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America's Most Boring Towns: 11
Sylvan Grove, KS - Scott Sargent - Friday, July 7th, 2006 : goo
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Town's only church (Baptist)
Town Hall
Sylvan Dollar Social Club
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Which was completely barren and boring
Except for the giant dollar-sign tiled into the bathroom floor
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Chris Erb: It looks like a school to me.
Susannah : 16th Jul 2006 - 08:37 GMT
The social club looks like it was built from spare parts.Interesting take on recycling.
Susannah : 16th Jul 2006 - 08:39 GMT
I kind of like the red white and blue banners, it looks like they're left over from a party a few years back when they painted the window frames to match.
Susannah : 16th Jul 2006 - 08:42 GMT
Kind of like when I was single, and I wouldn't throw out my Christmas tree till March!
groovehouse: That dollar sign cracks me up!
iman: 15th Apr 2007 - 13:18 GMT
it looks like one of those towns you see on old western movies, but the towns on those movies have more peoplle in it.
John : 15th Jun 2007 - 03:45 GMT
Red, white, and blue banners no doubt left over from the the parade they threw the brave lads going off to fight the civil war.
Kim: 1st Aug 2007 - 00:32 GMT
Your wrong there are two churches and you have never been to one of our family fish frys in the park!!!!! But, for the most part you are probably right it is pretty boring.
Kim: And the other church is Presbyterian.
BELROC IOF: They get freight trains here?
Bob: 10th Jan 2008 - 04:08 GMT
Used to. Rail Road moved.
more people get a big laugh out of the pee-trough in the bathroom rather than the dollar sign (left)
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