List of United States post office murals

This is a list of United States post office murals, produced in the United States from 1934 to 1943 through commissions from the Procurement Division of the United States Department of the Treasury. The principal objective of the United States post office murals was to secure artwork that met high artistic standards[1] for public buildings, where it was accessible to all people.[2] The murals were intended to boost the morale of the American people suffering from the effects of the Depression by depicting uplifting subjects the people knew and loved.[3] Murals produced through the Treasury Department's Section of Painting and Sculpture (1934–1943) were funded as a part of the cost of the construction of new post offices, with 1% of the cost set aside for artistic enhancements.[4] Murals were commissioned through competitions open to all artists in the United States.[5] Almost 850 artists were commissioned to paint 1371 murals, most of which were installed in post offices;[4] 162 of the artists were women and three were African American.[4] The Treasury Relief Art Project (1935–1938), which provided artistic decoration for existing Federal buildings, produced a smaller number of post office murals.[1] TRAP was established with funds from the Works Progress Administration. The Section supervised the creative output of TRAP, and selected a master artist for each project. Assistants were then chosen by the artist from the rolls of the WPA Federal Art Project.[6]^: 62–63

Agriculture and Industries of Ventura: Gordon Kenneth Grant (1908–1940) was commissioned to create murals for the post office in Ventura, California, in 1938.

Artists were asked to paint in an "American scene" style, depicting ordinary citizens in a realistic manner. Abstract and modern art styles were discouraged. Artists were also encouraged to produce works that would be appropriate to the communities where they were to be located and to avoid controversial subjects.[5] Projects were closely scrutinized by the Section for style and content, and artists were paid only after each stage in the creative process was approved.[6]

The Section and the Treasury Relief Art Project were overseen by Edward Bruce, who had directed the Public Works of Art Project (1933–1934). They were commission-driven public work programs that employed artists to beautify American government buildings, strictly on the basis of quality.[2][6]^: 58–59 This contrasts with the work-relief mission of the Federal Art Project (1935–1943) of the Works Progress Administration, the largest of the New Deal art projects. So great was its scope and cultural impact that the term "WPA" is often mistakenly used to describe all New Deal art, including the U.S. post office murals.[2][6]^: 63–64 "New Deal artwork" is a more accurate term to describe the works of art created under the federal art programs of that period.[7]

The murals are the subject of efforts by the United States Postal Service to preserve and protect them. This is particularly important and problematical as some of them have disappeared or deteriorated. Some are ensconced in buildings that are worth far less than the artwork.[8]

Alabama

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Atmore	The Letter Box	Anne Goldthwaite	1938
Brewton	Logging	John Von Wicht	1939	oil on canvas Missing
Enterprise	Saturday in Enterprise	Paul Arlt	1941	Relocated to the Enterprise Public Library
Eutaw	The Countryside	Robert Gwathmey	1941
Fairfield	Spirit of Steel	Frank Hartley Anderson	1938	[11]
Fort Payne	Harvest at Fort Payne	Harwood Steiger	1938	Relocated in 2001 to Hunt Hall, part of the Hosiery Museum
Hartselle	Cotton Scene	Ferol Sibley Warthen	1941	Relocated to the Hartselle Chamber of Commerce office in the historic train depot
Haleyville	Reforestation	Hollis Holbrook	1940	tempera on gesso Missing
Luverne	Cotton Field	Arthur Getz	1942
Bay Minette	Removal of the County Seat from Daphne to Bay Minette	Hilton Leech	1939
U.S. Post Office (Montevallo), Montevallo	Early Settlers Weighing Cotton	William S. McCall	1938	Included in University of Montevallo Historic District	1990 CP
Monroeville	Harvesting	Arthur Leroy Bairnsfather	1939
Oneonta	Local Agriculture-A.A.A. 1939	Aldis B. Browne	1939
Ozark	Early Industry of Dale County	John Kelly Fitzpatrick	1938	[12]
Phenix City	Cotton	John Kelly Fitzpatrick	1939	missing
Russellville	Shipment of the First Iron Produced in Russellville	Conrad A. Albrizio	1938
Tuskegee	The Road to Tuskegee	Anne Goldthwaite	1937
Tuscumbia	Chief Tuscumbia Greets the Dickson Family	Jack McMillen	1939

Alaska

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Location	Mural title	Image	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Anchorage Post Office and Court House	Alaskan Landscape		Arthur T. Kerrick	1946	Courtroom wall behind the judge's bench Commissioned in 1941, installed in the 1950s[14][15][16]	1978 78000516
Wrangell	Old Town in Alaska		Austin Mecklem and Marianne Appel	1943

Arizona

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
United States Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona	Communication During the Period of Exploration	Oscar Berninghaus	1939		83002993[19]
United States Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona	Spanish Explorers and American Indians	Oscar Berninghaus	1939		83002993
United States Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona	Progress of the Pioneer, Crossing the Desert	LaVerne Nelson Black	1937		83002993
United States Post Office, Phoenix, Arizona	Progress of the Pioneer, the Arrival of the U.S. Mail Coach	LaVerne Nelson Black	1937		83002993
Safford	History of the Gila Valley	Seymour Fogel	1942	6 murals

Arkansas

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Benton	The Bauxite Mines	Julius Woeltz	1942	currently located in the Saline County Courthouse in Benton, Arkansas
Clarendon	They Cleared the Land and Planted Cotton	Abraham Tobias	1942	never installed, current location unknown
Clarksville	How Happy was the Occasion	Mary M. Purser	1941
Dardanelle Agriculture and Post Office, in Dardanelle	Cotton Growing, Manufacture, and Export	Ludwig Mactarian	1939	oil on canvas
DeQueen	Wildlife Conservation in Arkansas	Henry Simon	1942
DeWitt Post Office, in De Witt	Portrait of Contemporary De Witt	William Thaher	1941
Lake Village Post Office, Lake Village	Lake Country Wild Life	Avery F. Johnson	1941		1998
Magnolia	Threshing	Joe Jones	1938
Morrilton Post Office, in Morrilton	Men at Rest	Richard Sargent	1939	on display at the Conway County Courthouse	1998
Nashville Post Office, Nashville	Peach Growing	John Tazewell Robertson	1939		1998
Osceola	Early Settlers of Osceola, Arkansas	Orville A. Carroll	1939	destroyed by fire in 1966
Paris Post Office, in Paris	Rural Arkansas	Joseph Vorst	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1998
Piggott Post Office, in Piggott	Air Mail	Daniel Rhodes	1941	Mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp set
Pocahontas Post Office, Pocahontas	Early Days and the First Post Office in Pocahontas	H. Louis Freund	1939	restored and on display at Arkansas State University	2002
Siloam Springs	Lumbering in Arkansas	Bertrand R. Adams	1940
Springdale	Local Industries	Natalie Smith Henry	1940	on display at Shiloh Museum of Ozark History
Van Buren Post Office, Van Buren	The Chosen Site	E. Martin Hennings	1940	oil on canvas	1998
Wynne Post Office, in Wynne	Cotton Pickers	Ethel Magafan	1940		1998

California

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Address	County	Coordinates	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Alhambra	El Gringo, El Indio, El Paysan	Gordon K. Grant	1938		Los Angeles		painted over[23]
Berkeley – United States Post Office (Berkeley, California)	Incidents in California History	Suzanne Scheuer	1937	2000 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704	Alameda	37.8691°N 122.2699°W / 37.8691; -122.2699	tempera and oil on canvas	1981
Beverly Hills – Beverly Hills Main Post Office	Postrider, Airmail, et al.	Charles Kassler	1936	469 N. Crescent Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90210	Los Angeles	34.0726°N 118.4023°W / 34.0726; -118.4023	fresco	1985
Burbank	People of Burbank	Barse Miller	1940	135 E. Olive Ave. Burbank, CA 91502	Los Angeles			1985
Calexico	Lettuce Workers	George Samerjan	1942	237 Rockwood Ave. Calexico, CA 92231	Imperial	32.6676°N 115.4963°W / 32.6676; -115.4963	tempera on gesso; now privately owned[24]
Canoga Park	Palomino Ponies	Maynard Dixon	1942	21801 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, CA 91303	Los Angeles	34.2010°N 118.6031°W / 34.2010; -118.6031
Claremont	Pomona Valley Life, 1930	Milford Zornes	1937	140 Harvard Ave. N, Claremont, CA 91711	Los Angeles	34.0954674°N 117.7163°W / 34.0954674; -117.7163
Claremont	California Landscape	Milford Zornes	1937	140 Harvard Ave. N, Claremont, CA 91711	Los Angeles	34.0954674°N 117.7163°W / 34.0954674; -117.7163	oil on canvas
Compton	Early California	James Remond	1936	101 S. Willowbrook Ave., Compton, CA 90220	Los Angeles	33.8955°N 118.2243°W / 33.8955; -118.2243
Culver City	Studio Lot	George Samerjan	1942	9942 Culver Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232	Los Angeles	34.0206°N 118.3970°W / 34.0206; -118.3970	tempera
Eureka - United States Post Office and Courthouse	Mining and Forestry	Tom Laman	1936		Humboldt		tempera on canvas restored and relocated to the United States federal courthouse in McKinleyville[25]	1983
Eureka - United States Post Office and Courthouse	Water and Land	Tom Laman	1936		Humboldt		tempera on canvas restored and relocated to the United States federal courthouse in McKinleyville
Fullerton	Orange Pickers	Paul Julian	1942	202 E Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA 92836	Orange	33.8704°N 117.9218°W / 33.8704; -117.9218	oil on canvas
Hayward	Rural Landscape	Tom E. Lewis	1938	822 C St., Hayward, CA 94541	Alameda	37.6707°N 122.0837°E / 37.6707; 122.0837
Huntington Park	History of California	Norman S. Chamberlain	1937	6606 Seville Ave., Huntington Park, CA 90255	Los Angeles	33.9791°N 118.2225°W / 33.9791; -118.2225	oil on canvas seven panels
La Jolla	Scenic View of the Village	Belle Baranceanu	1936	1140 Wall St., La Jolla, CA 92037	San Diego	32.8471°N 117.2725°W / 32.8471; -117.2725	oil on canvas
Lancaster	Hauling Water Pipe through Antelope Valley	Jose Moya del Pino	1941	567 W. Lancaster Blvd., Lancaster, CA 93534	Los Angeles	34.6982°N 118.1392°W / 34.6982; -118.1392	oil on canvas
Los Angeles - U.S. Post Office – Los Angeles Terminal Annex,	Cultural Contributions of North, South and Central America	Boris Deutsch	1944	900 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012	Los Angeles	34.0584°N 118.237°W / 34.0584; -118.237	11 lunettes fresco[26]	1985
Los Angeles - Spring Street Courthouse	Los Angeles — Prehistoric and Spanish Colonial	Edward Biberman	1940	312 N. Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012	Los Angeles	34.0553°N 118.2423°W / 34.0553; -118.2423		2006
Los Angeles - Spring Street Courthouse	Creative Man	Edward Biberman	1941	312 N. Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012	Los Angeles	34.0553°N 118.2423°W / 34.0553; -118.2423	in storage[27]
Los Angeles - Spring Street Courthouse	Life on the Old Spanish and American Ranchos	Lucien Labaudt	1938	312 N. Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012	Los Angeles	34.0553°N 118.2423°W / 34.0553; -118.2423		2006
Los Banos	Early Spanish Caballeros	Lew E. Davis	1940		Merced		on display at Milliken Museum
Manteca	Rural Life	Conrad Buff	1940		San Joaquin		Missing or destroyed[28]
Martinez	The Road to Eldorado	Edith Hamlin Maynard Dixon	1939	815 Court St., Martinez, CA 94553	Contra Costa	38.0178°N 122.1337°W / 38.0178; -122.1337	oil on canvas
Maywood	Industry	George Samerjan	1939		Los Angeles		Missing or destroyed[29]
Merced - United States Post Office (Merced, California)	Jedediah Smith Crossing the Merced River	Helen Katharine Forbes	1937		Merced		tempera	1983
Merced - United States Post Office	Vacheros	Dorothy Wagner Puccinelli	1937		Merced		tempera	1983
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Irrigation	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Agricultural Products of the Valley	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Harvesting of Grapes	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Packing Cheese	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Grain Harvesting	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Meatpacking	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Sorting Grapes	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Modesto - El Viejo Post Office	Tractor and Plow	Ray Boynton	1936		Stanislaus
Monrovia	Grizzly Bear and Cubs	Helen Katharine Forbes	1940		Los Angeles		restored and on display at Monrovia Public Library
Montebello	Fiesta Procession in Old California	Clay Spohn	1938		Los Angeles		tempera, destroyed
Monterey	Monterey Bay	Henrietta Shore	1937		Monterey
Oceanside	Air Mail	Elise Seeds	1937	517 Seagaze Dr. Oceanside, CA 92054	San Diego		oil on canvas
Ontario	The Dream	Nellie G. Best	1942	123 W. Holt Blvd. Ontario, CA 91761[30]	San Bernardino		oil on canvas
Ontario	The Reality	Nellie G. Best	1942	123 W. Holt Blvd. Ontario, CA 91761	San Bernardino		oil on canvas
Oxnard	Oxnard Panorama	Daniel M. Mendelowitz	1941	350 S. A St. Oxnard, CA 93030	Ventura	34.1993°N 119.1785°W / 34.1993; -119.1785
Pacific Grove	Lovers Point	Victor Arnautoff	1940		Monterey		oil on canvas
Placerville	Forest Genetics	Tom E. Lewis	1941		El Dorado
Redondo Beach	Excursion Train and Picknickers in the Nineties	Paul Sample	1937		Los Angeles		oil on canvas
Redondo Beach	Fishing from Redondo Rock	Paul Sample	1937		Los Angeles		oil on canvas
Redondo Beach	Sheep Farming and Ocean near Redondo	Paul Sample	1937		Los Angeles		oil on canvas
Redwood City	Flower Farming and Vegetable Raising	Jose Moya del Pino	1937	855 Jefferson Ave., Redwood City, CA 94063	San Mateo	37.4855°N 122.2280°W / 37.4855; -122.2280	oil on canvas
Reedley	Grape Pickers	Boris Deutsch	1941	1509 11th St., Reedley, CA 93654	Fresno	36.5976°N 119.4491°W / 36.5976; -119.4491	oil on canvas
Richmond	Richmond – Industrial City	Victor Arnautoff	1941		Contra Costa		oil on canvas Missing 1976–2014 Restored in 2020 and installed at the Richmond Museum of History and Culture[31][32][33]
Saint Helena	Grape Pickers	Lew Keller	1942	1461 Main St., St Helena, CA 94574	Napa		oil on canvas
San Francisco	History of San Francisco	Anton Refregier	1946–48		San Francisco		Tempera on gesso	1979
San Gabriel	San Gabriel County	Ray Strong	1938		Los Angeles		oil on canvas Located in the office of the postmaster
San Mateo	Life in Early California	Tom Laman	1935	210 S. Ellsworth Ave., San Mateo, CA 94401	San Mateo		egg tempera on plasterboard. Set of 3 murals.	1988
San Pedro - United States Post Office	Mail Transportation	Fletcher Martin	1938	839 S. Beacon St, San Pedro, CA 90731	Los Angeles	33.7365°N 118.2804°W / 33.7365; -118.2804	oil on canvas	1985
San Rafael	San Rafael Creek – 1851	Oscar Galgiani	1937		Marin		oil on paperboard
Santa Cruz	Cabbage Culture	Henrietta Shore	1936		Santa Cruz		Oil on canvas	1985
Santa Cruz	Limestone Quarries	Henrietta Shore	1936		Santa Cruz		Oil on canvas
Santa Cruz	Artichoke Raising	Henrietta Shore	1936		Santa Cruz		Oil on canvas
Santa Cruz	Fishing Industry	Henrietta Shore	1936		Santa Cruz		Oil on canvas
Sebastopol	Agriculture	Malette Dean	1937	290 S. Main St. Sebastopol, CA 95472	Sonoma	38.4003°N 122.8232°W / 38.4003; -122.8232	oil on canvas
Selma	Land of Irrigation	Norman S. Chamberlain	1938	2058 High St., Selma, CA 93662	Fresno		oil on canvas
South Pasadena	The Stage Coach	John Law Walker	1937	1001 Fremont Ave., South Pasadena, CA 91030	Los Angeles	34.1145°N 118.1531°W / 34.1145; -118.1531	oil on canvas
South San Francisco	South San Francisco, Past and Present	Victor Arnautoff	1941	322 Linden Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080	San Mateo		oil on canvas
Stockton	Modern Transportation of the Mails	Frank Bergman	1936		San Joaquin		oil on canvas
Stockton	The U.S. Mail Stage Coach	Jose Moya del Pino	1936		San Joaquin		oil on canvas
Susanville	Deer	Helen Katharine Forbes	1939		Lassen		egg tempera
Tracy	Overland Pioneers	Edith Hamlin	1938		San Joaquin		oil on canvas currently missing
Tracy	Spaniards	Edith Hamlin	1938		San Joaquin		oil on canvas
Tracy	Days of First Railroad	Edith Hamlin	1938		San Joaquin		oil on canvas
Turlock	Arrival of the Stage	James Albert Holden	1938		Stanislaus		oil on canvas
Ukiah	Resources of the Soil	Ben Cunningham	1938		Mendocino		egg tempera; moved to Ukiah Civic Center/Ukiah City Hall[34]
Vacaville	Fruit Season, Vacaville	Emrich Nicholson	1939		Solano		oil on canvas, now privately owned[35]
Venice	The Story of Venice	Edward Biberman	1941		Los Angeles		oil-wax emulsion on canvas; now privately owned by Joel Silver[36]
Ventura	Agriculture and Industries of Ventura	Gordon K. Grant	1938	675 E. Santa Clara St., Ventura, CA 93001	Ventura	34.280°N 119.2904°W / 34.280; -119.2904	oil on canvas
Whittier	Boy with Sheep	Tom Laman	1938	6709 Washington Ave., Whittier, CA 90601	Los Angeles	33.9806°N 118.0350°W / 33.9806; -118.0350	tempera painted over
Woodland	Farm Life	George Harris	1937	720 Court St., Woodland, CA 95695	Yolo
Woodland	The Trek of Father Crespi, 1777	Katherine S. Works	1938		Yolo		destroyed

