.  It was an attractive greeting but unfortunately it was also a terrific collector’s piece of kitsch and people were stealing them to use as headboards for their beds.

    Left: North Main corridor today.

    Bottom: A relic from the 50s that remains on West Fourth Street.

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