The Original Boneyfiddler, 535 Second Street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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The original design of the iconic Boney-fiddler - a skeleton dancing, with a fiddle in one hand - has been claimed by various artists in the area, with the original rights belonging to Margie Russell who had the design applied as a decal to the windows of her place of business, 535 Second Street.
This file appears in: How the Boneyfiddle Got Its Name: Historic Preservation and Economic Redevelopment in a “Land of Good Faith”
How the Boneyfiddle Got Its Name: Historic Preservation and Economic Redevelopment in a “Land of Good Faith”
In the spring of 1993, Portsmouth Murals Inc, launched plans for their first mural, a birds-eye-view of Portsmouth in 1903. Imogene Howland chaired the Art Committee, which included Carl Ackerman,…