DeVon Smith was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 1926. Smith quit high school and briefly worked casting tank turrets at Union Steel Casting in Pittsburgh. Drafted in 1944, Smith landed in England with the 84th Infantry, eventually earning three battle stars In 1972, After the war, Smith became a world famous hitchhiker, setting the Guinness World Records for DeVon Smith « View All Artists DeVon Smith (1926–2003) DeVon Smith was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania

–DeVon Smith DeVon Smith (1926–2003) was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and frequently skipped school Smith quit high school, worked casting tank turrets in Pittsburgh, and was drafted into the 84th Infantry After the war, Smith became a world-famous hitchhiker, setting the Guinness World Records for Longest World's First Family of Robots DeVon Smith Jim Rouse Visionary Center, 1st Floor "Don't sit in a chair –DeVon Smith DeVon Smith (1926–2003) was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and frequently skipped school

Williams, Leslie Payne, DeVon Smith, and Baltimore's own Loring Cornish. Taylor Folk Art Gallery Vollis Simpson in field Photo by Burk Uzzle James Harold Jennings ©1993 by Mike Smith Devon Smith with his robot family Gayleen Aiken Photo by Ted Degener Zebedee B. Williams, Leslie Payne, DeVon Smith, and Baltimore's own Loring Cornish.

Ghetti DeVon Smith “...Creativity is self-generated in areas of the mind beyond or beneath the individual

Amezcua Chelo Gonzalez Ray Materson DeVon Smith Bruce Bickford Arthur Hammer Charles Dellschau Sermet

Gayleen Aiken Charles Dellschau Tressa "Grandma" Prisbrey Axel Erlandson Patty Kuzbida Allen Christian DeVon Smith Mars Tokyo (aka Sally Mericle) Adam Morales Sermet Aslan James Franklin Snodgrass Brian Dowdall

Ghetti Ben Wilson Adam Kurtzman Paul "The Baltimore Glassman" Darmafall DeVon Smith Yanni Posnakoff Leonard

had been illegal, the government decided to give him a state salary and 50 workers so that he could devote had been illegal, the government decided to give him a state salary and 50 workers so that he could devote Darmafall "The Baltimore Glassman" Ho Baron Reverend Albert Wagner Vanessa German Malcolm McKesson DeVon Smith Mary Proctor Charles Dellschau Fred Carter Yanni Posnakoff Emily Duffy Esther Nisenthal Krinitz

DeVon Smith Charles Dellschau Donald Pass Arthur Hammer Amezcua Chelo Gonzalez George Lowe Noche Crist

Kuhler Paul "The Baltimore Glassman" Darmafall Nek Chand Romaine Samworth Sermet Aslan Clyde Jones DeVon Smith Wayne Coyne Temple Grandin Adolf Wölfli

Eddy) DeVon Smith Mary Proctor Geraldine O.

Cromer Leonard Knight Temple Grandin DeVon Smith Loring Cornish O.L.