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An online auction of folk artist Laurence T. Gieringer's life work ends Jan. 23, when the Berks County landmark will be disassembled.
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The sculpture outside at Roadside America in Shartlesville Thursday morning January 7, 2021. The attraction with models, miniatures and trains…
One of the models on display at Roadside America in Shartlesville Thursday morning January 7, 2021. The attraction with models, miniatures and…
Auctioneer Bill Howze walks on the platform at Roadside America in Shartlesville on Thursday. The attraction’s models and miniatures, made by …
One of the models on display at Roadside America in Shartlesville Thursday morning January 7, 2021. The attraction with models, miniatures and…
Auctioneer Bill Howze and Dolores Heinsohn, the granddaughter of Laurence Gieringer, the creator of Roadside America, at the attraction in Sha…
Roadside America in Shartlesville Thursday morning January 7, 2021. The attraction with models, miniatures and trains is closing, the land and…
Dolores Heinsohn, the granddaughter of Laurence Gieringer, the creator of Roadside America, with one of the murals at Roadside America in Shar…
Laurence T. Gieringer, center, works on the platform for the miniature village.
Laurence T. Gieringer works on the platform for the miniature village at Roadside America in 1953, when it moved to Upper Bern Township.