Colorado

A review of murals in Colorado's post offices found there were no frescos, but rather all had been painted on canvas.[37]

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Colorado Springs				Two murals in the Colorado Springs post office (NRHP-listed, but NRHP document does not mention murals) were removed and installed in the Federal Building in Denver.[37]^: 23–24 This is probably the building now named Byron White United States Courthouse.
Denver	The Horse Corral	Ethel Magafan	1942
Englewood	Colorado Stock Sale	Boardman Robinson	1940		2011
Florence Post Office Florence	Antelope	Olive Rush	1939	Tempera; mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp set	1986
Glenwood Springs, Colorado	Decorative Map	Jenne Magafan and Edward Chavez	1937
Golden	Building the New Road	Kenneth Evett	1941	tempera on fiberboard
Grand Junction	The Harvest	Louise Emerson Ronnebeck	1940	crescent shaped canvas
Gunnison	The Wealth of the West	Ila Turner McAfee	1940
Littleton	North Platte Country against the Mountains	John Hathaway Fraser	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition on display at Littleton City Hall
Loveland	Industries around Loveland	James Russell Sherman	1938
U.S. Post Office-Manitou Springs Main in Manitou Springs	Hunters, Red and White	Archie Musick	1942		1986
Montrose					[37]^: 40
U.S. Post Office, in Rifle	Colorado Landscape	George Vander Sluis	1942	oil on canvas	1986
Rocky Ford	The First Crossing at Rocky Ford	Victor Higgins	1936	oil on canvas	2008
Walsenburg	The Spanish Peaks			oil on canvas

Connecticut

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Bridgeport	Bridgeport Manufacturing	Arthur Covey	1936	3 panels	1986
Bridgeport	Stagecoach and Modern Transportation	Robert Lynn Lambdin	1936	3 panels
Clinton	The Post Road in Connecticut	William Meyerowitz	1937	oil on canvas
East Hartford	The Stop of Hooker's Band in East Hartford before Crossing the River	Alton Tobey	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Enfield	Thompsonville, Connecticut	Saul Berman	1938	oil on canvas
Fairfield	Tempura Mutantur et Nos Mutanmur in Illis or Times Change and We Change With Them	Alice Flint	1938	restored in 2013 and moved to Sullivan-Independence Hall[40]
Greenwich	Old Days in Greenwich	Victoria Hutson Huntley	1939	oil on canvas	1986
Lakeville	Ethan Allen in Forge Making Cannon Balls	George R. Cox	1942
Madison	Gathering Seaweed from the Sound	William Abbott Cheever	1940
New Haven	Pursuit of Regicides	Karl Anderson	1939
New London	Early Morning Cutting-In Aloft	Tom La Farge	1938	6 panels	1986
Norwalk	Past Products of South Norwalk	Kindred McLeary	1941	tempera	1986
Norwalk	Present Products of South Norwalk	Kindred McLeary	1941	tempera
Norwalk	Indians Instructing Pioneers in Forest Lore	Kindred McLeary	1941	tempera
Norwalk	Old Well	Kindred McLeary	1941	destroyed in 1963 renovation
Norwalk	Bays and Oyster Fishing	Kindred McLeary	1941	destroyed in 1963 renovation
Norwalk	Building Norwalk	Arnold Branch	1938
Norwich	Taking Up Arms – 1776	George Kanelous	1940		1986
Portland	Shade Grown Tobacco	Austin Mecklem	1942
Shelton	River Landscape	Frede Vidar	1940
Southington	Romance of Southington	Ann Hunt Spencer	1942
Thomaston	Early Clockmaking	Suzanne McCullough Lucerne McCullough	1939	oil on canvas
Torrington	Episodes in the Life of John Brown	Arthur Covey	1937
West Haven	Fording of the West River to Settle West Haven	Elizabeth Shannon Phillips	1938
Winsted	Lincoln's Arbiter Settles the Winsted Post Office Controversy	Amy Jones	1938	oil on canvas

Delaware

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Dover	Harvest, Spring and Summer	William D. White	1937	Presently in Wesley Methodist Church, Lockermann Station Educational Building. Funded by TRAP, this mural includes several panels
Harrington	Men Hoeing	Eve Salisbury	1941	wax tempera
New Castle	William Penn Welcomed at New Castle	J. Scott Williams	1938	oil on canvas
Rehoboth Beach	Frontier Mail	Karl Knaths	1940	oil on canvas
Selbyville	Chicken Farm	William H. Calfee	1942	oil and tempera
Wilmington	Chemistry and Industry	Herman Zimmerman	1938	oil on canvas

District of Columbia

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	The Pony Express	Frank Mechau		In 1971, the U.S. Postal Service vacated the building which currently serves as the headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency. In 2013 the building was renamed the William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building.	Yes[43]
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Dangers of the Mail	Frank Mechau	1937	The William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building (formerly Main Post Office Department building)
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	The Nesters	Tom Lea	1937	destroyed[44]
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Stage Coach Attacked by Bandits	William C. Palmer	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Covered Wagon Attacked by Indians	William C. Palmer	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Sorting the Mail	Reginald Marsh	1936
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Unloading the Mail	Reginald Marsh	1936
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Transportation of the Mail	Alfredo Crimi	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Post Office Work Room	Alfredo Crimi	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Mail Service in the Arctic	Rockwell Kent	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Mail Service in the Tropics	Rockwell Kent	1937
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	General Store and Post Office	Doris Lee	1938
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Country Post	Doris Lee	1938
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Writing the family letter	Alexander Brook	1939
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Reading the family letter	Alexander Brook	1939
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	French explorers and Indians	Karl Free	1939
William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building	Arrival of mail in New Amsterdam	Karl Free	1939

Florida

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
De Funiak Springs	Scene of Town	Thomas I. Laughlin	1942	oil on canvas[12]
Fort Pierce	Osceola Holding Informal Court with His Chiefs	Lucile Blanch	1938	oil on canvas on display at Fort Pierce City Hall
Jasper	Harvest at Home	Pietro Lazzari	1941	fresco
Jasper	News from Afar	Pietro Lazzari	1941	fresco
Lake Wales	Harvest Time – Lake Wales	Denman Fink	1942
Lake Worth	Settlers Fighting Alligator from Rowboat	Joseph D. Meyers	1947
Madison	Long Staple Cotton	George Snow Hill	1937	oil on canvas[12]
Miami	Law Guides Florida Progress	Denman Fink	1940	oil on canvas
Miami Beach	Episodes from the History of Florida	Charles Russell Hardman	1940	oil on canvas Three panels: Discovery De Soto and the Indians Conference
Milton	Loading Pulpwood	George Snow Hill	1941	oil on canvas
Palm Beach	Landscape	Charles Rosen	1938	oil on canvas
Palm Beach	Seminole Indians	Charles Rosen	1938	oil on canvas	1983
Perry	Cypress Logging	George Snow Hill	1938	Moved in 1987 from the Old Perry Post Office to a new post office building; a photographic reproduction was to be posted in the original location[46]
Sebring	Prehistoric Life in Florida	Charles R. Knight	1942	oil on canvas on display at the Sebring Public Library
Starke	Reforestation	Elizabeth Terrell	1942
Tallahassee	History of Florida	Eduard Buk Ulreich	1939	oil on canvas 8 panels
West Palm Beach	The Legend of James Edward Hamilton, Mail Carrier	Stevan Dohanos	1940	tempera 6 panels

Georgia

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Adel	Plantation Scene	Alice Flint	1941	oil on canvas[48] Relocated from the original post office to the current building[49]	2009
Augusta	The British Come to See Augusta	William Dean Fausett	1939	tempera on gesso in storage at Augusta Museum of Art[50]
Augusta	Plantation, Transportation, Education	Abraham Harriton	1941	on display at the Augusta Convention and Visitor's Bureau
Blakely	The Land is Bought from the Indians	David Putnam Brinley	1938	oil on canvas[51]
Cairo	Products of Grady County	Paul L. Gill	1938	oil on canvas on display at Grady County Museum. The U.S. Post Office is included in the NRHP-listed Cairo Commercial Historic District	1994
Camilla	Theme of the South	Laura G. Douglas	1942	oil on canvas[12]
College Park	Arrival of the Atlanta and West Point Railroad	Jack McMillen	1938	oil on canvas on display at College Park Post Office
Commerce	Early Mail Service and Construction of the Railroads	Philip Guston	1938	tempera
Conyers	The Ploughman	Elizabeth Terell	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Cornelia	Northern Georgia	Charles Trumbo Henry	1939	tempera on paperboard
Cuthbert	Last Indian Troubles in Randolph County – 1836	Carlo Ciampaglia	1939
Decatur	Dogwood and Azalea	Paul Rohland	1938	Relocated to the Richard B. Russell Federal Building in Atlanta[52]
Eastman	Georgia Lumberman Receiving Mail by Star Route Wagon	Arthur E. Schmalz	1938
Greensboro	The Burning of Greensboro	Carson Davenport	1939
Greensboro	Cotton Picking in Georgia	Carson Davenport	1939
Hartwell	A Letter	Orlin E. Clayton	1939
Jackson	Cotton – From Field to Mill	Philip Evergood	1949
Jesup	General Oglethorpe Concludes a Treaty of Amity and Peace with the Creek Indians – May 18, 1733	David Hutchison	1938	on display at the Wayne County Library
Lawrenceville	Spring in Georgia	Andree Ruellan	1942	on display at the Stephens Federal Building in Athens, Georgia
Louisville	Plantation, Education, Transportation	Abraham Harrison	1941	By 1993 the mural had been removed to storage.[53]
McDonough	Cotton Gin Mill	Louis Henry Jean Charlot	1941
Pelham	Pelham Landscape	Georgina Klitgaard	1941	oil on canvas[12]
Statesboro	Spring	Caroline Speare Rohland	1941	acrylic on canvas on indefinite loan to Georgia Southern University Museum
Swainsboro	Experimenting with the First Model of the Cotton Gin	Edna Reindel	1939	on display at the Emmanuel County Courthouse
Sylvania	Spring	Caroline Speare Rohland	1941	Removed from the Post Office in the 1980s due to a complaint from the NAACP. In 1995 it was discovered in a closet, restored and placed on permanent loan by the Federal Government to Georgia Southern University[54]
Sylvester	Cantaloupe Industry	Chester J. Tingler	1939
Vidalia	The County Store and the Post Office	Daniel Celentano	1938	The middle section of the mural was destroyed. It was restored as two separate murals. on display at the Vidalia City Hall

Hawaii

[55]

Location	Mural title	Image	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed

Idaho

[56][57]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Blackfoot Main Post Office, in Blackfoot	The Arrival Celebration	Andrew Standing Soldier	1939	Five-panel mural addressing Federal governments public works and arts programs as efforts to help the community in times of economic emergency. It was painted for $2,000.[58] Artist was an Oglala-Lakota American Indian.	1989
U.S. Post Office – Buhl Main, in Buhl	Snake River Ferry	Richard Guy Walton	1941		1989
Burley	Pioneer on the Oregon Trail along the Snake River	Elizabeth Lochrie	1938
U.S. Post Office – Kellogg Main, in Kellogg	Discovery[59]	Fletcher Martin	1941	Martin's original proposal, Mine Rescue (1939), was deemed too controversial. It is now in the Smithsonian American Art Museum.[60][12]	1990
Preston Main Post Office, in Preston	The Battle of Bear River	Edmund J. Fitzgerald	1941	Depicts U.S. cavalry attacking and burning a Native American village. Approximately 5 by 12 feet (1.5 m × 3.7 m) in size.[61]	1989
US Post Office-St. Anthony Main, in St. Anthony	The Fur Traders	Elizabeth Lochrie	1939

Illinois

[62][63][64]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Berwyn	The Picnic	Richard Haines	1942	oil on canvas
Bushnell	Pioneer Home in Bushnell	Reva Jackman	1938	oil on canvas
Cairo	Sandbagging the Bulkheads	Wendell Jones	1944	Completed, refused, returned to government custody Lost after being shown in international mural exhibition at the end of World War II[65]
Carmi	Service to the Farmer	Davenport Griffen	1939	oil on canvas
Carthage	Pioneers Tilling Soil and Building Log Cabin	Karl Kelpe	1939	oil on canvas	1989
Chicago Loop Station, 211 S. Clark St.	Advent of the Pioneers, 1851	Frances Foy	1938	oil on canvas on display at Cardiss Collins Post Office. Moved to Loop Station, 211 S. Clark St.
Chicago Loop Station, 211 S. Clark St.	The Great Indian Council – 1833	Gustaf Dalstrom	1934	oil on canvas installed at the Chestnut St. Station moved to Loop Station, 211 S. Clark St.
Chicago Lakeview Station	Chicago: Epoch of a Great City	Harry Sternberg	1938	oil on canvas self-portrait of artist as a scientist in lower left corner
Chicago Main Post Office	Mural Maps	Charles Turzak	1937	oil on canvas, 27 panels in the many upper-floor offices of General McCoy, head of the Sixth Army Corps at one time painted over but restored in 2000	2001
Chicago Morgan Park Station	Father Jacques Marquette, 1674	Theodore Johnson	1937	oil on canvas
Chillicothe	Railroading	Arthur Lidov	1942	tempera on board
Clinton	Clinton in Winter	Aaron Bohrod	1939	oil on canvas
Decatur	The Fusion of Agriculture and Industry	Mitchell Siporin	1938	fresco
Decatur	Early Pioneers	Edward Millman	1938	3 murals and a fresco
Decatur	Social Consciousness	Edward Millman	1938
Decatur	Growth of Democracy	Edward Millman	1938
Decatur	Frank Lloyd Wright	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Decatur	Carl Sandburg	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Decatur	Natural Resources of Illinois	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Decatur	John Deere	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Decatur	Colonel Francis Parker	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Decatur	Development of Illinois	Edgar Britton	1938	fresco
Des Plaines	Father Marquette	James M. Newell	1945	2 murals
Downers Grove	Chicago, Railroad Center of the World	Elizabeth Tracy	1940	oil on canvas
Dwight	Stage at Dawn	Carlos Lopez	1937	fresco
East Alton	The Letter	Frances Foy	1936	oil on canvas
East Moline	Early Settlers of Moline Along the Mississippi	Edgar Britton	1936	oil on canvas
Eldorado	Mining in Illinois	William Schwartz	1937	oil on canvas
Elmhurst	There Was a Vision	George Melville Smith	1938	oil on canvas
Fairfield	Old Settlers	William Schwartz	1936	oil on canvas
Flora	Good News and Bad	1937	oil on canvas
Forest Park	The White Fawn	Miriam McKinnie	1940	damaged during removal; in storage at Public Library
Galesburg	Breaking the Prairie, Log City 1837	Aaron Bohrod	1938	oil on canvas
Geneva	Fish Fry in the Park	Manuel Bromberg	1941	tempera
Gibson City	Hiawatha Returning with Minnehaha	Frances Foy	1940	oil on canvas
Gillespie	Illinois Farm	Gustaf Dalstrom	1935	oil on canvas
Glen Ellyn	Settlers	Daniel Rhodes	1937	oil on canvas
Hamilton	On the River	Edmund Lewandowski	1942	oil on canvas
Herrin	George Rogers Clark Conferring with Indians near Herrin, Illinois	Gustaf Dalstrom	1940	oil on canvas destroyed
Lemont	Canal Boats	Charles Turzak	1938	oil on canvas
Lewistown	Lewistown Milestones	Ida Abelman	1941	tempera
Madison	Assimilation and Immigration into Industrial Life of Madison	A. Raymond Katz	1940	oil and tempera on canvas
Marseilles	Industrial Marseilles	Avery F. Johnson	1938	oil on canvas, restored in 2005
Marshall	Harvest	Miriam McKinnie	1938	oil on canvas
McLeansboro	The First Mail Flight	Dorothea Mierisch	1941	oil on canvas
Melrose Park	Airmail	Edwin Boyd Johnson	1937	fresco
Moline	Ploughshare Manufacturing	Edward Millman	1937	egg tempera on gesso
Mount Carroll	Rural Scene – Wakarusa Valley	Irene Bianucci	1941	oil on canvas
Mount Morris	The Growth of Mount Morris	Dale Nichols	1939	oil on canvas
Mount Sterling	The Covered Bridge	Henry Bernstein	1941	tempera
Naperville	George Martin's Home Overlooking Old Naper Hill	Rainey Bennett[66]	1941	oil on canvas
Nashville	Barnyard	Zoltan Seeshy	1942	tempera on wallboard
Normal	Development of the State Normal School	Albert Pels	1938	oil on canvas
Oak Park	The Founding of Fort Crevecoeur	J. Theodore Johnson	1939	oil on canvas
Oak Park	La Salle's Search for Tonti, 1680	J. Theodore Johnson	1939	oil on canvas
Oak Park	The Pioneer of 1848	J. Theodore Johnson	1939	oil on canvas
Oak Park	The Osceola – The First Shipment of Wheat from Chicago, 1839	J. Theodore Johnson	1939	oil on canvas
O'Fallon	John Mason Peck, First Postmaster, Handing Out Mail, 1830	Merlin F. Pollack	1939	oil on canvas
Oglesby	The Illini and Potawatomies Struggle at Starved Rock	Fay E. Davis	1942	oil on canvas
Oregon	Pioneer and Democracy	David Cheskin	1940	tempera
Petersburg	Lincoln at New Salem, Illinois	John Winters	1938	oil on canvas
Pittsfield	Riverboat and Bridge	William Schwartz (artist)	1938	oil on canvas
Rushville	Hart Fellows – Builder of Rushville	Rainey Bennett[66]	1940	oil on canvas
Salem	Lincoln as Postmaster in New Salem	Vladimir Rousseff	1938	oil on canvas
Shelbyville	Shelby County Fair-1900	Lucia Wiley	1941	fresco
Staunton	Going to Work	Ralf Hendricksen	1941	oil on canvas
Tuscola	The Old Days	Edwin Boyd Johnson	1941	oil on canvas
Vandalia	Old State Capitol Building	Aaron Bohrod	1936	oil on canvas
Virden	Illinois Pastoral	James Daugherty	1939	tempera and oil
Wilmette	In the Soil is Our Wealth	Raymond Breinin	1938	oil on canvas
Wood River	Stagecoach and Mail	Archibald Motley, Jr.	1937	oil on canvas

