Post Office Murals

Post Office Murals

During the Depression in the 1930s and early 1940s, the government began a series of public works programs to provide jobs for the unemployed. Among these was a campaign to hire artists to paint murals for post offices across the country. On this page, you can see a few of these murals, and there are links to information about more of them.

Age of Exploration mural
Armistice Letter mural
Barefoot Mailman #2 mural
Barefoot Mailman #1 mural
Boom Days mural
Coronado mural
Land Devlopment mural
Early Clockmaking mural
Early Mail Service mural
Early Settlers Crossing River mural
End of the Line mural
Indians Moving mural
Jordan Rifles mural
Bargaining with Indians Over Land mural
Georgia Landscape mural
Iowa Landscape #1 mural
Iowa Landscape #2 mural
Liberty Bell mural
Logging the Louisiana Swamps mural
Mail Railroads mural
Memories of Marion County mural
Mississippi River Boats mural
Pioneer Group at Red Rock mural
Poughkeepsie 1840 mural
South County Life mural
Tuscumbia mural
Underground Railroad mural
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