Along the busy parking lot at Marymar & Raspados, 4766 S. 6th, are these two murals with different themes.
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- Mosaic Murals near Country Club
- Tile on brick at W.V. Whitmore Elementary
- Excess land with murals (and graffiti)
- Simplicity
- Ochoa Elementary, north side
- Ochoa Elementary, west side
- Goodbye, Casbah
- Balloons on 29th
- Hidden David Tineo
- Next at the Rialto...
- Canceled mural
- Topping taggers
- Trash replaced by tags
- Maybe a mural, part six
- Maybe a mural, part five
- Maybe a mural, part four
- Mission View (or Mural View?) Elementary
- Yes to murals!
- Welcome (not) to Rose Neighborhood
- Superheroes and a rose
- Subtle mural on the south side
- Amazing mural in a surprising spot
- Lots of water on South 15th
- Four great murals on Irvington
- Baseball murals at Rudy Garcia Park
- Territorial Sports Bar & Grill
- Murals by moonlight
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Jerry Peek's images are public-domain. For non-profit use, he'd appreciate a mention of his name and JerryPeek.com. For profit, please ask first from the contact form above; give the title of the blog entry, which image, and what you'd like to do.
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
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