Indiana

[9][67][68]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Alexandria	The Sleighing Party	Roland Schweinsburg	1938
Angola	Hoosier Farm	Charles Campbell	1937	on display at Steuban County Community Center
Attica	Trek of the Covered Wagon to Indiana	Reva Jackman	1938		1988
Aurora	Down to the Ferry	Henrik Martin Mayer	1938
Batesville	Building the Industrial Foundation of Batesville	Orville Carroll	1938
Boonville	Boonville Beginnings	Ida Abelman	1941	casein tempera on canvas
Cambridge	Pride Of Cambridge City	Samuel F. Hershey	1941
Crawfordsville	Indiana Agriculture	Frank Long	1942
Crown Point	From Such Beginnings Sprang the County of Lake Indiana	George Melville Smith	1938
Culver	The Arrival of the Mail in Culver	Jessie Hull Mayer	1938
Danville	Filling the Water Jugs at Haymaking Time	Gail W. Martin	1939
Dunkirk	Preparations for Autumn Festival, Dunkirk	Frances Foy	1941
Franklin	Local Industry	Jean Swiggett	1940
Garrett	Clearing the Right of Way	Joseph H. Cox	1938	oil on canvas
Gas City	Gas City in Boom days	William A. Dolwick	1939
Hobart	Early Hobart	William A. Dolwick	1938
Indianapolis	Suburban Street	Alan Tompkins	1942	oil on canvas
Jasper	Indiana Farming Scene in Late Autumn	Jessie Hull Mayer	1939
Knightstown	The Evening Mail	Raymond L. Morris	1938
Lafayette	Rural Delivery	Henrik Martin Mayer	1936	oil on canvas
Lafayette	Sad News	Henrik Martin Mayer	1936	oil on canvas
LaGrange	The Corn School	Jessie Hull Mayer	1941	oil on canvas
Liberty	Animal Fields	Avery F. Johnson	1939	oil on canvas
Ligonier	Cutting Timber	Fay E. Davis	1940	oil on canvas
Martinsville	The Arrival of the Mail	Alan Tompkins	1937
Middlebury	Early Middlebury Mail	Raymond Redell	1939
Monticello	Haymaking	Marguerite Zorach	1942
Nappanee	Waiting for the Mail	Grant Christian	1938
North Manchester	Indiana Farm – Sunday Afternoon	Alan Tompkins	1938	oil on canvas
Paoli	Rural Mail Carriers	Tom Rost	1939	oil on canvas
Pendleton	Loggers	William F. Kaeser	1939	oil on canvas
Rensselaer	Receiving the Mail on the Farm	John E. Costigan	1939	oil on canvas
Rockville	Landscape	Milton Avery	1939	oil on canvas
Spencer	Harvesting	Joseph Meert	1940	tempera and oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Terre Haute	Magna Carta – Through This Document Government Exists According to Law not Power	Frederick Webb Ross	1935	on display at Indiana State University College of Business
Tipton	Indiana Farming	Donald Mattison	1937	oil on canvas
Union City	Country Cousins	Donald Mattison	1938	oil on canvas

Iowa

[9][69]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Ames	The Evolution of Corn	Lowell Houser	1938
Audubon	Audubon's Trip Down the Ohio and Mississippi – 1820	Virginia Snedecker	1942
Bloomfield	Autumn in Iowa	John Sharpe	1940	oil on canvas
Clarion	Farm Scene	Paul Faulkner	1943
Columbus Junction	Lovers Leap	Sante Graziani	1942
Corning	Band Concert	Marion Gilmore	1941	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Corydon	Volunteer Fire Department	Marion Gilmore	1942
Cresco	Iowa Farming	Richard Haines	1937
DeWitt	Shucking Corn	John Bloom	1938	oil on canvas on display at DeWitt City Hall
Dubuque	Early Mississippi Steamboat	William E. L. Bunn	1936	oil on canvas[70]	1985 CP
Dubuque	Early Settlers of Dubuque	Bertrand R. Adams	1937
Emmetsburg	Conservation of Wildlife	Lee Allen	1940
Forest City	Evening on the Farm	Orr C. Fisher	1942
Hamburg	Peony Festival at Hamburg	William E. L. Bunn	1941	Destroyed
Harlan	The Farmer Feeding Industry	Richard Gates	1937
Hawarden	Hunters	John Sharp	1942	oil on canvas
Ida Grove	Preparations for the First County Fair in Ida Grove – 1872	Andrene Kauffman	1940
Independence	Postman in Storm	Robert Tabor	1939
Jefferson	The New Calf	Tom Savage	1938
Knoxville	Pioneer Group at the Red Rock Line – 1845	Marvin Beerbohm	1941	oil on canvas
Leon	Rural Free Delivery	Criss Glasell	1938
Manchester	Iowa Farm Life	William E. Henning	1938
Marion	Communication by Mail	Dan Rhodes	1939	restored in 2008 on display at Marion Heritage Center
Missouri Valley	Iowa Fair	Francis Robert White	1938
Monticello	Iowa Landscape	William C. Palmer	1940	Three panels: the postman's creed, left panel; the Iowa state motto, center panel; the state song of Iowa, right panel.
Mount Ayr	The Corn Parade	Orr C. Fisher	1941
Mount Pleasant	Mount Pleasant in the Forties – The Farm	Dorothea Tomlinson	1939
Mount Pleasant	Mount Pleasant in the Forties – The Town	Dorothea Tomlinson	1939
New Hampton	Breaking the Colt	Tom Savage	1939
Onawa	Soil Erosion and Control	Lee Allen	1938
Osceola	Arrival of the First Train	Byron B. Boyd	1936
Pella	Hollanders Settle in Pella	Byron B. Boyd	1938
Rockwell City	Summer	John Sharp	1941
Sigourney	Indian Harvest	Richard Olsen	1940
Tipton	Cattle	John Bloom	1940
Waverly	Letter From Home in 1856	Mildred Pelzer Lynch	1938

Kansas

[9][71]

A number of Kansas post offices were listed on the National Register on basis of their murals, as part of a study of "Kansas Post Offices with Artwork, 1936-1942".[72]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Anthony United States Post Office, Anthony	Turning a Corner	Joe Jones	1939	Oil on canvas mural shows three farmers using a combine to thresh wheat.[73]	1989
Augusta	A Kansas Gusher	Donald Silks	1940		1989
Belleville	Kansas Stream	Birger Sandzen	1939		1989
Caldwell United States Post Office, Caldwell	Cowboys Driving Cattle	Kenneth Evett	1941	tempera[74]	1989
Council Grove	Autumn Colors	Charles B. Rogers	1941		1989
Eureka	Cattle Roundup	Vance Kirkland	1938		1989
Fort Scott	Border Gateways	Oscar E. Berninghaus	1937
Goodland	Rural Free Delivery	Kenneth Miller Adams	1937	oil on canvas	1989
Halstead	Where Kit Carson Camped	Birger Sandzen	1941		1989
Herington	Arrival of the First Train in Herington – 1885	H. Louis Freund	1937
Hoisington	Wheat Center	Dorothea Tomlinson	1938
Horton	Picnic in Kansas	Kenneth Evett	1938		1989
Horton	Changing of Horses for the Pony Express	Kenneth Evett	1939		1989
Hutchinson	Threshing in Kansas	Lumen Martin Winter	1942		1989
Kingman	In the Days of the cattleman's Picnic	Jessie S. Wilber	1942	fresco tempera on plaster	1989
United States Post Office–Lindsborg, in Lindsborg	Smoky River	Birger Sandzen	1938	oil on canvas	1989
Neodesha United States Post Office, Neodesha	Neodesha's First Inhabitants	Bernard J. Steffen	1938	Tempura on pressed wood board "that depicts the friendly relations between the Osage Indians of southeastern Kansas and the early white settlers. On the right side of the canvas Osage Chief Little Bear waves to Dr. T. Blakeslee, a physician responsible for much of the peacefulness between the two cultures."[75]	1989
Olathe	The Mail Must Go Through	Albert T. Reid	1940	moved to Olathe Public Library
Oswego United States Post Office, Oswego	Farm Life	Robert E. Larter	1940	tempera on canvas[76]	1989
Russell	Wheat Workers	Martyl Schweig	1940	a harvest scene in a regional social realistic style	1989
Sabetha	The Hare and the Tortoise	Albert T. Reid	1937		1989
Seneca	Men and Wheat	Joe Jones	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1989
Wichita	Kansas Farming	Richard Haines	1936	United States Post Office and Federal Building (Wichita, Kansas)
Wichita	Pioneers in Kansas	Ward Lockwood	1936	United States Post Office and Federal Building (Wichita, Kansas)

Kentucky

[9][77]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Anchorage	Meeting the Train	Loren R. Fisher	1939	oil on linen
Flemingsburg	Crossing To the Battle of Blue Licks	Lucile Blanch	1943
Fort Thomas	General G. H. Thomas and Philip Sheridan	Lucienne Bloch	1942
Greenville	Source of Power	Allan Gould	1940	oil on canvas only surviving panel from an original set of 6
Hardinsburg	Kentucky Homestead	Nathaniel Koffman	1942
Harrodsburg	An Indian Attack	Orville Carroll	1941
Harrodsburg	George Rogers Clark Being Welcomed at Fort Harrod	Orville Carroll	1941
Harrodsburg	Pioneers Being Refreshed at the Spring in Fort Harrod	Orville Carroll	1941
Harrodsburg	Daniel Boone and Michael Stoner Arriving at Harrod's Settlement	Orville Carroll	1941
Harrodsburg	Death of a Settler By An Indians Arrow	Orville Carroll	1941
Harrodsburg	First School in Kentucky Taught at Fort Harrod by Mrs. Jane Coomes	Orville Carroll	1941
Hickman	Mississippi Packets	William E. L. Bunn	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1990
Hodgenville	Hodgen's Mill	Schomer Lichtner	1943	oil on canvas
Lexington	Daniel Boone's Arrival in Kentucky	Ward Lockwood	1938	oil on canvas
Morehead	The Rural Free Delivery	Frank L. Long	1939	former post office is now the Morehead Municipal Building
Morganfield	Rural Free Delivery	Bert Mullins	1939
Pineville	Kentucky Mountain Mail En Route	Edward Fern	1942
Princeton	Kentucky Tobacco Field	Robert C. Purdy	1938
Williamsburg	Floating Horses Down the Cumberland River	Alios Fabry	1939

Louisiana

[9][78]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Abbeville	The Harvest	Louis Raynaud	1939	on display at the Abbeville Museum
Arcadia	Cotton Time	Allison B. Curry	1942	oil on canvas
Bunkie	Cotton Pickers	Caroline Rohland	1939	oil on canvas
Covington	Tung Oil Industry	Xavier Gonzalez	1939	the former Covington Post Office is now The Southern Hotel
DeRidder	Rural Free Delivery	Conrad A. Albrizio	1936	building now houses the Beauregard Community Action Association
U.S. Post Office (Ferriday, Louisiana) in Ferriday			1939	Mural in post office in the National Register-listed Ferriday Commercial Historic District[79]
Gretna	Steamboats on the Mississippi	Stuart R. Purser	1939	Mural has been relocated to the Finance Station Post Office building
Hammond	Strawberry Farming	Xavier Gonzalez	1937
Haynesville	Agriculture and History of Clairborne City	Joseph Pistey, Jr.	1939	oil on canvas
Jenerette	Sugar Cane Mill	Hollis Holbrook	1941	fresco
Lake Providence	Life on the Lake	Ethel Edwards	1942
Oakdale	Air Express	Harry Lane	1939
Rayville	LaSalle's Quest for the Mississippi	Elsie Diggs	1939
St. Martinville	Evangeline	Minetta Good	1940	[12]
Tallulah	The River	Francisca Negueloua	1938	fresco
Ville Platte	Louisiana Bayou	Paul Rohland	1939	Relocated from the original post office to the present building in 1971
Winnsboro	Logging in the Louisiana Swamps	Datus Ensign Myers	1939	Building is now a museum. Final mural (see at Flickr) differs from study (shown in image here).

Maine

[9][80]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Dexter	News from the Woodsman	Elliot Means	1941
Dover-Foxcroft	River Driving	Barrie Barnstow Greenbie	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Ellsworth	Ellsworth, Lumber Port	Alzira Peirce	1938	on display at the Ellsworth City Hall
Kennebunk	The Arrival of the First Letter – Kennebunk Post Office from Falmouth – June 14, 1775	Edith Barry	1939	former post office now houses the Kennebunkport Police Station
Kennebunkport	Bathers	Elizabeth Tracy	1941	removed May 1945[81]
Kennebunkport	Kennebunkport	Gordon Grant	1944	extant; replaced the Tracy mural[82]
Millinocket	Logging in the Maine Woods	John Beauchamp	1942
Portland	The Sea	Henry Mattson	1937
Portland	The Rocky Coast of Maine	Henry Mattson	1937
South Portland	Shipwreck at Night	Alzira Peirce	1939
Westbrook	Woodmen in the Woods of Maine	Waldo Peirce	1937	Post office torn down in 1980 on display at Portland Museum of Art

Maryland

[9][83]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Bel Air	First Performance of Edwin Booth	William Calfee	1938
Bethesda	Montgomery County Farm Women's Market	Robert Franklin Gates	1939	after renovation in 2013, the mural was reinstalled in the Bethesda – Chevy Chase Regional Service Center
Catonsville	Incidents in the History of Catonsville	Avery F. Johnson	1942	Three panels; currently covered from view[84]
Elkton	Arrival of the Post, 1780	Alexander B. Clayton	1939	oil on canvas Missing[85]
Ellicott City	Scenes of Old Ellicott City	R. Dunne	1942	tempera oil in plaster
Hagerstown	Transportation of the Mural	Frank Long	1938	3 panels
Hyattsville		Eugene Kingman	1938	tempera oil on plaster	1986
Oakland	Buckwheat Harvest	Robert Franklin Gates	1939	tempera
Rockville	Sugarloaf Mountain	Judson Smith	1940	Mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp set
Salisbury	Cotton Patch	Jacob Getlar Smith	1939	on display at the NRHP-listed Maude R. Toulson Federal Building and Post Office in Salisbury	2016
Salisbury	Salisbury	Jacob Getlar Smith	1939
	Stage at Bryd's Inn	Jacob Getlar Smith	1939
Silver Spring	The Old tavern	Nicolai Cikovsky	1937	on display at the Silver Spring Public Library
Towson	History of Transportation	Nicolai Cikovsky	1939	5 tempera panels

