Palateria y Neveria, 6th Avenue & 36th Street in the city of South Tucson, has murals on two sides. That's the east wall.
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2011
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September
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- New York on North Campbell
- Mural not for rent
- Streetside masks
- Playing around McDonald's, part 2
- Playing around McDonald's, part 1
- Billares El Sur
- Mr. K's BBQ
- Come on in to Pico de Gallo
- ...and another side
- One side of Palateria y Neveria...
- Over I-10 on Sixth Avenue
- El Indio restaurant
- Not your typical auto parts mural
- Unique Styles By Pamela and Co.
- Pueblo Income Tax
- Centro Espiritual San Jose
- Store with murals (was?) for rent
- Plaza San Judas
- Around another corner...
- Together We Thrive
- Sam Hughes Elementary: Mural Mecca
- Rick's Place
- Dragon on Veterans Blvd.
- Carniceria del Sol
- Sweet mural on South Sixth
- Tiny mural at Torres Taqueria
- Long mural at Lalo Guererro Housing
- Las Artes under construction
- Deconstructed mural?
- Somewhere on South Sixth...
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September
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Re-using images (please read)
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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