After graduating from Plymouth State College, now known as Plymouth University, with a BA in Art, Steve McAnney started working with Gary Cota, a noted artist, wood carver & sign maker. In December of 1985 Steve purchased Gary's business, which then became McAnney Fine Carved Signs.
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Georgina Malloy
Jan 27, 2020
Richard Lee
Jan 20, 2019
The second Welcome To Townsend Sign was installed today on Route 13 just north of North End Road. The two signs installed in the past few weeks are gifts to the Town of Townsend from the Townsend Community Couples Club who designed the signs and raised the money through several fund-raisers in the past few years.
Trenton Goyette for his Eagle Scout project raised the funds to purchase the granite posts and he and his dad Jason and members of the Couples Club and Boy Scouts helped install the two signs.
The signs were hand crafted by Steve McAnney of McAnney Fine Carved Signs in Swanzey, New Hampshire. The Townsend Community Couples Club and Trenton Goyette of Boy Scout Troop 10 in Townsend thank the North Middlesex School Committee and the Townsend Conservation Land Trust for letting us erect these signs on their property.
Trenton Goyette for his Eagle Scout project raised the funds to purchase the granite posts and he and his dad Jason and members of the Couples Club and Boy Scouts helped install the two signs.
The signs were hand crafted by Steve McAnney of McAnney Fine Carved Signs in Swanzey, New Hampshire. The Townsend Community Couples Club and Trenton Goyette of Boy Scout Troop 10 in Townsend thank the North Middlesex School Committee and the Townsend Conservation Land Trust for letting us erect these signs on their property.
Angela Marie
Nov 22, 2017