Massachusetts

[9][86]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Adams	Quakers and the Site of Adams	Helen Rubin Stoler	1940	destroyed during renovation
Arlington	Purchase of Land and Modern Tilling of the Soil	William C. Palmer	1938[12]
Ashland	The Railroad Comes to Town	Saul Berman	1941	oil on canvas
Boston East Boston Branch	Communication	Ralf E. Nickelson	1941	oil on canvas 4 panels
Boston Everett Branch	Mail for New England	Stephen Etnier	1940	oil on canvas
Canton	Paul Revere – 1801	Ernst Fiene	1937
Chestnut Hill	The Reverend John Elliot Preaching to the Indians	William Abbott Cheever	1941
Chicopee Falls	History of Chicopee Falls	Ernst Halberstadt	1938
Concord	Battle of the Bridge	Charles Anton Kaeselau	1941
Danvers	Return of Timothy Pickering to Reside in Danvers	Dunbar Beck	1939	oil on canvas
Dedham	Early Rural Mail Delivery	W. Lester Stevens	1936
Dedham	Early Rural School	W. Lester Stevens	1936
East Walpole	Early Paper Making	George Kanelous	1941
Falmouth	Recapture of Corn Schooner from British	Karl Oberteuffer	1943		1986
Holyoke	Captain Elizur Holyoke's Exploring Party on the Connecticut River	Ross Moffett	1936	oil on canvas	1986
Ipswich	Ipswich Tax Resistance	Saul Levine	1941
Lexington	Paul Revere's Ride	Aiden Lassell Ripley	1940
Lynn	Colonial and Contemporary Civic Culture	William Riseman	1936		1986
Lynn	Early and Modern Industries of Lynn	William Riseman	1936
Medford	Golden Triangle of Trade	Henry Billings	1939		1986
Millbury	An Incident in the King Philip War – 1670	Joe Lasber	1941	mural was "revived" in 1991	1987
Milton	The Suffolk Resolves – Oppression and Revolt in the Colonies	Elizabeth Tracy	1939
Natick	John Eliot Speaks to the Natick Indians	Hollis Holbrook	1937	tempera [12]
Northampton	Work Religion and Education	Alfred Crimi	1940	oil on canvas on display at the Hampshire County Courthouse
Somerville	A Skirmish Between British and Colonists	Ross Moffett	1937		1986
South Hadley	Composite View of South Hadley	Saul Levine	1942	tempera	1986
Stoughton	A Massachusetts Countryside	Jean Watson	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition on display in attic at Stoughton Historic Society
Revere	The First Store and Tavern	Ross Moffett	1939
Rockport	Preparing Rockport Granite for Shipment	W. Lester Stevens	1939
Wareham	Cranberry Pickers	Lewis Rubenstein	1940
Weymouth	First landing at Weymouth	Guy Rene′ du Bois	1942

Michigan

[9][87]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Alma	Harvest	Joseph H. Cox	1940	oil on canvas[88]
Belding	Belding Brothers and Their Silk Industry	Marvin Beerbohm	1943
Birmingham	The Pioneering Society's Picnic	Carlos Lopez	1942	Building now houses private offices with mural still on display.
Blissfield	Laying the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad	Jean Paul Slusser	1938
Bronson	Harvest	Arthur Getz	1941
Buchanan	Production	Gertrude Goodrich	1941	Mural was painted over but is being restored
Calumet	Copper Mining in Calumet	Joe Lasker	1941
Caro	Mail on the Farm	David Fredenthal	1941
Chelsea	The Way of Life	George Fisher	1938	Moved to new post office building in August 2009
Clare	The Mail Arrives in Clare	Allan Thomas	1937	oil on canvas
Crystal Falls	Extending the Frontier in Northwest Territory	Allan Thomas	1938	oil on canvas
Dearborn	Ten Eyck’s Tavern on Chicago Road	Rainey Bennett	1938	oil on canvas On display at the Henry Ford Community College Library
Detroit	Automobile Industry	William Gropper	1941	oil on fiberboard On permanent display in the student center at Wayne State University[89]
East Lansing	America's First Agricultural College	Henry Bernstein	1938	On permanent loan and display at Michigan State University's Main Library
Eastpointe	Early Settlers	Frank Cassara	1940
Eaton Rapids	Industry and Agriculture	Boris Mestchersky	1938	oil on canvas
Frankfort	On Board the Ferry Car (Ann Arbor #4, Feb. 14, 1923)	Henry Bernstein	1941		1989
Grand Ledge	Waiting for the Mail	James Calder	1939	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Grayling	The Lumber Camp	Robert Lepper	1939	oil on canvas Depicts a typical historical lumber camp populated by lumberjacks, sawing through timber; stacks of logs, logging equipment, workhorses, locomotive; Native American's observing the process[90]
Greenville	Lumbering	Charles W. Thwaite	1940	oil on canvas
Hamtramck	Products of Industry and Agriculture	Schomer Lichtner	1940	oil on canvas
Hamtramck	Farm Family	Schomer Lichtner	1940	oil on canvas
Hamtramck	City Workers	Schomer Lichtner	1940	oil on canvas
Howell	Rural Delivery	Jaroslaw Brozik	1941	oil on canvas
Iron Mountain	Historic Treatment of Mail Transportation in the West	Vladimir Rouseff	1935	5 oil on canvas panels
Iron River	Paul Bunyan Straightening Out the Round River'	Milton Horn	July 16, 1941	wood carved relief[91]
Marquette	Marquette Exploring Shores of Lake Superior	Dewey Albinson	1938	On display at the Marquette US Post Office and Federal Courthouse
Midland	Fabricating Steel	Henry Bernstein	1942	Relocated to the Midland County Services Building in 1989[92]
Paw Paw	Bounty	Carlos Lopez	1940
Plymouth	Plymouth Trail	Carlos Lopez	1938
Rockford	Among the Furrows	Pierre Bourdelle	1940
Rogers City	Harbor at Rogers City	James Calder	1941	oil on canvas
St. Clair	St. Clair River	James Calder	1938
Wayne	Landscape Near Wayne – 1875	Algot Stenbery	1939	Mural is missing[35]

Minnesota

[9][93]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Breckenridge	Arrival of the Rural Mail	Robert Allaway	1938
Caledonia	Hog Raising	Edmund Lewandowski	1942	oil on canvas
Cambridge	People of the Soil	Seymour Fogel	1940
Chisholm	Discovery of Ore	Betty Carney	1941
Ely	Iron-Ore Mines	Elsa Jemne	1941	tempera
Ely	Wilderness	Elsa Jemne	1941	tempera
Grand Rapids	Life in Grand Rapids and the Upper Mississippi	James Watrous	1940
Hastings	Arrival of the Fall Catalogue	Richard Haines	1938	oil on canvas
Hutchinson	The Hutchinson Singers	Elsa Jemne	1942	egg tempera on plaster
International Falls	Early Logging at Koochiching Falls	Lucia Wiley	1943
Litchfield	Street Scene	Elof Wedin	1937
Long Prairie	Gathering Wild Rice	Lucia Wiley	1939
Marshall	Pioneers Arriving in Marshall by Wagon Train	Henry Holstrom	1938
Morris	Gager's Trading Post on the Wadsworth Trail	Alfred Sessler	1943
North St. Paul	Production	Donald Humphrey	1941	tempera on plaster Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Sauk Centre	Threshing Wheat	Richard Jansen	1942
St. James	Indian Hunters and Rice Gatherers	Margaret Martin	1940
Wabasha	The Smoke Message	Allan Thomas	1939	oil on canvas
Wayzata	Wayzata (Pines of the North)	Ruth Grotenrath	1947	one of the latest New Deal murals in existence
White Bear Lake	Early Voyageurs at Portage	Nellie G. Best	1940	tempera

Mississippi

[9][94]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Amory	Amory, Mississippi, 1889	John McCrady	1939	A panoramic view of Amory, Mississippi's main street in 1889.	1988
Batesville	Cotton Plantation	Eve Kottgen	1942
Bay St. Louis	Life on the Coast	Louis Raynaud	1938
Old Post Office, Booneville	Scenic and Historic Booneville	Stefan Hirsch	1943	oil on canvas. Completed under the Treasury Bureau's Section of Fine Arts program at the cost of $750. In Old Post Office included in the NRHP-listed Downtown Booneville Historic District.[95]	1998
Carthage	Lumbermen Rolling a Log	Peter Dalton	1938		1983
Columbus	Out of Soil	Beulah Bettersworth	1940	oil on canvas	1983
Crystal Springs	Harvest	Henry La Cagnina	1943		1993
Durant	Erosion, Reclamation and Conservation of the Soil	Isadore Tuberoff	1942
Eupora	Cotton Farm	Thomas Savage	1945
Forest	Forest Logger	Julien Binford	1941		1993
Hazelhurst	Life in the Mississippi Cotton Belt	Auriel Bessemer	1939
Houston	Post Near Houston, Natchez, 1803	Byron Burford, Jr.	1941
Indianola	White Gold in the Delta	Beulah Bettersworth	1939	destroyed in the '60s
Jackson	Pursuits of Life in Mississippi	Simka Simkhovitch	1938	In 2008 it was hanging in the James O. Eastland United States Courthouse in Jackson, Mississippi.[96]
Leland	Ginnin' Cotton	Stuart R. Purser	1940	tempera Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1983
Louisville	Crossroads	Karl Wolfe	1938
Macon	Signing of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek	S. Douglass Crockwell	1944
Magnolia	Cotton Harvest	John H. Fyfe	1939		1993
	July 4 Celebration at Sheriff Bacof's
	Magnolia in 1889
New Albany	Milking Time	Roger Cleaver Purdy	1939
Newton	Economic Life in Newton in the Earl 1940s	Mary Boggs Frank Boggs	1942	oil on canvas
Okolona	The Richness of the Soil	Harold Egan	1939	painted over within days of completion
Pascagoula	Legend of the Singing River	Lorin Thompson	1939	damaged in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina
Picayune	Lumber Region of Mississippi	Donald H. Robertson	1940
Pontotoc	The Wedding of Ortez and SaOuana – Christmas, 1540	Joseph Pollet	1939		oil on canvas
Tylertown	Rural Mississippi – from Early Days to Present	Lucile Blanch	1941	tempera
Vicksburg	Vicksburg, Its Character and Industries	Henriette A. Oberteuffer	1939	oil on canvas[97]	Former U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, now privately owned[98][99]
Waynesboro	Waynesboro Landscape	Ross E. Braught	1942	oil on canvas

Missouri

[9][100]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Bethany	Time Out	Joseph Vorst	1942	oil on canvas
Canton	Winter Landscape	Jessie Hull Mayer	1940
Cassville	Flora and Fauna of the Region	H. Edward Winter	1941	3 porcelain enameled panels, each signed
Charleston	Harvest	Joe Jones	1939	oil on canvas	1989
Clinton	Coon Hunt	Richard Haines	1942	oil on canvas
Columbia	Pony Express	Edward Buk Ulreich	1937	since 2004, mural has been on display at the National Archives Central Plains Region building in Kansas City, MO. It had hung in various city offices from 1967 to 2004
Columbia	Indians Watching Stagecoach in the Distance	Edward Buk Ulreich	1937	since 2004, mural has been on display at the National Archives Central Plains Region building in Kansas City, MO. It had hung in various city offices from 1967 to 2004
Dexter	Husking Corn	Joe Jones	1941	oil on canvas
Eldon	Picnic, Lake of the Ozarks	Frederick Shane	1941
Fredericktown	The Lead Belt	James B. Turnbull	1939	oil on canvas	2009
Higginsville	Industrial Activity in the City	Jac T. Bowen	1942	trempera
Jackson	Loading Cattle	James B. Turnbull	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition moved to newer building
Lee's Summit	Pastoral	Ted Gilien	1940	oil on canvas
Marceline	Contemporary Life in Missouri	Joseph Meert	1938	tempera
Monett	Products of Missouri	James McCreery	1939
Mount Vernon	Spring Pastoral	Joseph Meert	1940	oil on canvas
Palmyra	Memories of Marion County	James Penny (artist)	1939	oil on canvas, depicts Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn and Jim
Paris	The Clemens Family Arrives in Monroe County	Fred G. Carpenter	1940	oil on canvas
Pleasant Hill	Back Home, April 1865	Thomas C. Lea III	1939	oil on canvas
Ste. Genevieve	La Guignolee	Martyl Schweig	1942	oil on canvas
St. Joseph	History of the Region—Settlers Crossing the River	Gustaf Dalstrom	1941
	History of the Region—First Railway Post Office
	History of the Region—Flooded River
	History of the Region—Grain Farmers
	History of the Region—Horseless Carriage
	History of the Region—Indian Boat Race
	History of the Region—Leading Packet Boat
	History of the Region—Lewis & Clark Expedition
	History of the Region—Negro River Music
	History of the Region—Pony Express
	History of the Region—Railway Station of 1880
	History of the Region—Robidaux House
St. Louis Gwen B. Stiles Station	Old Levee and Market at St Louis	Lumen Martin Winter	1939	oil on canvas
St. Louis Main Post Office	The Postwar Period	Mitchell Siporin	1942	Largest single project awarded for a post office by the Section[101][102]
St. Louis Main Post Office	Commerce and Trade	Edward Millman	1942	[103]
St. Louis Main Post Office	The Territory of Missouri	Mitchell Siporin	1942	[104]
St. Louis Main Post Office	George Rogers Clark and Daniel Boone	Mitchell Siporin	1942	[105]
St. Louis Main Post Office	Pre-Civil War Missouri	Edward Millman	1942	[106]
St. Louis Main Post Office	The Civil War	Mitchell Siporin	1942	[107]
St. Louis Main Post Office	Discovery and Colonization	Mitchell Siporin	1942	[108]
St. Louis Main Post Office	The Struggle for Statehood	Edward Millman	1942	[109]
St. Louis Main Post Office	The River	Edward Millman	1942	[110]
Sullivan	Saturday Afternoon on Main Street	Lawrence Adams	1942	oil on canvas
Union	Aspects of Rural Missouri	James Penny (artist)	1941	fresco restored and moved to a new post office building
University City	The Louisiana Purchase Exposition	Trew Hocker	1940
Windsor	Agriculture and Varied Institutes	H. Louis Freund	1938	oil on canvas

Montana

[9][111]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Billings Post Office and Courthouse, in Billings	Trading Cattle	Leo J. Beaulauier	1942
Deer Lodge	James and Granville Stuart Prospecting in Deer Lodge Valley – 1858	Verona Burkhard	1939
Dillon	News from the States	Elizabeth Lochrie	1938[12]
Glasgow Post Office and Courthouse, in Glasgow	Montana's Progress	Forrest Hill	1942	It is a 72" x 168" painting that earned the painter $1,250.[112][113]	1986
Hamilton	Flat Head War Party	Henry Meloy	1942	oil on canvas
Sidney	General Sully at Yellowstone	J.K. Ralston	1942

Nebraska

[9][114]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Albion	Winter in Nebraska	Jenne Magafan	1939	oil on canvas	1992
Auburn United States Post Office in Auburn	Threshing	Ethel Magafan	1938	[115]	1992
Crawford	The Crossing	G. Glenn Newell	1940	oil on canvas[12]
Geneva U.S. Post Office in Geneva	Building a Sod House	Edward Chavez	1940	Completed in 1941; cleaned and restored in 1981.[116]	1992
Hebron United States Post Office Hebron	Stampeding Buffaloes Stopping the Train	Eldora Lorenzini	1939	oil on canvas[117]	1992
Minden U.S.P.O. Minden	Military Post on the Overland Trail	William E. L. Bunn	1939	oil on canvas, 13 by 6 feet (4.0 m × 1.8 m) in size[118]	1983
Ogallala	Long Horns	Frank Mechau	1938	oil on canvas
United States Post Office in O'Neill	Baling Hay in Holt County in the Early Days	Eugene Trentham	1938	oil on canvas	1992
USPO (Pawnee), in Pawnee City	The Auction	Kenneth Evett	1942	oil on canvas	1992
Red Cloud U.S.P.O., in Red Cloud	Loading Cattle	Archie Musick	1941	tempera on panel	1992
Red Cloud	Moving Westward	Archie Musick	1941	tempera on panel	1992
Red Cloud	Stockade Builders	Archie Musick	1941	tempera on panel	1992
United States Post Office in Schuyler	Wild Horses by Moonlight	Philip von Saltza	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1992
Valentine	The End of the Line	Kady Faulkner	1939	tempera on panel

Nevada

[9][119]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Lovelock	The Uncovering of the Comstock Lode	Ejnar Hansen	1940		1990
Winnemucca	Cattle Roundup	Polly Duncan	1940		1990
Yerington	Homestead on the Plain	Adolph Gottlieb	1941	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1990

New Hampshire

[9][120]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Lebanon	Rural New Hampshire	Charles Kaesalau	1939	oil on canvas
Milford	Lumberman Log-Rolling	Philip von Saltza	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Peterborough	New Hampshire Post in Winter	Marguerite Zorach	1938		1986
Plymouth	John Balch-First Post Rider of New Hampshire	R. Crawford Livingston	1938	fresco
Wolfeboro	New Hampshire Sugar Camp	Andrew Winter	1938

