Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Missouri between 1934 and 1943. LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP listedBethanyTime OutJoseph Vorst1942oil on canvasCantonWinter LandscapeJessie Hull Mayer1940CassvilleFlora and Fauna of the RegionH. Edward Winter1941three porcelain enameled panels, each signedCharlestonHarvestJoe Jones1939oil on canvas1989ClintonCoon HuntRichard Haines1942oil on canvasColumbiaPony ExpressEdward Buk Ulreich1937since 2004, mural has been on display at the National Archives Central Plains Region building in Kansas City, MO.Indians Watching Stagecoach in the DistanceDexterHusking CornJoe Jones1941oil on canvasEldonPicnic, Lake of the OzarksFrederick Shane1941FredericktownThe Lead BeltJames B. Turnbull1939oil on canvas2009HigginsvilleIndustrial Activity in the CityJac T. Bowen1942tremperaJacksonLoading CattleJames B. Turnbull1940Winner of the 48-State Mural Competition; moved to newer buildingLee's SummitPastoralTed Gilien1940oil on canvasMarcelineContemporary Life in MissouriJoseph Meert1938temperaMonettProducts of MissouriJames McCreery1939Mount VernonSpring PastoralJoseph Meert1940oil on canvasPalmyraMemories of Marion CountyJames Penny (artist)1939oil on canvas; depicts Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn and JimParisThe Clemens Family Arrives in Monroe CountyFred G. Carpenter1940oil on canvasPleasant HillBack Home, April 1865Thomas C. Lea III1939oil on canvasSte. GenevieveLa GuignoleeMartyl Schweig1942oil on canvasSt. JosephHistory of the Region—Settlers Crossing the RiverGustaf Dalstrom1941History of the Region—First Railway Post OfficeHistory of the Region—Flooded RiverHistory of the Region—Grain FarmersHistory of the Region—Horseless CarriageHistory of the Region—Indian Boat RaceHistory of the Region—Leading Packet BoatHistory of the Region—Lewis & Clark ExpeditionHistory of the Region—Negro River MusicHistory of the Region—Pony ExpressHistory of the Region—Railway Station of 1880History of the Region—Robidaux HouseSt. Louis Gwen B. Stiles StationOld Levee and Market at St LouisLumen Martin Winter1939oil on canvasSt. Louis Main Post OfficeThe Postwar PeriodMitchell Siporin1942Largest single project awarded for a post office by the SectionThe Territory of MissouriGeorge Rogers Clark and Daniel BooneThe Civil WarDiscovery and ColonizationCommerce and TradeEdward Millman1942Pre-Civil War MissouriThe Struggle for StatehoodThe RiverSullivanSaturday Afternoon on Main StreetLawrence Adams1942oil on canvasUnionAspects of Rural MissouriJames Penny (artist)1941fresco was restored and moved to a new post office buildingUniversity CityThe Louisiana Purchase ExpositionTrew Hocker1940WindsorAgriculture and Varied InstitutesH. Louis Freund1938oil on canvas
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