Brook Knoll School at the OK Market
Pollyanna found some old yearbooks from Brook Knoll Elementary school, 1965-1967.
What a sweet cast of characters!
Everybody got fresh new paper clothes and went to play on the boarded up windows of the abandoned OK Market.
Brook Knoll playground at the OK Market
50¢ worth of innocence
Pollyanna was happy to find an illustrated 1924 copy of Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees at St Vincent de Paul for 50¢.
Pasted on light poles along S 4th Avenue, especially concentrated around Safford School.
A celebration of innocence.
Souvenirs at Cyclovia
Pollyanna’s Souvenir Stand appeared at Cyclovia, on South Fourth Avenue at the OK Market.
A self-service honor system table: objects painted or engraved with Souvenir Of Tucson
Inspired by
1. Childhood memories of longing, longing to go into souvenir stores and buy some little thing.
2. The delicious non-sequitur nature of souvenirs that have nothing to do with the place they are sold.
3. Deep admiration for self pay, honor system roadside farm stands.
4. Years of feeling the absurd ambiguity of having to price artwork.
By the end of the day, most of the souvenirs were gone.
200 Thread Count Queen Flat
A series of quotations on a single bedsheet, enlivening the chainlink in the Modern Streetcar construction zones of Fourth Avenue and Congress Streets.
Pollyanna 
