A few more photos of the ghosted Kwiz outline. These are from 2017.

Practice toy tags by “Sir-Marks-A-Lot” (Smalot, silly abbreviated name) from 1997. Permanent marker (probably a Marks-A-Lot marker) on Rubbermaid plastic container lid, 1997. Well, the kid did mark a lot. A little later the name was shortened to “Sir”, as barely seen on the electrical box, and some local marker tags from ten years later. Digital photos from Jan 2013.

The bridge over Clear Creek on National Road West was demolished and replaced 2010-2011. Part of the original lip/walkway underneath remains, but the bridge itself if much lower underneath. The original bridge was a local piecing spot. 1-2: scanned prints, “Wack w/ Scrap”, Sufr over Sufr over Senoz over Sone over Kwiz. The Kwiz piece and character was the freshest thing there, but was covered up, unfortunately. OG bridge, 3-4: scanned prints, Anxer and Enter, new bridge circa 2011/12. The rest: digital photos, Mar 2017, showing the remaining original lip/walkway.

Grainy cell phone flicks with an Avisr (Rest in Piece) streak in the big city. Photo taken in Nov 2022.

Another revisit of this wall. The paint outlasts the buff. First three photos, scanned prints, 2000-03. 4-5: 2013. The rest: 2025.

Here are some digital shots of the red/orange Kwiz piece that is circa mid-late 90s painted on a former C&O bridge, most likely sometime after the line was abandoned in 1994. This piece is still visible today, although the efflorescent stains are taking over and it has be clipped by another writer. Wikipedia summary: “Efflorescence is the process where salts migrate to the surface of a porous material, forming a white, powdery deposit.” Photos from 2013-2023.

Here are some photos of the pieces next to the trackside Kwiz at the now demolished bridge. The archival photos are from the IHSSI County Survey online database, and they list is as Straight Line Pike rather than 9th Street. The one colorful piece, was covered up by brush for years and I never knew it existed until it was all cut back to demolish the bridge. By looking at the letter style and color-scheme, I can now pretty confidently attribute it to Kwiz. I am not totally sure what it says, but my initial interpretation was “Spill’n Skills”, which does relate to the “Skills Flow Like Ink” piece. The other Jesu, looks like it may have been a silver with a black outline, as the fill is totally gone. There is also a newer “CHUD” outline over it, which at first looks like part of the piece. In my photo of the Kwiz piece from 2001, I can’t see that one in the picture. Photos: 1-2: From IN dot gov SHAARD- Circa 2001. You can see a character on the pillar that might be by “La Femme”, and a GRO tag. On the back wall you can see the Kwiz piece faintly, more so in the second darkened version. 3: Scale of buffed Kwiz piece shown. Sep 2013. 4-10: The other two pieces in Jan 2013 and Sep 2013. 11: Kwiz circa 2001. 12: Sufr silver from 2002 directly right of the Kwiz.

Here is a scanned image from the Library of Congress, public domain, of the Main Street Bridge during construction, circa 1920, and some scans of my negatives from the end of winter 2000. I have posted these other two photos earlier, but I incorrectly thought they were from 2002. The first one is Nuro Senoz throw-ups over their old names Moe and Sir, over a nice Mize piece. There is a Bong Squad production to the right (the “O” appears to be a bong) with a lighthouse depicted. The second photo is a nice, angled, 4 color with a blue fill, “Quiz” Kwiz piece, with the ever-present “ES” green outlines over everything. I recall my very first attempt at a piece, maybe in 1997/98, was underneath this bridge and when I came back later to explore, it was also dissed by Es., which means the artist was active at the time.

Some photos of various stages of a Kwiz piece from the mid/late 90s next to the former C&O line, on the side of the now gone South 9th bridge. The two prints are from circa 2001-03, and the digital photos of the partially buffed are from January 26, 2013. I’ll post the other two pieces to the left of the Kwiz separately. I am not sure if they were also done by Kwiz or other locals.

Updates on the project. I was able to get some up-close photos of the work being done on the bridge. It looks like some of the steel trestle is to be replaced. The UKSI throw from 2023 is an out-of-towner over a “Che” outline from early 2000s.