Standin' on the Corner Park
- Art & landmarks
- In Winslow, Arizona
- On Route 66
In Winslow, AZ, Standin' on the Corner Park honors the Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey song Take It Easy, a hit for the Eagles. The song's line about standing on a corner in Winslow is the whole idea: the park turns that lyric into a place you can visit. It opened in 1999 and sits just off the old road through town.
What is Standin' on the Corner Park?
The corner holds a two-story trompe-l'oeil mural by John Pugh, painted to trick the eye, a parked flatbed Ford and a bronze figure called Easy, sculpted by Ron Adamson, who stands at the corner with his guitar. A brick wall surrounds the park; each brick bears a donor's name and a short note about Winslow.
Visiting Standin' on the Corner Park: tips
Treat it as a short photo stop. Food is about 0.1 mile away. The La Posada Historic District is about 0.2 mile away and the Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post and Warehouse about 0.3 mile.
Practical info
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