New Jersey

[9][121][122]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Atlantic City	Family Recreation	Peppino Mangravite	1939
Atlantic City	Youth	Peppino Mangravite	1939
Bordentown	Skating on Bonaparte's Pond	Avery F. Johnson	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Cranford	The Battle of Cranford During the American Revolution	Gerald Foster	1937
Fort Lee	Indians Trading with the Half Moon	Henry Schnakenberg	1941
Fort Lee	Washington at Fort Lee	Henry Schnakenberg	1941
Fort Lee	Moving Pictures at Fort Lee	Henry Schnakenberg	1941
Fort Lee	The Present Day	Henry Schnakenberg	1941
Freehold	Molly Pitcher	Gerald Foster	1935	Removed to the Monmouth County Public Library in Manalapan
Garfield	Transportation of the Mail	Robert Laurent	1937
Gloucester	The Perils of the Mail	Vincent D'Agostino	1937
Glen Ridge		James Chapin	1938
Kearny	The City	Albert Kotin	1938
Kearny	The Marsh	Albert Kotin	1938
Millburn	Revolutionary Engagement at Bridge in Millburn—1780	Gerald Foster	1940	destroyed[123]
Newark		Tanner Clark		on display at the Frank J. Lautenberg Post Office and Courthouse
New Brunswick	George Washington with DeWitt, Geographer of the Revolutionary Army	George Biddle	1939
New Brunswick	Howe and Cornwallis Entering New Brunswick	George Biddle	1939
New Brunswick	Washington Retreating from New Brunswick	George Biddle	1939
North Bergen	Purchase of Territory of North Bergen from the Indians	Avery F. Johnson	1942
Nutley	Return of Annie Oakley	Paul C. Chapman	1941
Plainfield	Folklore	Anton Refregier	1942	tempera
Plainfield	Quilting Bee	Anton Refregier	1942
Princeton	Columbia Under the Palm	Karl Free	1939
Ridgefield	Washington Bridge	Thomas Donnelly	1937
Riverside	Town of Progress – 1855	John Poeller	1940	oil on canvas
South Orange	Outdoor Activities of South Orange	Bernard Perlin	1939
Trenton Clarkson S. Fisher Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse	Progress of Industry	Charles W. Ward	1934	Public Works of Art Project Possibly the first New Deal post office mural[124]
Trenton Clarkson S. Fisher Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse	The Second Battle of Trenton	Charles W. Ward	1937	Treasury Relief Art Project
Trenton Clarkson S. Fisher Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse	Rural Delivery	Charles W. Ward	1937	Treasury Relief Art Project
Washington	A Raising in Early New Jersey	Frank Shapiro	1940
Westfield	The New Stagecoach	Roy Hilton	1939
Westfield	Building of Westfield	Roy Hilton	1939	destroyed during 1964 renovations
West New York	View from the Palisades – West New York 1939	William Sean Fausett	1939
Wildwood	Activities of the Fishing Fleet	Dennis Burlingame	1939	2 panels

New Mexico

[9][125][35]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Federal Building and United States Courthouse (Albuquerque, New Mexico)	The Pueblo Rebellion of 1680	Loren Mozley		Oil on canvas, TRAP, probably in Old Post Office (Albuquerque, New Mexico) until ~1972 (?)	1980
Clovis	New Mexican Town	Paul Lantz	1937
Deming Main Post Office, Deming	Mountains and Yucca	Kenneth M. Adams	1937	Mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp set	1990
US Post Office-Portales Main, in Portales	Buffalo Range	Theodore Van Soelen	1938		1990
Raton	First Mail Crossing Raton Pass	Joseph A. Fleck	1936
Raton	Unloading the Mail in Raton	Joseph A. Fleck	1936
Roswell Post Office and Courthouse	Justice Tempered with Mercy—Uphold the Right, Prevent the Wrong	Emil Bisttram	1936	TRAP, begun under PWAP, moved to ABQ courthouse in 1983[126]
US Post Office-Truth or Consequences Main, in Truth or Consequences Geronimo Springs station	Indian Bear Dance[127]	Boris Deutsch	1938	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition, formerly called Hot Springs, NM

New York

[128][129]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Akron	Horse-Drawn Railroad	Elizabeth Logan	1941	tempera	yes
Albany		Ethel M. Parsons	1935	oil on canvas Map-style ceiling murals at James T. Foley United States Courthouse depicting the United States, the continents, and Earth's geographical poles
Albion	Along the Barge Canal	Judson Smith	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Amsterdam	Departure of a Packet Boat	Henry Schnakenberg	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Amsterdam	Sir William Johnson Conferring with the Indians	Henry Schnakenberg	1939	oil on canvas
Attica	Fall in the Genesse Country	Thomas Donnelly	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Baldwinsville	Gateway to the West	Paul Weller	1941	oil on canvas
Beacon	Views of Mid-Hudson Region	Charles Rosen	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Binghamton	Communication	Kenneth Washburn	1938	oil on canvas Eight murals
Boonville	The Black River Canal – 1845	Suzanne and Lucerne McCullough	1939	oil on canvas
Bronxville	The Arrival of the First Mail in Bronxville, 1846	John Sloan	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Canajoharie	Invention of a Paper Bag in Canajoharie	Anatol Shulkin	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Canastota	The Onion Fields	Alison Mason Kingsbury	1942	tempera on canvas	yes
Clyde	Apple Pickers	Thomas Donnelly	1941	oil on canvas	yes
Delhi	Down-Rent War, Around 1845	Mary Earley	1940	Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	yes
Delmar	The Indian Ladder	Sol Wilson	1940		yes
Depew	Beginning of the Day	Anne Poor	1941	oil on canvas	yes
Dolgeville	Underground Railroad	James Michael Newell	1940	fresco	yes
East Rochester	Recreation Hours	Bernard Gussow	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Ellenville	Establishment of First Post Office in Ellenville in 1823	Louis Bouche	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Endicott	Endicott, 1901 – Excavating for the Ideal Factory	S. Douglass Crockwell	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Fort Edward	Lock on the Champlain Canal, Fort Edward	George A. Picken	1938	oil on canvas
Fredonia	The Harvest	Arnold Blanch	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Freeport	Air Mail	William Gropper	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Freeport	Suburban Post in Winter	William Gropper	1938	oil on canvas
Fulton	Father LeMoyne Trying to Convert the Indians on Pathfinders Island	Caroline S. Rohland	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Garden City	Huckleberry Frolic	J. Theodore Johnson	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Goshen	The Running of the Hambletonian Stakes	Georgina Klitgaard	1937		yes
Harrison	Early Days of the Automobile	Harold Goodwin	1941	oil on canvas	yes
Hempstead	Hempstead Settlers in 1640	Peppino Mangravite	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Hempstead	The English Dirigible R-34 Delivering Mail to the United States in Hempstead Field in 1919	Peppino Mangravite	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Homer	Albany Street Bridge	Frank Romanelli	1940		yes
Honeoye Falls	The Life of the Senecas	Stuart Edie	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Hudson Falls	Scenes and Activities of Hudson	George A. Picken	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Huntington	Huntington Harbor	Paul C. Chapman	1939	oil on canvas
Hyde Park	Professions and Industries of Hyde Park	Olin Dows	1941		yes
Johnson City	Scenes of post service, local industries, and other activities typical of the community	Frederick Knight	1937		yes
Lake George	Lake George	Judson Smith	1942		yes
Lake Placid	Scenes of winter sports	Henry Billings	1937	oil on canvas	yes
Lancaster	Early Commerce in the Erie Canal Region	Arthur Getz	1940	oil on canvas	yes
Long Beach	The Pleasures of the Bathing Beach	Jon Corbino	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Middleburgh	Dance of the Hop Pickers	Mary Earley	1941	oil and tempera	yes
Middleport	Rural Highway	Marianne Appel	1941	oil on canvas	yes
Mount Kisco	Indian Cornfield	Thomas Donnelly	1936	oil on canvas
Mount Kisco	Mount Kisco in 1850	Thomas Donnelly	1936	oil on canvas
New Rochelle	The Huguenots Lay the Foundations of the City of New Rochelle	David Hutchison	1940	oil on canvas	yes
New Rochelle	John Pell Receives Partial Payment for 6,000 Acres	David Hutchison	1940	oil on canvas
New Rochelle	The Post Rider Brings News of the Battle of Lexington	David Hutchison	1940	oil on canvas
New York City The Bronx Central Station	Resources of America	Ben Shahn and Bernarda Bryson Shahn	1939	13 panels egg tempera on plaster	yes
New York City The Bronx Central Station	Washington and the Battle of the Bronx	Irving A. Block and Abraham Lishinsky	1942	oil on canvas
New York City Manhattan General Station	The Triborough Bridge in Process of Construction	Louis Lozowick and Joseph Kaplan		oil on canvas
New York City Manhattan General Station	Sky Line and Waterfront Traffic as Seen from Manhattan Bridge	Louis Lozowick and Joseph Kaplan		oil on canvas
New York City Manhattan's Madison Square Garden Station	Scenes of New York	Kindred McLeary	started 1937 completed 1939	8 panels tempera on plaster	yes
New York City Queens Jackson Station	Development of Jackson Heights	Peppino Mangravite	1940	oil on canvas	yes
New York City Queens Woodhaven Station	The First Amendment	Ben Shahn	1941
Nyack	Scenes of local history in the colonial period	Jacob Getlar Smith and Jacob Pelzman	1936		yes
Oxford	Family Reunion on Clark Island, Spring 1791	Mordi Gassner	1941	tempera	yes
Oyster Bay	Scenes of local history	Ernest Peixotto and Arthur Sturges	1937		yes
Oyster Bay	Allegory of North America receiving mail from world	Abell Sturges	1936
Painted Post	Recording the Victory[130]	Amy Jones[131]	1939		yes
Port Chester		Domenico Mortellito	1936	four large murals and nine lunettes depicting dock workers, millowners, tool and die workers and the Life Savers Building	yes
Port Washington	Lighthouse	Harry S. Lane	1937	oil on canvas
Port Washington	Sailing	Harry S. Lane	1937	oil on canvas
Port Washington	Landscape	Harry S. Lane	1937	oil on canvas
Poughkeepsie	Indian Resting Spot	Gerald Foster	1939	A 1690 scene at the "reed covered lodge at the spring place" (Poughkeepsie) where Indian messengers customarily met[132]	yes
Poughkeepsie	The Ratification Convention in 1788	Gerald Foster	1939	[132]
Poughkeepsie	Old Poughkeepsie	Gerald Foster	1939	[132]
Poughkeepsie	View of Poughkeepsie in 1840	Georgina Klitgaard	1940
Poughkeepsie	Contemporary View of Poughkeepsie from the River	Charles Rosen	1940
Rhinebeck	Scenes of local history	Olin Dows	1940	oil on canvas	yes
Richfield Springs	Local landscape	John W. Taylor	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Rockville Centre	Scenes of local history	Victor White	1939	oil on canvas 4 panels	yes
Rome	Barn Raising	Wendell Jones	1942	oil on canvas
Rye	John Jay at His Home	Guy Pene du Bois	1938		yes
St. Johnsville	Mohawk Valley – Early St. Johnsville Pioneers	Jirayr H. Zorthian	1940	oil on canvas	yes
Saratoga Springs	Saratoga in Racing Season	Guy Pene du Bois	1937	2 panels
Scarsdale	Caleb Heathcote Buys the Richbell Farm	Gordon Samstag	1940	oil on canvas	yes
Scarsdale	Law and Order in Old Scarsdale Manor	Gordon Samstag	1940	oil on canvas
Scotia	The Glen Family Spared by French and Indians – 1690	Amy Jones	1941	tempera	yes
Spring Valley	Waiting for the Mail	Stephan Etneir	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Springville	Fiddler’s Green	Victoria Hutson Huntley	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Ticonderoga	The Exhortation of Ethan Allen	Frederick Massa	1940	oil on canvas	yes
Troy	Legends of the Hudson	Waldo Peirce	1938	oil on canvas	yes
Troy	Rip Van Winkle	Waldo Peirce	1938	oil on canvas
Waverly	Spanish Hill and the Early Inhabitants of the Vicinity	Musa McKim	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Westhampton Beach	Outdoor Sports	Sol Wilson	1942	oil on canvas	yes
Whitehall	Settlement of Skenesborough	Axel Horn	1940	oil on canvas	yes

North Carolina

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed[21]
Ahoskie	Peanut Harvest	Julien Binford		missing[35]
Albemarle	View Near Albemarle	Louis Ribak	1939	oil on canvas
Beaufort	Crissy Wright	Simka Simkhovitch	1940	oil on canvas
Beaufort	Goose Decoys	Simka Simkhovitch	1940	oil on canvas
Beaufort	Mail to Cape Lookout	Simka Simkhovitch	1940	oil on canvas
Beaufort	Sand Ponies	Simka Simkhovitch	1940	oil on canvas
Belmont	Mayor Chronicle's South Fork Boys	Peter DeAnna	1940	oil on canvas
Boone	Daniel Boone on a Hunting Trip in Watauga County	Alan Tompkins	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1996
Brevard	Good News	Pietro Lazzari	1941	glazed tempera
Burlington	Cotton Textiles Historical Railroad Station	Arthur Bairnsfather	1940	oil on canvas
Chapel Hill	Laying the Old Cornerstone of Old East	Dean Cornwell	1941	Mural depicts the laying of the cornerstone of "Old East", the first building of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in October 1793.
Concord	The Spirit of North Carolina	Edward Buk Ulreich	1942
Gastonia	Cotton Field and Spinning Mill	Francis Speight	1938	oil on canvas
Kings Mountain	Battle of Kings Mountain	Verona Burkhard	1939
Laurinburg	Fruits of the Land	Agnes Tait	1941	oil on canvas
Lincolnton	Threshing Grain	Richard Jansen	1938	oil on canvas
Louisburg	Tobacco Auction	Richard Hay Kenah	1939	oil on canvas
Madison	Early Summer in North Carolina	Jean Watson	1940	oil on canvas
Mebane	Landscape-Tobacco Curing	Margaret C. Gates copy by Henry Rood	1941	oil on canvas; "destroyed; copy by Henry D. Rood installed in 1964"[35]
Mooresville	North Carolina Cotton Industry	Alicia Wiencek	1938	oil on canvas
Morganton	Sir Walter Raleigh and First Landing on the North Carolina Shore	Dean Cornwell	1938
New Bern	The Bayard Singleton Case, first printing press in North Carolina, First Provincial Convention in North Carolina (1774)	David Silvette	1938	oil on canvas
Red Springs	War-The Battle of Kittle Raft Swamp The Coming of the Scots Peace- Work and Knowledge	John W. de Groot	1941
Reidsville	Tobacco	Gordon Samstag	1938	oil on canvas
Roanoke Rapids	Cotton Pickers	Charles Ward	1938	missing[35]
Rockingham	The Past as Connecting Threads in Human Life	Edward Laning	1937	triptych, oil on canvas
Roxboro	Gathering Tobacco	Allan Gould	1938	"now Piedmont Technical Institute"[35]
Sanford	The Kinfolk of Virginia Dare	Pietro Lazzari	1938
Siler City	Building the First House at Siler's Crossroads	Maxwell B. Starr	1942	oil on canvas
Southern Pines	horses	Joseph Presser	1943	oil on canvas
Wake Forest	Richness of the Soil No. 2	Harold Egan	1941
Wallace	Daydreams	G. Glenn Newell	1941	oil on canvas
Warrenton	North Carolina Pastoral	Alice Dineen	1938	oil on canvas
Whiteville	Harvesting Tobacco	Roy Schatt	1941	tempera; missing[35]
Williamston	First Flight of the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk	Philip von Saltza	1940	oil on canvas	1995, as part of the Williamston Commercial Historic District
Wilmington	Port of Wilmington	William Pfohl	1940	oil on canvas

North Dakota

[9][135]

Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Langdon	Indians Demanding Wagon Toll	Leo Beaulaurier	1939	oil on canvas
New Rockford	Advance Guard of the West	Edward Buk Ulreich	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition	1989
Rugby	Rugby, the Geographical Center of North America	Kenneth Callahan	1943	oil on canvas	1989

