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SarahFarmer — 2009-03-27T03:38:13Z

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	+ *As of March 2008, this area is no longer considered a 'legal wall' as fencing and cameras have been installed in recent months. Currently there is no reason for the change.

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AlexanderGartley — 2008-11-18T14:57:37Z

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- Behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], follow the train tracks behind the parking lot, look off to your right, and you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.	+ The '''Legal Wall''' is located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate]. To find it, follow the train tracks behind the parking lot, look to your right, and you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-01-10T21:26:36Z

edited awkward wording in description

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- Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.	+ Behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], follow the train tracks behind the parking lot, look off to your right, and you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.

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KyleChambers — 2005-12-18T13:30:27Z

added link to more pictures of the legal wall

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	+ * [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kechambers/sets/1604332/ 2005 Photos]

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RobertPolyn — 2005-11-28T19:50:33Z

removed dead photo link

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- * [http://www.livejournal.com/users/hypostatization/71755.html October 2004 Photos]

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RobertPolyn — 2005-11-26T21:49:10Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-04T00:32:15Z

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- Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given his permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.	+ Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-03T22:58:33Z

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- Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. - - The name stems from the landlord of this property having given his permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits (onto the nearby businesses). Thus: Legal Wall.	+ Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. The name 'Legal Wall' stems from the landlord of this property having given his permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits onto other nearby businesses. The appearance of this location changes dramatically over time, with new artists spraying over older creations on a regular basis, and as such it is well worth revisiting.
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- The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older work on a regular basis, and as such it demands multiple visits.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-03T22:41:40Z

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- The name "Legal Wall" stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits (onto the nearby businesses).	+ The name stems from the landlord of this property having given his permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits (onto the nearby businesses). Thus: Legal Wall.
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- It isn't uncommon to see a mom drive up with a minivan and drop off a group of teenagers with bags, boxes, and a video camera, then drive off. The area is relatively safe, though not far from some rundown areas.	+ It isn't uncommon to see a mom drive up with a minivan and drop off a group of teenagers with bags, boxes, and a video camera, then drive off. The area is relatively safe, though not far from some more rundown areas.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-03T22:30:30Z

Welcome Matt. I played with the wording a bit to try to pull everything together

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- Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.	+ Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the best ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios.
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- The term "Legal Wall" stems from the landlord of the building giving permission for these walls to be used for graffiti, as long as they don't draw beyond the limits (onto the nearby businesses). It isn't uncommon to see a mom drive up with a minivan, drop off a whole group of teenagers with bags, boxes, and a video camera, then drive off.	+ The name "Legal Wall" stems from the landlord of this property having given permission for its walls to be used for graffiti, so long as artists don't draw beyond their limits (onto the nearby businesses). + + It isn't uncommon to see a mom drive up with a minivan and drop off a group of teenagers with bags, boxes, and a video camera, then drive off. The area is relatively safe, though not far from some rundown areas. + + The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older work on a regular basis, and as such it demands multiple visits.

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MattFinnicum — 2005-08-03T18:01:11Z

First edit ever. Information from very reliable sources.

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FarMcKon — 2005-05-25T00:06:48Z

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- Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["graffiti"] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.	+ Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["Graffiti" graffiti] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T17:44:29Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T17:42:50Z

Upload of image legalwall3.jpg.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T17:42:35Z

Upload of image legalwall2.jpg.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T17:42:21Z

Upload of image legalwall1.jpg.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T17:41:40Z

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	+ + * [http://www.changerous.com/2002/nov/21/vgate/ November 2002 Photos] + * [http://www.livejournal.com/users/hypostatization/71755.html October 2004 Photos]

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FarMcKon — 2005-04-09T21:23:06Z

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- Located behind ["The Village Gate"], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["graffiti"] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.	+ Located behind ["Village Gate" The Village Gate], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["graffiti"] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-03-28T09:36:30Z

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	+ Located behind ["The Village Gate"], if you follow the train tracks back behind the parking lot, and look off to your right, you will be treated to some of the finest ["graffiti"] in the area. The artwork is spread across several walls belonging to a row of aging buildings used primarily now as art studios. References to this location are few and far between, but an informal consensus seems to have given it the name: the Legal Wall. The artwork on the walls changes often, new artists spraying their creations over older works on a regular basis.