Category:Murals in West Virginia

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Media in category "Murals in West Virginia"

The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.

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  A highly eclectic array of figures, from Wild West showman Buffalo Bill Cody to high-tech entrepreneur Bill Gates, appear in this mural on the side of an antique dealer's store in Charleston, West LCCN2015631793.tif 7,360 × 3,814; 160.69 MB
  
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  A large mural, by Richwood, West Virginia, artist Deborah Dorland in Buckhannon, the seat of Upshur County, West Virginia LCCN2015634413.tif 8,688 × 5,792; 287.97 MB
  
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  Artist Larry Akers's "Beginning of an Era Gone By" on a downtown Bluefield, West Virginia, building depicts the days when Bluefield was a booming railroad town, often called the "Camelot of Appalachia LCCN2015634387.tif 8,688 × 5,792; 287.97 MB
  
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  Dunmore Saga.png 3,264 × 2,448; 10.66 MB
  
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  INTERIOR, SECOND FLOOR, SHOWING WALL MURALS - Scottish Castle, Bolivar Heights, Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, WV HABS WVA,19-HARF.V,1-7.tif 4,993 × 3,587; 17.08 MB
  
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  Marmet WV mural.jpg 4,032 × 2,005; 3.11 MB
  
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  Mining Village (Study for mural, Huntington, West Virginia forestry service building) SAAM-1974.28.308 1.jpg 2,000 × 1,769; 1.34 MB
  
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  Mosaic mural at the Columbia Gas Building in downtown Wheeling, West Virginia LCCN2015632077.tif 6,675 × 4,050; 154.75 MB
  
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  Mural by Sherd Maynard, Jr., in downtown Buckhannon, West Virginia LCCN2015631721.tif 7,360 × 3,758; 158.33 MB
  
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  Mural on the seawall (Huntington, West Virginia) LCCN2015631892.tif 7,360 × 4,912; 206.94 MB
  
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  Railroad-themed mural in the town of Gauley Bridge, West Virginia LCCN2015634256.tif 8,688 × 5,792; 287.97 MB
  
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  Revolutionary War-themed mural inside the Greenbrier Historic Resort Hotel, built in 1858 just outside White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia LCCN2015634488.tif 5,529 × 5,184; 164.05 MB
  
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  The "Welcome to Ravenswood" mural in Ravenswood, West Virginia. The George Washington reference pertains to the nation's first president's ownership of lands in the area, which was then the far LCCN2015631956.tif 6,891 × 4,599; 181.41 MB
  
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  The "Welcome to Sistersville" mural in downtown Sistersville, West Virginia LCCN2015632132.tif 7,360 × 4,912; 206.94 MB
  
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  View of mural on the side of, and oil production equipment outside the Parkersburg Oil and Gas Museum, in the old W. H. Smith Hardware Company Building in Parkersburg, West Virginia LCCN2015632163.tif 7,360 × 4,912; 206.94 MB