Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Iowa between 1934 and 1943. LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP listedAmesThe Evolution of CornLowell Houser1938AudubonAudubon's Trip Down the Ohio and Mississippi – 1820Virginia Snedecker1942BloomfieldAutumn in IowaJohn Sharpe1940oil on canvasClarionFarm ScenePaul Faulkner1943Columbus JunctionLovers LeapSante Graziani1942CorningBand ConcertMarion Gilmore1941Winner of the 48-State Mural CompetitionCorydonVolunteer Fire DepartmentMarion Gilmore1942CrescoIowa FarmingRichard Haines1937DeWittShucking CornJohn Bloom1938oil on canvas, on display at DeWitt City HallDubuqueEarly Mississippi SteamboatWilliam E. L. Bunn1936oil on canvas1985 CPDubuqueEarly Settlers of DubuqueBertrand R. Adams1937EmmetsburgConservation of WildlifeLee Allen1940Forest CityEvening on the FarmOrr C. Fisher1942HamburgPeony Festival at HamburgWilliam E. L. Bunn1941destroyedHarlanThe Farmer Feeding IndustryRichard Gates1937HawardenHuntersJohn Sharp1942oil on canvasIda GrovePreparations for the First County Fair in Ida Grove – 1872Andrene Kauffman1940IndependencePostman in StormRobert Tabor1939JeffersonThe New CalfTom Savage1938KnoxvillePioneer Group at the Red Rock Line – 1845Marvin Beerbohm1941oil on canvasLeonRural Free DeliveryCriss Glasell1938ManchesterIowa Farm LifeWilliam E. Henning1938MarionCommunication by MailDan Rhodes1939restored in 200l; on display at Marion Heritage CenterMissouri ValleyIowa FairFrancis Robert White1938MonticelloIowa Landscape –The Posdtman's CreedWilliam C. Palmer1940Three panels:Iowa Landscape – Iowa State MottoIowa Landscape – Song of IowaMount AyrThe Corn ParadeOrr C. Fisher1941Mount PleasantMount Pleasant in the Forties – The FarmDorothea Tomlinson1939Mount Pleasant in the Forties – The TownNew HamptonBreaking the ColtTom Savage1939OnawaSoil Erosion and ControlLee Allen1938OsceolaArrival of the First TrainByron B. Boyd1936PellaHollanders Settle in PellaByron B. Boyd1938Rockwell CitySummerJohn Sharp1941SigourneyIndian HarvestRichard Olsen1940TiptonCattleJohn Bloom1940WaverlyLetter From Home in 1856Mildred Pelzer Lynch1938
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