Murals

If Walls Could Talk

Discover walls of brilliant colored art by local artisans in historic towns that portray a remembrance of eras past.   

Image of the Chattahoochee Mural painting of a steamboat.

Chattahoochee Heritage Park & Mural

Located in downtown Chattahoochee, the park contains a Norfolk Southern Railroad caboose, picturesque fountain, gazebo, benches, and a river heritage mural painted by Von Tipton that features the John W. Callahan steamboat.

Image of the railroad-inspired Mural painted on Valencia Jewelers building in Chipley

Chipley Mural

The train mural on the Valencia Jewelry Store in Chipley, located near the depot, show a sign of the past.

Image of the mural painted on a building in Blountstown.

Blountstown Mural

At the intersection of SR 20 and SR 71 in Blountstown, on the Diamond Corner building, is a mural depicting by local artist Jeff Vickery. The center piece of the mural is from an old colorized postcard. Main Street members helped select the series of landmark buildings included in the mural. Many hope the mural will bring history alive, rekindle memories and local pride, and increase tourism to the region.

Image of the Coca-Cola mural painted on a building.

Quincy Coca Cola Mural

Park on Madison Street in the Courthouse Square and walk south, crossing US 90, to the next block to view this iconic mural on the outside brick wall at Padgett’s Jewelers in Quincy. The mural is one reminder that Quincy was once home to many millionaires who invested in Coca-Cola stock in the 1920s.