This is what the plank looks like after it is

pulled from one of the mother structures.

It is then cleaned and shrink-wrapped twice

and the picture/description at the

top of the page is attached to the wrap.

This is the typical inscription put on the

back of the wood.

This is #5 and there are 25 planks left.

If you like, a different inscription can be done.

The pieces sit under the looming Cafe as

it releases its history into the wild.

Side view of the cafe column. You can see

the watermark over the last 15 years.

The wood to the left is what is being

disassembled and sold.

This piece I kept together.

Keeping it at home.

Side view of the Whistle Stop Cafe

after the wood planks were taken off.