Ohio

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Ada	Country Dance	Albert Kotin	1940	oil on canvas
Amherst	Pioneers Crossing the Ohio River	Michael Loew	1941	oil on canvas Building is now the city's headquarters for a “Main Street” revitalization project.
Barnesville	The Drift Towards Industrialism[137]	Michael Sarisky	1937	oil on canvas Lost; replacement commissioned by the Belmont County Historical Society[138]
Bedford	The Flight to Industry[139]	Karl Anderson	1937	oil on canvas Building now used by as offices for an architectural firm.
Bellevue	Ohio	Paul Meltsner	1937
Bluffton	Joseph Deford and His Friends Build the First Cabin in Bluffton	Sante Graziani	1941	oil on canvas
Bridgeport	Ohio Harvest	Richard Hay Kenah	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Caldwell	Noble County-Ohio	Robert Lepper	1938	tempera
Canton	Steel Industry	Glenn M. Shaw	1937	Treasury Relief Art Project Thirteen panels
Chardon	Maple Sugar Camp	George Picken	1942	oil on canvas Mural has been moved to an office nearby
Cincinnati	Landmarks of Cincinnati	John Holmes Paul Chidlaw Frederick Springer Richard Zoellner	1934	Public Works of Art Project[140]
Cleveland Main Post Office	Post Office Interiors	Jack Greitzer	1936	oil on canvas Two panels
Cleveland Pearlbrook Branch	Ore Docks and Steel Mills	Richard Zoellner	1938
Cleveland University Center Branch	Historical and Modern Scenes of Cleveland[35]	Clarence Zyuld and John Czosz	1937
Coldwater	Coldwater Activities	Joep Nicolas	1942	oil on canvas
Crestline	The Crossroads-Crestline, Ohio	Gifford Beal	1943	oil on canvas
Dennison	Passenger Pigeon	Edmund Sawyer	1940	oil on canvas
East Liverpool	Old Bennett Pottery Plant	Roland Schweinsburg	1936	15-foot lunette commissioned by the Treasury Relief Art Project[141] Building is now the Museum of Ceramics[142]
East Palestine	Early East Palestine and Dr. Rhett Chamberlain's Post Office and Warehouse	Rolf Stoll	1937	oil on canvas
Eaton	Van Ausdel's Trading Post	Roland Schweinsburg	1939	oil on canvas
Fairborn "formerly Osborn"[35]	Wright Brothers in Ohio	Henry Simon	1941	oil on canvas
Gambier	Bishop C. Chase Selects Site of Kenyon College	Norris Rahming	1943	oil on canvas
Geneva	Rural Homestead	William Sommer	1939	oil on canvas
Georgetown	Tobacco Harvest	Richard Zoellner	1938	oil on canvas
Girard	Workers of the Soil	John Edward Costigan	1938	Mural destroyed[35]
Granville	First Pulpit in Granville	Wendell Jones	1938	oil on canvas
Hamilton	Fort Hamilton Agriculture Industries of Hamilton	Richard Zoellner	1934	Six panels
Hubbard	Steel Industry	Hugh Mesibov	1934	oil on canvas
Louisville	Farn and Mill	Herschel Levit	1941	tempera
McConnelsville,	Mail-the Connecting Link	Sally Haley	1938	oil on canvas
Marrysville	The Farmer	James Egleson	1940	fresco
Maumee	Communication	Rudolph Scheffler	1938	oil on canvas
Medina	Gathering the Apple Crop	Richard Zoellner	1938	oil on canvas Mural was destroyed[35]
Montpelier	Harvest, the Annals of America	Leonard Ahneman	1941	oil on canvas
Mount Gilead	Pioneering to Progress	Julius Wyhof	1938	oil on canvas
New Concord	Skaters	Clyde Singer	1941	oil on canvas
New Lexington	Great Men Came from the Hills	Isabel Bishop	1938	oil on canvas
New London	New London Facets	Lloyd R. Ney	1940	oil on canvas The only officially Section mural to be labeled "abstract"[143]
Oak Harbor	Early Oak Harbor	Clarence Zuelch	1940	oil on canvas
Orrville	Judge Smith Orr and Robert Taggard Planning the New Settlement at Orville-1852	Aldo Lazzarini	1937	oil on canvas
Perrysburg	Building of Fort Meigs, 1813	Glenn M. Shaw	1937	oil on canvas
Portsmouth	Characteristic Local Scenes in Portsmouth	Clarence Carter	1938	oil on canvas Four panels
Portsmouth	Waterfront	Richard Zoellner	1937	oil on canvas
Portsmouth	Coal Barges	Richard Zoellner	1937	oil on canvas
Ravenna	Early Ravenna	Clarence Carter	1936	oil on canvas
Springfield	Printing in Springfield	Herman H. Wessel	1937
Springfield	Manufacture of Farm Implements	Herman H. Wessel	1937
Tipp City	Construction of Miami-Erie Canal in Miami City	Herman Zimmerman	1940	tempera
Upper Sandusky	The Mail	Alois Fabry	1937	oil on canvas
Wadsworth	They came as Wadsworth's First Settler after the War of 1812	F. Thornton Martin	1938	oil on canvas
Wapaknneta	Wapakonata and American History	Joseph Limarzi	1937
Warren	Romance of Steel, Old and Romance of Steel, Modern	Glenn Shaw	1938	oil on canvas
Wauseon	Cooperative Planning and Development in Wauseon	Jack Greitzer	1938	oil on canvas
Waverly	Arrival of Packet	Roy Best	1942	oil on canvas
Westerville	The Daily Mail	Olive Nuhfer	1937	oil on canvas
Willard	The Roundhouse	Mitchell Jamieson	1941	oil on canvas[12]
Willoughby	White Man's First Sight of Lake Erie	Sterling Smeltzer	1938	oil on canvas Mural is "missing?"[35]
Yellow Springs	Yellow Springs-Preparation for Lifework	Axel Horn	1941	oil on canvas

Oklahoma

[35][133][144] A number of Oklahoma post offices were listed on the National Register as part of the " Oklahoma Post Offices with Section Art Multiple Property Submission", including those in Coalgate, Hollis, Madill, Nowata, and Watonga.

Location	Mural title	Image	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Anadarko			Stephen Mopope	1938	oil on canvas 16 panels on Indian life;[35] mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp set
Claremore	Will Rogers		Randall Davey	1939	tempera
Clinton	Race for Land		Loren Mozley	1938	oil on canvas "moved?"[35]
United States Post Office Coalgate, in Coalgate	Women Making Pishafa[145] also known as Indian Family at Routine Tasks		Acee Blue Eagle	1942	acrylic and tempera[145] Acee Blue Eagle, the artist, was Muscogee Creek Mural was restored by Fred Beaver (Seminole/Muscogee) in 1965[146]	2009[145]
Cordell	The Scene Changes		Ila Turner McAfee	1938	oil on canvas
Drumright	Oklahoma Land Rush		Frank Long	1941	oil on canvas
Edmond	Pre-Settlement Days		Ila Turner McAfee	1939	oil on canvas
Guymon	Harvest		Jay Risling	1939 ?[35]	Mural was destroyed[35]
United States Post Office Hollis, in Hollis	Planning the Route		Lloyd Goff	1941	oil and egg tempera	2009
Hugo	The Red Man of Oklahoma Sees the First Stage Coach		Joseph Fleck	1937	oil on canvas The original post office is now the Hugo School System Administration Building
Idabel	The Last Home of the Chocktaw Nations		H. Louis Freund	1940	oil on canvas
United States Post Office Madill, in Madill	Prairie Fire		Ethel Magafan	1941	tempera	2009
Marietta	Chickasaw Indian Family Making Pah Sho Fah		Solomon McCombs		oil on canvas Solomon McCombs, the artist, was Muscogee Creek. The mural was restored by Fred Beaver[35]
Marlow	Cattle Days		Lew E. Davis	1942	oil on canvas
United States Post Office Nowata, in Nowata	Rainbow Trail		Woodrow Crumbo	1943	tempera. Artist was Citizen Potawatomi.	2009
Okemah	Grand Council on 1842		Walter Richard West	1941	tempera. Artist was Southern Cheyenne.
Pawhiska	Osage Treaties		Olive Rush	1938	oil on canvas
Perry	Range Branding Downby the Big Tank		Thomas Stell	1941	oil on canvas Mural was damaged and relocated to the Perry Historical Museum[35]
Poteau	Cotton		Joan Cunningham	1940	oil on canvas
Purcell	The Roundup		Fred Conway	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Sayre	The Opening of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Country	1940	Vance Kirkland	1940	oil on canvas
Seminole	Seminole Indian Scene		Acee Blue Eagle	1939	oil on canvas
Stillwater	Early Days in Payne County		Grace L. Hamilton	1963	oil on canvas
Stilwell	Cherokee Farming and Animal Husbandry		Olga Mohr	1942	oil on canvas
Sulphir	Romance of the Mail		Albert Reid	1939	oil on canvas
Tahlequah	Choctaw Ball-Play, 1840		Manuel Bromberg	1939	oil on canvas
Vinita	History of the Cherokee Nation		Randall Davey	1941	tempera
United States Post Office Watonga, in Watonga	Roman Nose Canyon		Edith Mahier	1941	Oil on canvas Controversial in its depiction of Native Americans when it was completed, this is the best-known of Oklahoma post office murals. Shows Cheyenne chief Henry Roman Nose with his family at confrontation with white settlers.[147]	2009
Waurika	Wild Geese		Theodore Van Soelen	1939	oil on canvas
Weatherford	Terminus of the Railroad, 1898–1901		Oscar Berninghaus	1939	oil on canvas
Wewoka	Historical Background of Wewoka		Marjorie Rowland Clarke	1941	oil on canvas
Yukon	The Run – April 22, 1889, Taking the Lead		Dahlov Ipcar	1941	oil on canvas

Oregon

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Burns	Cattle Roundup	Jack Wilkinson	1941	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Eugene	Willamette Valley Lumber, Farming and Husbandry	Carl Morris	1943
Grants Pass	Rogue River Indians	Louis DeMott Bunce	1938	tempera
Grants Pass	Early and Contemporary Industries	Eric Lamade	1938	tempera
Newburg	Early Mail Carriers in the West	Rockwell Carey	1937	oli on canvas
Ontario	Trail to Oregon	Edmond J Fitzgerald	1938	oil on canvas
Portland	Post Rider	Paul Grellert	1936	destroyed[35]
Saint Johns	Development of St. Johns	John Ballator assisted by Eric Lamade and Louis DeMott Bunce	1936	oil on canvas several murals
Salem	Builders of Salem	Andrew McD. Vincent	1942	oil on canvas
Tillamook	Captain Gray Entering Tillamook Bay	Lucia Wiley	1943	Fresco secco

Pennsylvania

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Aliquippa	Western Pennsylvania	Niles Spencer	1938	oil on canvas Currently in the National Museum of American Art
Allentown	Ten panels on the area[35]	Gifford Beal	1939	oil on canvas 10 panels
Altoona	Pioneers of Altoona	Lorin Thompson	1938	oil on canvas
Altoona	Growth of the Road	Lorin Thompson	1938	oil on canvas
Altoona		Sterling Smeltzer		Created under the PWAP program Mural is missing[150]
Ambler	The Family-Industry and Agriculture	Harry Sternberg	1939	oil on canvas The artist painted himself and his wife and child as The Family[151]
Athens	General Sullivan at Tioga Point	Allen Jones	1941	oil on canvas
Bangor	Slate Belt People	Barbara Crawford	1941
Beaver Falls	The Armistice Letter	Eugene Higgins	1938	oil on canvas
Belle Vernon	Men of Coal and Steel	Michael Loew	1942	oil on canvas
Bridgeville	Smelting	Walter Carnelli	1941	fresco Mural was destroyed
Brownsville	Showing the People in the Early Days Transferring from Stagecoach to Boat	Richard Lahey	1936	oil on canvas
Burgettstown	View of Burgettstown	John Fulton Folinsbee	1942	oil on canvas
California	Monongahela River	Saul Berman	1939	oil on canvas
Canonsburg	Beatty's Barn	Peter Blume	1937	oil on canvas
Catasauqua	Arrival of the Stage	F. Luis Mora	1936	oil on canvas
Columbia	Columbia Bridge	Bruce Mitchell	1938	oil on canvas
Doylestown	William Markham Purchases Bucks County Territory	Charles Child	1937	oil on canvas
Elizabethtown	Squaw's Rest	Lee Gatch	1942	oil on canvas
Farrell	Myths of Vulcan and Juno	Virginia Wood (Riggs)	1939	Painted over in 1966[35]
Freeland	Freeland	John Fulton Folinsbee	1938	oil on canvas "This mural depicts a view of Freeland from Butler Terrace. Familiar buildings of the town may be seen at the left. In the central section are the mine and large breaker. In the right foreground is the Drifton State Bank, a landmark of the vicinity." — John Folinsbee[152]
Honesdale	Canal Boat	Walter Gardner	1937	oil on canvas
Honesdale	Clearing the Wilderness	Walter Gardner	1937	oil on canvas
Honesdale	Coal	Walter Gardner	1937	oil on canvas
Honesdale	Gravity Railroad	Walter Gardner	1937	oil on canvas
Honesdale	Visit by Washington Irving	Walter Gardner	1937	oil on canvas
Jeannette	The Battle of Bushy Run	Designed by T. Frank Olson (d. 1935); painted by Robert Lepper[153] and Alexander J. Kostellow[154][155]	1938	oil on canvas
Jeannette	Glass Industry	Designed by T. Frank Olson (d. 1935); painted by Robert Lepper and Alexander J. Kostellow	1938	oil on canvas
Jenkintown	General Washington's Troops on the Old York Road	Hershel Levit	1942	tempera Stored in Jenkintown H.S.[35]
Kutztown	Rural Route Number One	Judson Smith	1937	oil on canvas
Manheim	The First Orchestra in America	Theresa Bernstein	1938	oil on canvas
Masontown	General LaFayette is Welcomed at Friendship Hill by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin on May 27, 1925	Harry Leith-Riss	1941
Mercer	Clearing the Land	Lorin Thompson		oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Morrisville	Canal Era	Yngve Soderberg	1939
Mount Union	The Union of the Mountains	Paul Rohland	1937	oil on canvas
Muncy	Rachel Silverthorne's Ride	John W. Beauchamp	1938	oil on canvas
Nazerath	Cement Industry	Ryah Ludins	1938	oil on canvas
Norristown	Local Industry	Paul Mays	1936	oil on canvas
Norristown	U.S. Mail	Paul Mays	1936	oil on canvas
Philadelphia Custom House and Appraisers Stores	Customs and Court Activities and Various Court Activities	George Harding	1938	Thirty-one panels
Philadelphia Kingsessing Branch	Philadelphia Waterways with Ben Franklin Bridge	Moses Soyer and Raphael Soyer	1939	oil on canvas
Philadelphia Kingsessing Branch	View of Downtown Philadelphia Skyline	Moses Soyer and Raphael Soyer	1939	oil on canvas
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Mail Delivery	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	City	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Country	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Northern Coast	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Office	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Home	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	Tropics	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia North Philadelphia Branch	History of Mail Transportation by Water	George Harding	1939	tempera
Philadelphia Southwark Branch	Iron Plantation near Southwark-1800	Robert Larter	1938	oil on canvas
Philadelphia Southwark Branch	Shopyards at Southwark-1800	Robert Larter	1938	oil on canvas
Philadelphia Spring Garden Branch 7th & Thompson	Streets of Philadelphia	Walter Gardner	1938	oil on canvas
Pittsburgh PO and Court House	Steel Industry	Howard Cook	1936	fresco
Pittsburgh PO and Court House	Modern Justice	Kindred McLeary	1937	Mural was painted over[35]
Pittsburgh PO and Court House	Pittsburgh Panorama	Stuyvesant Van Veen	1937	oil on canvas
Pittsburgh Squirrel Hill PO	History of Squirrel Hill	Alan Thompson	1942	oil on canvas
Plymouth	Meal Time with the Early Coal Miners	Jared French	1938	oil on canvas
Quakertown	Quaker Settlers	Bertram Goodman	1938	oil on canvas
Renovo	Locomotive Repair Operation	Harold Lehman	1943	oil on canvas
Roaring Spring	Mountain Landscape	Elizabeth Shannon Phillips	1942	oil on canvas
Scottdale	Local Life and Industries	Herry Scheuch	1937	oil on canvas Three panels
Scranton West Scranton Branch	Nature's Storehouse	Herman Maril	1941	oil on canvas
Sellersville	Carrying the Mail	Harry Sternberg	1937	tempera
Selinsgrove	Susquehanna Trail	George Rickey	1939	tempera
Somerset	Somerset-Farm Scene	Alexander Kostellow	1941	oil on canvas
Tunkhannock	Defenders of the Wyoming Country-1778	Ethel Ashton	1941	oil on canvas
Vandergrift	Railroad Postal Service	Fred Hogg	1939	oil on canvas
Wayne	Anthony Wayne	Alfred Crimi	1941	oil on canvas
Wilkes Barre	Anthracite Coal	George Harding	1941	tempera

Puerto Rico

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Location	Mural title	Image	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Mayagüez	The Indian Mail System		Jose Maduro	1940
Mayagüez	Receipt of the First Official Spanish Mail in the Island of Puerto Rico in 1541		Jose Maduro	1940

Rhode Island

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Apponaug	Apponaug Fishermen	Paul Sample	1942	oil on canvas
East Providence	The Hurricane	Eugene Kingman	1939	oil on wall
East Providence	Seeconk River	Eugene Kingman	1939	oil on wall
East Providence	East Providence	Eugene Kingman	1939	oil on wall
East Providence	The Map	Eugene Kingman	1939	oil on wall
East Providence	After the Storm	Eugene Kingman	1939	oil on wall
Wakefield	Activities of the Narragansett Planters	Ernest Hamlin Baker	1940	oil on canvas

South Carolina

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Anderson	Corn, Cotton and Tobacco Culture	Arthur Civey	1940	oil on canvas
Bamberg	Cotton the World Over	Dorothea Miersch	1939	oil on canvas	Yes
Batesburg-Leesville	Peach Orchard	Irving A. Block	1941
Clemson	Meeting of the Original Directors of Clemson College	John Carron	1941	oil on canvas On display at Hardin Hall on the campus of Clemson University
Greer	Cotton and Peach Growing	Winfred Walkley	1939	On display at the Greer Heritage Museum.	2011
Kingstree	Rice Growing	Arnold Friedman	1939	oil on canvas
Mullins	Tobacco Industry	Lee Gatch	1940	Mural is missing Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Summerville	Train Time - Summerville	Bernadine Custer	1939	oil on canvas
Walterboro	Past and Present Agriculture and Industry of Colleton County	Sheffield Kagy	1938
Ware Shoals	American Landscape	Alice Kindler	1940
Winnsboro	Industrial Tapestry	Auriel Bessemer	1938	Landscape
Woodruff	Cotton Harvest	Abraham Lishinsky	1941	Restored in 1999 On display at the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia.

