The Prince Restaurant features a leaning tower emblazoned with the word "Pizza" that juts out of the main building.
The strip includes well-known restaurants such as the Hilltop Steak House, where a gigantic cactus and a herd of plastic cows behind a flag-festooned fence advertise the beef. A three-mile strip of Route 1, described on the town's Web site as "the famous Route 1" runs north to south, dividing the town. Income-wise, it ranks near the middle of Massachusetts communities. The town of about 27,000 people is located about nine miles north of Boston. championship against Boynton Beach, Fla., Saturday night in South Williamsport, Pa. "Saugus is a great little town that a lot of people come up with misconceptions about because of Route 1." "It will definitely give Saugus a new face," said Phil Franco, 32, who was stocking sodas into a freezer at J & M's sub shop on Central Street in the town center. championships of the Little League World Series, has given residents new pride and hopes that the town's image will improve. For years, this town has been known for its garish Route - strip, where traffic is a breakneck blur, the stores offer everything, and the most notable landmarks are a gigantic cactus, a herd of plastic cows and a leaning tower of pizza.īut the saga of the Saugus American Little League team, which has made it the U.S.
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