Newsletter | January 2022
New Mural are Installed! Here’s our January Newsletter – Click HERE. New “Life and Times of George Brown” Mural New “Captivating
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Punta Gorda Historic Mural Society
Where history, art, and community join together.
Murals are the Copyrighted property of the Punta Gorda Historic Mural Society.
by Keith Goodson, 2022
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Newsletter | December 2021
New Mural Walls are Ready & Mural Tours are BACK! Here’s our December Newsletter – Click HERE.
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End of the Line
by Richard Currier, 1997
Town founder Isaac Trabue and Henry Plant, the man who built railroads on the west coast of Florida, specifically the end of the line in Punta Gorda, are depicted in this mural. Punta Gorda prospered when the railroad came to town.
Classics of the Past
by Patrick Cleland, 2005
Nostalgia reigns in downtown Punta Gorda. When Steve Feineigle purchased the old gas station on the corner of US 41 North and Olympia in 2003 he wanted to establish a business that was something to be proud of. What better way than with murals?
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Looking for a presentation about the Mural program? The Society welcomes the opportunity to speak to local groups and organizations about our program and mural projects. We can even throw in a short local history story or two. Please contact us for more information.
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Support Provided by the Community Foundation of Sarasota County & the Shively Charitable Foundation