Nostalgia nuts, take notice! The only remaining piece of the entertainment complex in Saugus, MA is the iconic orange dinosaur, which used to reign terror on the 16th hole of the miniature golf course. It can still be seen from Route 1, but this sign, captured by John Margoles, is gone, along with the Dairy Queen. Sad times…. A nice piece of independent journalism can be read here: https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2016/09/23/route-one-mini-golf-darren-garnick
Sign of the Month January 2021 -Saugus, MA
Peter Evans Jan 11, 2021 Revere MA Fun Retro/Nostalgia Signs
Jan 11, 2021
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