Iron work with a a message - NoHo store at Vineland and Otsego. Photo for The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by Gerald Fecht 2010.href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_AEexmF_O-96PvPrNQXtlYeE6QNhDh4Rj8Xyl2NzuaMQbq8SsEXy0-ETFBJCVmxxZqD1OVw_hVV-9ZnEn3PGSH97oYi1LyA6KuJZxRdeOxjK_mk8aFN-eh-EOPbGq1lzlip7-ZSWrYjk/s1600/PirateShipNoNo2.jpg">
Pirate and wrecked Ghost Ship art on delivery doors.
Someone more "with it" than Jerry will have to tell me what this message says. 
On the corner of Vineland Avenue and Otsego Street is a mysterious (to say the least) store that hasn't ever been opened while I've explored the area. It may have been a costume store or even a head shop. Perhaps since the sign over the door says "Last Chance" it might have been or still is, a bar. Whatever its use, the graphetti art on its delivery doors is amazing.
2 comments:
The shop with the pirate logo was Enchanted Divas. It was a pirate shop, literally a place to purchase items to decorate your house in pirate decor. Prior to that, the site was a shop for non-traditional religions. It sold crystals and other items.
Jan 2011. It hasn't changed. I live across the street. Somebody occupies it now but don't know who. Little activity. The walls are a favorite backdrop for photographers taking pictures of people.
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