South Dakota

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Beresford	Spirit of Beresford	David McCosh	1942	oil on canvas
Flandreau	Wheat in the Shock	Matthew Ziegler	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Mobridge	Return from the Fields	Elof Wedin	1938	oil on canvas
Sturgis	The Fate of a Mail Carrier – Charlie Nolan – 1876	J.K. Ralston	1939	oil on canvas Moved to new post office in 1998[160]
Webster	The First White Man in South Dakota	Irvin Shope	1939	oil on canvas

Tennessee

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Bolivar	Picking Cotton	Carl Nyquist	1941	oil on canvas
Camden	Mail Delivery to Tranquility- the First Post Office in Benton County	John Fyfe	1938	oil on canvas
Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and United States Courthouse, Chattanooga	Allegory of Chattanooga	Hilton Leech	1937	oil on canvas
Clarksville	Arrival of Col. John Donaldson	F. Luis Mora	1938	oil on canvas Destroyed
Clarksville	Abundance of Today	F. Luis Mora	1938	oil on canvas Destroyed
Clinton	Farm and Factory	Horace Day	1940	tempera Relocated to new Clinton P.O. building in 1989.[163]
Columbia	Maury County Landscape	Henry Billings	1940	oil on canvas
Crossville	The Partnership of Man and Nature	Marion Greenwood	1940	oil on canvas
Dayton	View from Johnson's Bluff	Bertram Hartman	1939	oil on canvas
Dickson	People of the Soil	Edwin Boyd Johnson	1939	fresco
Dresden	Retrospection	Minetta Good	1938	oil on canvas
Gleason	Gleason Agriculture	Anne Poor	1942	oil on canvas One of final murals painted in Tennessee for the Treasury Section of Fine Arts
Jefferson City	Great Smokies and Tennessee Farms	Charles Child	1941	oil on canvas
Johnson City	Farmer Family	Wendell Jones	1940	Mural is missing
La Follette	In the Shores of the Lake	Dahlov Ipcar	1939	oil on canvas
Lenoir City	Electrification	David Stone Martin	1940	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Lewisburg	Coming 'Round the Mountain	John H.R. Pickett	1938	oil on canvas
Lexington	Progress of Power	Grace Greenwood (Ames)	1940	oil on canvas
Livingston	The New Comers	Margaret Covey Chisholm	1940	oil on canvas
McKenzie	Early US Post Village	Karl Oberteuffer	1938	oil on canvas
Manchester	Horse Swapping Day	Minna Citron	1942	oil on canvas
Mount Pleasant	Early Settlers Entering Mount Pleasant	Eugene Higgins	1942	oil on canvas
Newport	TVA Power	Minna Citron	1940	oil on canvas, two panels On loan to DAR Museum
Ripley	Autumn	Marguerite Zorach	1940	oil on canvas
Sweetwater	Wild Boar Hunt	Thelma Martin	1942	egg tempera

Texas

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Alice	South Texas Panorama	Warren Hunter	1939	Relocated to the Smithsonian American Art Museum in 1968[166]
Alpine	View of Alpine	Jose Moya del Pino	1940	oil on masonite
Alvin	Emigrants at Nightfall	Loren Mozley	1942	oil on canvas Alvin Historical Museum,302 W. Sealy St
Amarillo	Cattle Loading, Cattle Branding, Oil Gang Plow, Dick Harrow,	Julius Woeltz	1941	oil on canvas
Amarillo	Coronado's Expedition in the Palo Duro Canyon	Julius Woeltz	1941	oil on canvas
Anson	Cowboy Dance	Jenne Magafan	1939	oil on canvas
Arlington	Gathering Pecans	Otis Dozier	1941	oil on canvas
Big Spring	Old Pioneers	Peter Hurd	1938	fresco
Brady	Texas Immigrants	Gordon K. Grant	1939	oil on canvas
Brownfield	Ranchers of the Panhandle Fighting Prairie Fire with Skinned Steer	Frank Mechau	1940	oil on canvas Relocated to the Brownfield Police Headquarters[167]
Caldwell	Indians Moving	Suzanne Scheuer	1939	oil on canvas, Relocated to Burleson County Courthouse[168] A colored pencil on paperboard study is at Smithsonian Art Museum[169]
Canyon	Strays	Frances Ankrom	1939	oil on canvas Mural has been relocated to the new Canyon P.O. building
Center	Logging Scene	Edward Chavez	1941	oil on canvas
Clifton	Texas Longhorns – A Vanishing Breed	Ila Turner McAfee	1941	oil on canvas
College Station	Good Technique – Good Harvest	Victor Arnautoff	1938	oil on canvas Mural is missing
Conroe	Early Texans	Nicholas Lyon	1938	oil on canvas Mural destroyed; a study is in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art[170]
Cooper	Before the Fencing of Delta County	Lloyd Goff	1939	oil on canvas
Corpus Christi	The Sea: Port Activities and Harbor Activities	Howard Cook	1941	tempera Relocated to the Nueces County Courthouse, 901 Leopard Street[171]
Corpus Christi	The Land: Agriculture, Mineral Resources and Ranching	Howard Cook	1941	tempera
Dallas	Eastbound Mail Stage	Peter Hurd		Commission awarded but not completed[172]
Dallas	Air Mail Over Texas	Peter Hurd	1940
Dallas	Pioneer Homebuilders	Peter Hurd	1940
Decatur	Texas Plains	Ray Strong	1939	oil on canvas
Eastland	Buffalo Hunt	Suzanne Scheuer	1938	oil on canvas A colored pencil on paperboard study is at Smithsonian Art Museum[169]
Edinburg	Harvest of the Rio Grande Valley	Ward Lockwood	1940	oil and tempera on canvas
El Campo	Landscape	Milford Zornes	1940	oil on canvas Mural was "in storage" but now on display in lobby[173]
Elgin	Texas Farm	Julius Woeltz	1940
Farmersville	Soil Conservation in Collin County	Jerry Bywaters	1941	oil on canvas
Fort Worth		Dwight Holmes W. H. Baker	1934	Six murals commissioned by the Public Works of Art Project[174]
Fredericksburg	Loading Cattle	Otis Dozier	1942	oil on canvas[12]
Gatesville	Off to Northern Markets	Joe De Yong	1939	oil on canvas
Giddings	Cowboys Receiving the Mail	Otis Dozier	1939	oil on canvas
Goose Creek	Texas	Barse Miller	1938	tempera
Graham	Oil Fields of Graham	Alexandre Hogue	1939	oil on canvas On display at the Young County Historical Museum
Hamilton	Texas Rangers in Camp	Ward Lockwood	1942	fresco secco
Henderson	Local Industries	Paul Ninas	1937	fresco Destroyed
Houston	Houston Ship Canal, Loading Cotton	Jerry Bywaters	1941	Two panels and two aerial views, relocated from the now-demolished Parcel Post Building to the Bob Casey United States Courthouse
Houston	Houston Ship Canal, Loading Oil	Jerry Bywaters	1941	Relocated to the Bob Casey United States Courthouse
Houston	Houston Ship Canal, Early History	Alexandre Hogue	1941	Relocated to the Bob Casey United States Courthouse
Houston	Houston Ship Canal, The Diana Docking	Alexandre Hogue	1941	Relocated to the Bob Casey United States Courthouse
Jasper	Industries in Jasper	Alexander Levin	1939	oil on canvas
Kaufman	Driving the Steers	Margaret Dobson	1939	fresco Mural has been covered over.[35]
Kenedy	Grist for the Mill	Charles Campbell	1939	oil on canvas
Kilgore	Pioneer Saga	Xavier Gonzalez	1941	oil on canvas
Kilgore	Drilling for Oil	Xavier Gonzalez	1941	oil on canvas
Kilgore	Music of Plains	Xavier Gonzalez	1941	oil on canvas
Kilgore	Contemporary Youth	Xavier Gonzalez	1941	oil on canvas
La Grange	Horses	Tom E. Lewis	1939	oil on canvas Mural is missing
Lamesa	The Horse Breakers	Fletcher Martin	1940	oil on canvas[12]
Lampasas	Afternoon on a Texas Ranch	Ethel Edwards	1939	oil on canvas relocated to the Lampasas City Hall Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Liberty	The Story of the Big Fish	Howard Fisher	1939	oil on canvas
Linden	The Last Crop	Victor Arnautoff	1938
Livingston	Landscape	Theodore Van Soelen	1941	oil on canvas
Livingston	Buffalo Hunting	Theodore Van Soelen	1941	oil on canvas
Lockhart	Pony Express Station	John Law Walker	1939	oil on canvas
Longview	Rural East Texas	Thomas Stell	1942	oil on canvas
Mart	McLennan Looking for a Home	Jose Aceves	1939	oil on canvas
Mineola	New and Old Methods of Transportation	Bernard Zakheim	1938	oil on canvas Destroyed
Mission	Scene Along the Rio grande	Xavier Gonzalez	1942
Odessa	Stampede	Tom Lea	1940	oil on canvas Relocated to the new Odessa post office[35]
Quanah	The Naming of Quanah	Jerry Bywaters	1939	oil on canvas
Ranger	The Crossroads Town	Emil Bisttram	1939	oil on canvas
Robstown	Founding and Subsequent Development of Robstown, Texas	Alice Reynolds	1941
Rockdale	Industry in Rockdale	Maxwell B. Starr	1940	oil on canvas
Rosenberg	LaSalle's Last Expedition	William Dean Fausett	1941	Mural was destroyed
Rusk	Agriculture and Industry at Risk	Bernard Zakheim	1939	tempera
San Antonio	San Antonio's Importance in Texas History	Howard Cook	1939	fresco 16 panels
Seymour	Comanches	Tom Lea	1942	oil on canvas
Smithville	The Law, Texas Rangers	Minette Teichmueller	1939	oil on canvas
Teague	Cattle Roundup	Thomas Stell	1940	oil on canvas
Trinity	Lumber Manufacturing	Jerry Bywaters	1942	oil on canvas
Wellington	Settlers in Collingsworth County	Bernard Arnest	1940	tempera

Utah

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Beaver	Life on the Plains	John Beauchamp	1943	oil on canvas
Helper	Western Town	Jenne Magafan	1941	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Provo	Early and Modern Provo	Everett Thorpe	1942	oil on canvas

Vermont

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Northfield	Skiers, Maple Sugar, Agriculture	Charles Daugherty	1939	oil on canvas
Northfield	Granite	Charles Daugherty	1939	oil on canvas
Rutland	Early History of Vermont	Stephen Belaski	1937	oil on canvas
Saint Albans	Haying	Philip von Saltza	1939	oil on canvas
Saint Albans	Sugaring Off	Philip von Saltza	1939	oil on canvas
White River Junction	Vermont Industries	S. Douglass Crockwell	1937	oil on canvas
Woodstock	Cycle of Development of Woodstock	Bernadine Custer	1940	oil on canvas

Virgin Islands

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Location	Mural title	Image	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Charlotte Amalie	The Virgin Islands, U.S. – The Outer World Significance		Stevan Dohanos	1941	tempera
Charlotte Amalie	The Virgin Islands, U.S. – The Leisurly Native Tempo		Stevan Dohanos	1941	tempera

Virginia

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Altavista	The Growing Community	Herman Maril	1940	oil on canvas
Appalachia	Appalachia	Lucile Blanch	1940	oil on canvas[12]
Arlington	An Old-Fashioned Picnic at Great Falls	Auriel Bessemer	1940		yes
Arlington	Apple Harvest	Auriel Bessemer	1940
Arlington	Arlington Polo Players at Fort Meyer	Auriel Bessemer	1940
Arlington	Captain John Smith Meets the Massawomek Indians	Auriel Bessemer	1940
Arlington	Robert E. Lee Accepting Command of the Armies in Virginia	Auriel Bessemer	1940
Arlington	Tobacco Picking in the Late Colonial Era	Auriel Bessemer	1940
Bassett	Manufacture of Furniture	Walter Carnelli	1939	fresco
Berryville	Clark County Products, 1939	Edwin S. Lewis	1940
Bluefield	Coal Mining	Richard Hay Kenah	1942	tempera
Chatham	Harvest Season in Southern Virginia	Carson Davenport	1938	oil on canvas
Christiansburg	Great Road	Paul DeTroot	1939	oil on canvas	yes
Emporia	Country Saw Mill	Andree Ruellan	1941	oil on canvas
Harrisonburg	County Fair, Trading, Courthouse Square	William Calfee	1943	four panels
Hopewell	Capt. Francis Eppes Making Friends with the Appomattox Indians	Edmund Archer	1939	oil on canvas
Luray	Luray-1840	Sheffield Kagy	1939	oil on canvas
Orange	Upland Pastures	Arnold Friedman	1937	oil on canvas
Petersburg	Agricultural Scenes in Virginia	William Calfee	1937	oil on canvas
Petersburg	Riding to Hounds	Edwin S. Lewis	1937
Phoebus	Chesapeake Fisherman	William Calfee	1941	fresco Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Radford	The return of Mary Draper Ingles	Alexander B. Clayton	1942	oil on canvas
Richmond	Pocahontas rescuing Captain John Smith	Paul Cadmus	1939	Removed from the Courthouse Annex in 1972, relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse[178]
Richmond	Sir Walter Raleigh	Paul Cadmus	1939	Relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse
Richmond	William Byrd	Paul Cadmus	1939	Relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse
Richmond	Stuart's Raiders at the Swollen Ford	Jared French	1939	Relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse
Richmond	Jeb Stuart	Jared French	1939	Relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse
Richmond	John Pelham	Jared French	1939	Relocated to the Lewis F. Powell Jr. United States Courthouse
Rocky Mount	Life in Rockymount	Roy Hilton	1938	3 panels
Smithfield	Captain John Smith Trading with the Indians	William Abbott Cheever	1941	oil on canvas
Strasburg	Apple Orchard	Sarah Jane Blakeslee	1938
Stuart	Receiving the Mail on the Farm	John E. Costigan	1942	oil on canvas
Tazewell	Sheep-Mother and Child and Mining	William H. Calfee	1940	oil on canvas
Virginia Beach	Old Dominion Conversation Piece	John H.R.Pickett	1939	oil on canvas

Washington

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Anacortes	Halibut Fishing	Kenneth Callahan	1940	oil on canvas
Bremerton	Northwest Logging	Ernest Ralph Norling	1938	oil on canvas
Camas	Beginning of a New World	Douglas Nicholson	1941	tempera
Centralia	Industries of Lewis County	Kenneth Callahan	1938	oil on canvas
Colville	Hudson's Bay-The Pathfinders	Edmond J. Fitzgerald	1939	oil on canvas
Kelso	Incidents in the Lives of Lewis and Clark	David McCosh	1938	oil on canvas
Lynden	Three Ages of Phoebe Goodell Judson	Mordi Gassner	1942	oil on canvas
Mount Vernon	Local Pursuits	Ambrose McCarthy	1938	oil on canvas
Prosser	Mail Train in the '80s	Ernest Ralph Norling	1937	oil on canvas
Renton	Miners at Work	Jacob Elshin	1937	oil on canvas
Seattle University Sta.	Historical View of Education	Jacob Elshin	1939	oil on canvas
Sedro-Woolley	Loggers and Millworkers	Albert C. Runquist	1941	oil on canvas
Shelton	Skid Road	Richard Haines	1940	tempera Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Snohomish	Construction of a Skid Road in the '80s	Lance W. Hart	1940	oil on canvas
Toppenish	Local Theme	Andrew McD. Vincent	1940	oil on canvas Toppenish post office is located entirely within the Yakama Indian Nation	1991
Wenatchee	The Saga of Wanatchee	Peggy Strong	1940	oil on canvas

