Life Under the Leaves - Boston, MA - Artistically Decorated Utility Boxes on Waymarking.com

In Boston, at the intersection of Granite Avenue and Hill Top Street, is this artistically painted utility box, with the title, "Life Under the Leaves."

The box is on the western side of this T intersection, along a sidewalk. Cedar Grove Cemetery is nearby, just north of this location. Across the intersection is a sign for the Neponset River Reservation.

The box is a standard size, almost six feet tall, about two feet wide and four feet the other dimension.

The box is painted mostly blue and green swirls, with red, orange and yellow tines. on all sides. The artist's name, Sarah Kinne, appears on the north side. The email is on the west side. The Mayor at the time, "Thomas Menino," is on the south side.

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Name of Artist: Sarah Kinne Title of the Art: Life Under the Leaves Year Decorated: 2010

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