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Murals of the Wiregrass

18 walls.

dothan.org/791/Peanut-and-Mural-MapTheir map

18

murals on record, by 0 named artists.

Nonprofit in Dothan, Alabama that commissions and looks after murals of local history on downtown walls. The records here come from the City of Dothan's public peanut and mural map, which gives the title and street address of each wall but not the artist or year. Two murals inside buildings are left out.

Murals of the World is not affiliated with Murals of the Wiregrass. If you run it, claim this page to correct records, credit artists, add photos and link your tours.

Photographed one of these walls? Your photo can run on its record with your name, the date you took it and a link to your work.

18 walls

Chief Eufaula: Creek Indian Removal from the street, Google Street View
Chief Eufaula: Creek Indian Removal113 S. St. Andrews St
Desoto's Journey through the Wiregrass Region from the street, Google Street View
Desoto's Journey through the Wiregrass Region251 E. Main St
Johnny Mack Brown from the street, Google Street View
Johnny Mack Brown111 S. St. Andrews St
Mules in the Wiregrass from the street, Google Street View
Mules in the Wiregrass148 S. St. Andrews St
The Dothan Riot from the street, Google Street View
The Dothan Riot115 S. St. Andrews St
Women of the Wiregrass from the street, Google Street View
Women of the Wiregrass126 N. St. Andrews St
Camp Recovery124 S. St. Andrews St
Cherry Street A.M.E Church301 N. Foster St
Dancing Dave308 N. Foster St
Early Commerce in the Wiregrass100 N. St. Andrews St
Fort Scott: Protector of the Wiregrass184 S. St. Andrews St
Salute to Ft. Rucker137 N. St. Andrews St
Salute to the Peanut Industry251 E. Main St
The Abduction of Elizabeth Stewart Dill206 E. Main St
The Steamboat Era248 N. Foster St
Tribue to Sherman Rose100 N. St. Andrews St
Wildlife in the Wiregrass412 N. Foster
Wiregrass Music306 N. Foster St

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Records come from the public mural map on dothan.org/791/Peanut-and-Mural-Map. Every wall page links back to its record there. The artists keep all rights in the murals.