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500 Evergreen Lane	Across from McKendrie St Cafe	111 N Wesley Ave	103 E Lincoln St
321 E First St	Mulberry St and Hitt St	Between McKendrie Ave and Front St	Corner of First and Reynolds
Mulberry St and Main St	Wesley Ave and Front St	Frederick & Brayton Rd	Hannah Ave and Sunset Lane
Brayton Rd and Ogle	Corner of Fletcher & Main St	Corner of Lincoln St and Ogle	314 Brayton Rd
Maple and First St	Hannah and First St	East side of Hannah	Sunset Lane and Fletcher
First St and Fletcher	Brayton Rd across from the School	Wesley Ave and Main St	Barbara and Bruce Lane
Barbara and Ogle	Hitt and Nancy	Sunset Lane and N Wesley	Hitt St between Seminary and Wesley
Bruce and Brayton Rd	Brayton Rd and Wesley Ave	In front of Sullivans Foods on Hwy 64	Maple and Hitt St
Emily and Reynolds	Brayton Rd and BotanicSt	Hitt St in front of Kable News Warehouse	Nancy St and Cranbrook
Main St and Seminary	Wesley Ave and Center St	412 E Lincoln	406 E Lincoln
Between the Coliseum and the Bandshell	McKendrie Ave and Center St	Sunset Lane and Reynolds	McKendrie Ave and Main St
Front St and Mulberry	Center St and Mulberry	Front St and Reynolds	Center St and Front St
Hitt St and Ogle	Lincoln St and Botanic	Blackthorn	Fredrick and Lincoln St

Corn Cob

This beautiful piece of art can be found at the corner of Center St & Reynolds.

Created by Melissa Bushman, this creation was very nicely done to represent that which surrounds the Mt Morris community. Corn fields as far as the eye can see!

Congratulations to Melissa on a first place win.

Minion

This hydrant is cute on both sides and a must see when driving through Mt Morris!

Located on Hitt St (Highway 64) and Maple - across the street from Disciples United Methodist Church.

The second place winner

of the Art on Fire event:

Melinda Cox & Arika Black are the winning artists.Congratulations, Melinda & Arika!

The Cardinal

This hydrant creates a simple setting of our doors and the beautiful birds that you will find in Mt Morris during the spring and summer months.

Sally Aderton, an alumni of Mt Morris High School, brings this piece of art for all to see. It's located at Nancy and Hill (last road to the left when leaving Mt Morris on Mudcreek Rd)

The third place winner, this hydrant is a beautiful masterpiece.

The 2016 Winners!

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Art on Fire Comes Alive in 2023

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