If Chuck E. Cheese goes away, so does a bit of San Jose history
https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/06/27/if-chuck-e-cheese-goes-away-so-does-a-bit-of-san-jose-history/
It appears one of my favorite San Jose landmarks will live to chomp another day.
I’m talking about the 30-foot statue of Chuck E. Cheese that sits in one of three glass-walled alcoves at the pizza chain’s location off Tully Road. Created in the early 1980s by sculptor Jeff Tritel, the foam-and-fiberglass rodent can be seen by drivers on Highway 101, as big a monument to pizza and commerce as you’ll find anywhere west of Chicago.
If Chuck E. Cheese goes away, so does a bit of San Jose history
Jun 29, 2020, 11:43am UTC
https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/06/27/if-chuck-e-cheese-goes-away-so-does-a-bit-of-san-jose-history/
> It appears one of my favorite San Jose landmarks will live to chomp another day.
> I’m talking about the 30-foot statue of Chuck E. Cheese that sits in one of three glass-walled alcoves at the pizza chain’s location off Tully Road. Created in the early 1980s by sculptor Jeff Tritel, the foam-and-fiberglass rodent can be seen by drivers on Highway 101, as big a monument to pizza and commerce as you’ll find anywhere west of Chicago.