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Life of Nathan Hale

Painted by Thomas Folds, Francis Coiro, John Ballator, Michele Russo, 1938, New Haven

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Address
480 Townsend Avenue
Where on the site
Nathan Hale School
Status
Still up, per the source list
Listed by
City of New Haven Public Art
Credit as City of New Haven Public Art lists it
Thomas Folds, John Ballator, Francis Coiro, Michele Russo
Source
New Haven Public Art
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Life of Nathan Hale is a mural created in 1938 by Thomas Folds, Francis Coiro, John Ballator, and Michele Russo. Located at 480 Townsend Avenue in New Haven, it was commissioned through the City of New Haven Public Art program. The mural remains in place.

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Source: New Haven Public Art.