In the titchy town of Story, Indiana, there lingers a relic from times past - the work of local luminary William Galloway. Chiseled from an antiquated Studebaker factory fragment, he fashioned a tree trunk testament to the town's hard knocks. Adorned with symbols of life's ups and downs - a wheel, a deer, a dogwood, and vine - this monument serves as a symbol of Story's tenacity. Raised and bred in Story, Galloway whiled away his days running the Story Inn with his kin, committing himself to this modest masterpiece, a salute to the town's unwavering spirit. Drop by and show some appreciation.
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Written by Friendly Jane
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