West Virginia

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Elkins	Forest Service	Stevan Dohanos	1939	tempura
Elkins	Mining Village	Stevan Dohanos	1939	tempura
Fayetteville	The Moners	Nixford Baldwin	1939	oil on canvas
Holidays Cove	Captain Bilderbrook's and John Schoolcraft's Expedition from Holidays Cove to Fort Wheeling in 1777	Charles Chapman	1940
Lewisburg	Old Time Camp Meeting	Robert Franklin Gates	1940	tempura
Mannington	West Virginia Landscape	Richard Zoellner	1942	oil on canvas Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Marlinton	Mill Point	Edwin Dorsey Doniphan	1939	oil on canvas
Marlinton	Past Visions the Future	Edwin Dorsey Doniphan	1939	oil on canvas
Mount Hope	Mining	Michael Lensen	1942	oil on canvas
St. Marys	St. Mary's and the Industries of the Region	Alexander B. Clayton	1939	oil on canvas
Salem	Visions of the Development of Salem	Berni Glasgow	1942	oil on canvas

Wisconsin

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes	NRHP listed
Berlin	Gathering Cranberries	Raymond Redell	1938	oil on canvas
Black River Falls	Lumbering-Black River Mill	Frank Buffmire	1939	oil on canvas
Chilton	Threshing Barley	Charles W. Thwaites	1940	tempera Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Columbus	One Hundredth Anniversary	Charles W. Thwaites	1940	oil on canvas
De Pere	The Red Pieta	Lester W. Bentley	1942	tempera
De Pere	Nicholas Perrot	Lester W. Bentley	1942	tempera
De Pere	Give Us This Day	Lester W. Bentley	1942	tempera
Edgerton	Tobacco Harvest	Vladimir Rousseff	1941	oil on canvas
Elkhorn	Pioneer Postman	Tom Rost	1938	oil on canvas	3
Hartford	Autumn Wisconsin Landscape	Ethel Spears	1940	oil on canvas
Hayward	The Land of Woods and Lakes	Stella E. Harlos	1942	oil on canvas
Hudson	Unloading a River Barge	Ruth Grotenrath	1943	tempera On display at the Museum of Wisconsin Art in West Bend
Kaukauna	A. Grignon Trading with the Indians	Vladimir Rousseff	1938	oil on canvas
Kewaunee	Winter Sports	Paul Faulkner	1940	fresco
Ladysmith	Development of the Land	Elsa Jemne	1938	tempera Mural has been painted over
Lake Geneva	Winter Landscape	George Dietrich	1940	oil on canvas
Lancaster	Farm Yard	Tom Rost	1940	oil on canvas
Mayville	Wisconsin Rural Scene	Peter Rotier	1940	oil on canvas
Neillsville	The Choosing of the County Seat	John Van Koert	1940	tempera
Oconomowoc	Rabbit Hunters	Edward Morton	1938	oil on canvas
Oconomowoc	Winter Sports	Edward Morton	1938	oil on canvas
Park Falls	Lumberjack Fight on the Flambeau River	James Watrous	1938	tempera
Plymouth	Making Cheese	Charles W. Thwaites	1942	tempera
Prairie du Chien	Discovery of Northern Waters of the Mississippi	Jefferson E. Greer	1938	plaster relief
Reedsburg	Dairy Farming	Richard Jansen	1940	oil on canvas
Rice Lake	Rural Delivery	Forrest Flower	1938	oil on canvas
Richland Center	Decorative Interpretation of Unification of America through the Post	Ricard Brooks	1937	oil on canvas[182]	1989
Shawano	The First Settlers	Eugene Higgins	1939	oil on canvas
Sheboygan	Agriculture	Schomer Lichtner	1939
Sheboygan	Indian Life	Schomer Lichtner	1939
Sheboygan	The Lake	Schomer Lichtner	1939
Sheboygan	The Pioneer	Schomer Lichtner	1939
Sheboygan	Present City	Schomer Lichtner	1939
Stoughton	Air Mail Service	Edmund Lewandowski	1940	oil on canvas
Sturgeon Bay	Fruits of Sturgeon Bay	Santos Zingale	1940	egg tempera
Viroqua	War Party	Forrest Flower	1942	oil on canvas
Waupaca	Wisconsin Countryside	Raymond Redell	1940	oil on canvas
Wausau	Lumbering	Gerrit Sinclair	1940	tempera
Wausau	Rural Mail	Gerrit Sinclair	1940	tempera
West Bend	The Rural Mail Carrier	Peter Rotier	1937	oil on canvas
West Allis	Wisconsin Wild Flowers – Spring	Frances Foy	1943
West Allis	Wisconsin Wild Flowers – Autumn	Frances Foy	1943

Wyoming

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Location	Mural title	Artist	Date	Notes
Casper	The Fertile Land Remembers	Louise Emerson Ronnebeck	1938	oil on canvas Originally located in the Worland Post Office.[184]
Greybull	Chuckwagon Serenade	Manuel Bromberg	1940	tempera Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition
Kemmerer	Cretaceous Landscape	Eugene Kingman	1938	oil on canvas
Kemmerer	Excavation	Eugene Kingman	1938	oil on canvas
Kemmerer	Tertiary Aquatic Life	Eugene Kingman	1938	oil on canvas
Powell	Powell's Agriculture Resulting for the Shoshone Irrigation Project	Verona Burkhard	1938	oil on canvas[185]
Riverton	untitled farm scene	George Vander Sluis	1942	oil on canvas

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"Rhode Island New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"South Carolina New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"South Dakota New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"Art – 35/52 – Living New Deal". Retrieved 6 January 2015.
Hull, Howard, Tennessee Post Office Murals, The Overmountain Press, Jiohnson City Tennessee, 1996
"Tennessee New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on March 30, 2009. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
Hull, Howard, Tennessee P. O. Murals:. The Overmountain Press, Johnson City, TN (1996), pp. 26–27.
"Texas New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"Texas Post Office Murals". texasescapes.com. TexasEscapes.com. Retrieved 20 October 2015.
"South Texas Panorama (Mural, Alice, Texas Post Office)". Smithsonian American Art Museum. Retrieved August 27, 2022.
"Texas Post office Murals". texasescapes.com. Texas Escapes. Retrieved 20 January 2015.
"Indians Moving, Caldwell Texas Post Office Mural by Suzanne Scheuer, 1939". Retrieved 20 December 2014.
"Artworks Search Results / American Art". Archived from the original on 10 May 2017. Retrieved 20 December 2014.
"Early Texans (mural study, Conroe, Texas Post Office) by Nicholas Lyon / American Art". Retrieved 20 December 2014.
McLeod, Gerald E. (February 26, 1999). "Day Trips". Austin Chronicle. Retrieved November 16, 2022.
"Terminal Annex Federal Building Murals – Dallas TX". The Living New Deal. Retrieved October 3, 2022.
Park, Marlene and Gerald E. Markowitz, Democratic vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal, Temple University Press, Philadelphia 1984 p 229
"Main Post Office (former) Murals – Fort Worth TX". The Living New Deal. Retrieved November 15, 2022.
"Utah New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"South Dakota New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"Virginia New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"Lewis F. Powell, Jr. U.S. Courthouse Annex, Richmond, VA". General Services Administration. Retrieved September 20, 2022.
"Washington New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"West Virginia New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"Wisconsin New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on May 14, 2011. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
Joan Rausch; Jovce McKay (August 29, 1988). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Court Street Commercial Historic District". National Park Service. Retrieved March 7, 2018. With 40 photos (the last two show the post office and the mural).
"Wyoming New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.
"The Fertile Land Remembers | National Postal Museum".
Adams, Katherine H.; Keene, Michael L. (2015). Women, Art and the New Deal. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland. p. 27. ISBN 978-1-4766-6297-8.

External links

WPAMurals.com Archived 2012-12-05 at archive.today
New Deal Art Registry
List of books on post office murals at the National New Deal Preservation Association

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[ColoradoMPS-37] "Colorado" (PDF).

[WPAMuralsCO-38] "Colorado New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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[nrhpdoc-OldPerry-46] Gwen Faulkner; Barbara E. Mattick (March 1989). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Old Perry Post Office / Perry Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved November 13, 2017. With 14 photos, with the last being a photo of the mural.

[WPAMuralsGA-47] "Georgia New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[48] "Adel GA New Deal Art". WPAMurals.com. Retrieved April 2, 2015.

[nrhpdoc-Adel-49] Gretchen A. Brock; Gail Hughes (November 19, 2008). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: United States Post Office-Adel, Georgia". National Park Service. Retrieved May 15, 2019. With accompanying 34 photos (the last two showing mural)

[50] "Augusta, GA New Deal Art". WPAMurals.com. Retrieved April 2, 2015.

[51] "Blakely, GA New Deal Art". WPAMurals.com. Retrieved April 2, 2015.

[52] "Richard Russell Federal Building Mural – Atlanta GA". The Living New Deal. Retrieved August 29, 2022.

[nrhpdoc-Louisville-53] Kenneth H. Thomas Jr.; John A. Kissane (October 17, 1993). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Louisville Commercial Historic District". National Park Service. Retrieved November 7, 2019. Includes map. With accompanying 19 photos from 1992.

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[WPAMuralsHI-55] "Hawaii New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on April 20, 2015. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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[WPAMuralsID-57] "Idaho New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[nrhpdoc-Blackfoot-58] "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Blackfoot Main Post Office". National Park Service. March 16, 1989. Retrieved January 11, 2017. with four photos

[59] Discovery, from Post Mark Collectors Club.

[60] Mine Disaster, from Smithsonian Institution.

[nrhpdoc-Preston-61] H.J. "Jim" Kolva; Steve Franks (August 1988). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: US Post Office-Preston Main / Preston Main Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved October 23, 2017. With four photos.

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[63] George H. Mavicliano and Richard A. Lawson, The Federal Art Project in Illinois: 1935–1943. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1990.

[WPAMuralsIL-64] "Illinois New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on June 29, 2013. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[65] "Courthouse and Post Office – Cairo IL". The Living New Deal. Retrieved November 8, 2022.

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[WPAMuralsIN-68] "Indiana New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on April 20, 2015. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsIA-69] "Iowa New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[70] "Post Office Murals - Dubuque IA".

[WPAMuralsKA-71] "Kansas New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[72] Kansas Post Offices with Artwork, 1936--1942 MPS

[nrhpdoc-Anthony-73] Martha Hagedorn-Krass (February 11, 1988). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Anthony United States Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved December 29, 2017. With three photos from 1987.

[nrhpdoc-Caldwell-74] Martha Hagedorn-Krass (December 16, 1988). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Caldwell United States Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved December 29, 2017. With three photos from 1987.

[nrhpdoc-Neodesha-75] Martha Hagedorn-Krass (February 28, 1989). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Neodesha United States Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved December 26, 2017. With four photos from 1987.

[nrhpdoc-Oswego-76] Martha Hagedorn-Krass (March 1, 1989). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Oswego United States Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved December 19, 2017. With four photos from 1987.

[WPAMuralsKY-77] "Kentucky New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsLA-78] "Louisiana New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on April 20, 2015. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[ladoc-Ferriday-79] "Ferriday Commercial Historic Distr" (PDF). State of Louisiana's Division of Historic Preservation. 1995. Retrieved July 31, 2017. with photos and maps

[WPAMuralsME-80] "Maine New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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[WPAMuralsMD-83] "Maryland New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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[WPAMuralsMS-94] "Mississippi New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[nrhpdoc-Martin-95] James Martin, Jennifer Dobson, and Shannon Criss (June 4, 1998). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Downtown Booneville Historic District". National Park Service. Retrieved April 21, 2017.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) With 22 photos from 1996-98 (post office exterior shown in photo #9).

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[WPAMuralsMT-111] "Montana New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[mentzer-112] Elizabeth Mentzer (Autumn 2003). "Made in Montana Montana's Post Office Murals" (PDF). Montana The Magazine of Western History. 53 (3). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-20. Retrieved 2016-12-14.

[nrhpdoc-Glasgow-113] H.J. "Jim" Kolva (September 1985). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Glasgow Post Office and Courthouse / Glasgow Main Post Office". National Park Service. Retrieved December 30, 2016. with three photos from 1984

[WPAMuralsNE-114] "Nebraska New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[nrhpdoc-AuburnNE-115] Carol Ahlgren (August 1991). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Auburn United States Post Office / NHQ1-056". National Park Service. Retrieved July 20, 2019. With accompanying three photos from 1989

[nrhpdoc-Geneva-116] Carol Ahlgren (August 1991). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Geneva United States Post Office / FM05-126". National Park Service. Retrieved October 9, 2019. With accompanying three photos from 1989 (one of exterior, two of mural)

[nrhpdoc-Hebron-117] Carol Ahlgren (August 1991). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Hebron United States Post Office / TY10-008". National Park Service. Retrieved May 13, 2019. With accompanying three photos from 1989 (two with mural)

[nrhpdoc-Minden-118] Carol Ahlgren (August 1991). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Minden United States Post Office / KN04-007". National Park Service. Retrieved May 6, 2019. With photos of mural and building from 1983

[WPAMuralsNV-119] "Nevada New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsNH-120] "New Hampshire New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsNJ-121] "New Jersey New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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[WPAMuralsNC-134] "North Carolina New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsND-135] "North Dakota New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsOH-136] "Ohio New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[137] "Painting: Ohio, Oklahoma". National Archives at College Park - Still Pictures. Retrieved December 19, 2022.

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[141] "Work in Progress Under the Treasury Relief Art Project". Bulletin Number 8. Washington, D.C.: Treasury Department Art Projects, United States Department of the Treasury. January–February 1936. p. 28. Retrieved December 5, 2022.

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[143] Marling, Karal A. (1982). Wall-to-Wall America : A Cultural History of Post Office Murals in the Great Depression (First ed.). University of Minnesota Press. p. 293. ISBN 0816611165.

[WPAMuralsOK-144] "Oklahoma New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[nrhpnom-Coalgate-OK-145] Alyson Greiner (March 4, 2009). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: United States Post Office Coalgate" (pdf). National Park Service. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help) "Accompanying 19 photos, from 2007" (pdf). National Register of Historic Places Inventory.

[146] Lester, Patrick D., The Biographical Directory of Native American Painters, SIR Publications, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 9780806199369, page 48, First edition, 1995

[nrhpdoc-147] Alyson Greiner (July 19, 2007). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: United States Post Office Watonga". National Park Service. Retrieved April 27, 2017. With 14 photos, including multiple views of the mural.

[WPAMuralsOR-148] "Oregon New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsPA-149] "Pennsylvania New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[150] "New Deal Art Registry". Retrieved 6 January 2015.

[151] "Harry Sternberg: Coal and Steel : The Family – Industry and Agriculture". Retrieved 6 January 2015.

[152] Kirsten M. Jensen, Folinsbee Considered, (Hudson Hills Press, 2013), p. 96.

[153] Navarro, Megham A. "The Battle of Bushy Run". National Postal Museum. Retrieved October 1, 2022.

[154] "Summary of 186 Completed Painting and Sculpture Projects". Bulletin. Treasury Department Art Projects (14): 24. July 1937 – January 1938. Retrieved October 1, 2022.

[155] Pls4e (17 July 2018). "United States Post Office [Jeannette, Pennsylvania]". Sah Archipedia. Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved October 1, 2022.

[WPAMuralsPR-156] "Puerto Rico New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsRI-157] "Rhode Island New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsSC-158] "South Carolina New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsSD-159] "South Dakota New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[160] "Art – 35/52 – Living New Deal". Retrieved 6 January 2015.

[161] Hull, Howard, Tennessee Post Office Murals, The Overmountain Press, Jiohnson City Tennessee, 1996

[WPAMuralsTN-162] "Tennessee New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Archived from the original on March 30, 2009. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[163] Hull, Howard, Tennessee P. O. Murals:. The Overmountain Press, Johnson City, TN (1996), pp. 26–27.

[WPAMuralsTX-164] "Texas New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[TPO-165] "Texas Post Office Murals". texasescapes.com. TexasEscapes.com. Retrieved 20 October 2015.

[166] "South Texas Panorama (Mural, Alice, Texas Post Office)". Smithsonian American Art Museum. Retrieved August 27, 2022.

[167] "Texas Post office Murals". texasescapes.com. Texas Escapes. Retrieved 20 January 2015.

[168] "Indians Moving, Caldwell Texas Post Office Mural by Suzanne Scheuer, 1939". Retrieved 20 December 2014.

[:3-169] "Artworks Search Results / American Art". Archived from the original on 10 May 2017. Retrieved 20 December 2014.

[170] "Early Texans (mural study, Conroe, Texas Post Office) by Nicholas Lyon / American Art". Retrieved 20 December 2014.

[171] McLeod, Gerald E. (February 26, 1999). "Day Trips". Austin Chronicle. Retrieved November 16, 2022.

[172] "Terminal Annex Federal Building Murals – Dallas TX". The Living New Deal. Retrieved October 3, 2022.

[173] Park, Marlene and Gerald E. Markowitz, Democratic vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal, Temple University Press, Philadelphia 1984 p 229

[174] "Main Post Office (former) Murals – Fort Worth TX". The Living New Deal. Retrieved November 15, 2022.

[WPAMuralsUT-175] "Utah New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsVT-176] "South Dakota New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

[WPAMuralsVA-177] "Virginia New Deal Art". WPAmurals.com. Retrieved April 1, 2015.

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