Bacon Free Library - Natick, MA - Unintentionally Funny Signs on Waymarking.com

Long Description:
True Story.

A friend of mine said, while we were in the coffee house across the street, and said, "It's nice that people can go to this library knowing that it's a bacon free library, but why bother? Aren't they all?"

I just smiled back at her.

She saw me smiling and said, "What?"

At first I was just asking things like, "Who would need to know this?" She replied, vegetarians and Jewish people who eat kosher foods.

I had to explain that it was a family named "Bacon" who either founded the library or made an endowment to it!

The letters are over the main entrance to a beautiful red-stone building on Eliot Street, in a triangle of land bounded by Eliot, Pleasant and Mill Streets.

Did you explain the double meaning of the word(s)?: yes Did you explain the location or wording that brings the sign's double meaning to mind?: yes Did you explain the meaning of life? :): yes

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