Murals of the World

Philadelphia

Fairhill

25 murals on record, painted 1990 to 2025.

25 walls

El Bloque de Oro/The Golden Block (2736 North 5th Street) from the street, Google Street View
El Bloque de Oro/The Golden Block (2736 North 5th Street)Henry Morales, 2025
El Bloque de Oro/The Golden Block (2751 North 5th Street) from the street, Google Street View
El Bloque de Oro/The Golden Block (2751 North 5th Street)Henry Morales, 2025
El Bloque de Oro/The Golden Block (2733 North 5th Street)Henry Morales, 2025Jibaros (2900 North 5th Street)Willito On Top, FBA, Danny Polanco, aka DanOne, Carlos "Calo" Rosa, Imse, 2024Jibaros (2865 North 5th Street)Willito On Top, FBA, Danny Polanco, aka DanOne, Carlos "Calo" Rosa, Imse, 2023Once Upon a Time in FairhillDe'von Downes, 2023Santander Bank Mural ProjectBetsy Z. Casañas, 2019Héroes LatinxDanny Torres, 2017La Selva de TainoStephanie Acevedo, 20173 Cultures, 1 HeartParris Stancell, 2015The Doors of DestinyBrad Carney, Michelle Angela Ortiz, 2015The Power of PositivityBrad Carney, Patricia A. Barrera, 2015Hearts Across America - Potter-Thomas Elementary School muralBryan Guglielmi, 2011Pedro Albizu CamposElizam Escobar, 2011Imagination the Seed of Change (East Wall)Pedro Ospina, Betsy Z. Casañas, 2009Imagination the Seed of Change (West Wall)Pedro Ospina, Betsy Z. Casañas, 2009Potter-Thomas Eagles Playground for the FutureNatalie Wieters, David McShane, Desiree Bender, Mary Noel Ellis Hall, 2009The Always Present Curative ForcePedro Ospina, Cesar Viveros, 2009Juan Antonio CorretjerElizam Escobar, 2008Celebrando Nuestra Cultura - Celebrating Our CultureJason Slowik, 2005Latinoamerica: Una Lengua, Multiples Culturas (Latin America: One Language, Many Cultures)Jose Ali Paz, 2005Life Reflects Nature: Memories of the Past, Traditions of the PresentJose Ali Paz, Michelle Angela Ortiz, Chris Disalvatore, 2005Potter-Thomas SchoolAna Uribe, 2005The Doors of Destiny are in Your HandsMichelle Angela Ortiz, 2004Four music-themed murals at the Mann Older Adult Center (titles unknown)Philadelphia Anti-Graffiti Network (PAGN), 1990

Neighborhood names come from Philadelphia’s own boundary maps where the city publishes them, otherwise from OpenStreetMap. The artists keep all rights in the murals.