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Silverton's Murals
Silverton's rich
display of outdoor artwork begain in 1992 as an economic
project to bring more visitors to town. Local artist
David McDonald began his mural of Normal Rockwell's
Four Freedoms in 1993. The project took more
than a year, several fundraisers and a state grant to
complete. More murals followed, turning one blank wall
after another into the town's largest art gallery.
| Murals
in and around Silverton |
| Adventures of Bobbie |
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Corner of Lewis and South
Water Streets |
| Gallon House Bridge |
Corner of Lewis and South
Water Streets |
| Homer Davenport |
205 S. First Street |
| Four Freedoms |
Corner of Second and East
Main on the Masonic building |
| Largest Camera in the
World |
441 N. Water St. |
| Old Oak Tree |
213 E. Main Street |
| Silver Falls |
Main Street Bridge |
| Silverton, Santa's
Second Home |
Main near McClaine Street |
| Silverton Red Sox |
C near James Street on
the Ace Hardware building |
| Silverton Pet Parade |
600 N. First Street |
| The 20th Century |
C near James Street |
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