Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

 The two murals below are on the front of the museum facing Toole Ave.

                                  Tulley, Ochoa & Co.

By Bill Singleton.

Tully, Ochoa & Company was a freight line in early Tucson.  Railroads put them out of business.

                           Welcoming the new railroad to Tucson.

By Bill Singleton

Click on either photo for larger images (recommended).

Update by Jerry Peek (May 13, 2024): Bill Singleton's Facebook page has lots of photos of the murals in progress. Here's his three-minute video of the first panel from start to finish:



He's currently working on a third panel.

Solar Gain

"Solar Gain specializes in developing, designing and building commercial rooftop, canopy and ground mount solar solutions across Arizona and California."

                                        Front Entrance

By Ignacio Garcia

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

                                Front Entrance Continued

By Ignacio Garcia

 

 

 

 

 

                                        

                                            East Wall

By Ignacio Garcia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Click on any photo for a slideshow of larger images.

Carson DeYoung

South facing fence of 504 E. Helen St., Tucson, AZ
Artist is Carson DeYoung (@DEPSONE).
Apparently, the artist is the subject of the mural.
Other artists have contributed to the painting: @PERISHTNR (Guadalupe Vargas) and @SABAWEAR

Click on the photo for a larger image.

Update from Jerry Peek: Carson's Instagram page says “Currently in Tucson, AZ”… the previous two posts, during November 2023, are from Flint, Michigan and the from Roma Sur neighborhood of Mexico City. Carson gets around!

Who needs a garden?

The ultimate xeriscaping may be: hire a muralist to paint plants on your walls!

Well, I'm not sure that's what the folks at Casa de Ladrillo (the house on north side) - 3131 E. Glenn (e. of Country Club) were thinking, but the thought crossed my mind. (I took this photo back on November 25, 2010.)

Update (September 12, 2013): The shot above was taken from the southeast corner of the home. Later, I found a mural near the southwest corner and posted a photo today.

Video: The Tucson Murals Project