List of United States post office murals in Georgia

Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Georgia between 1934 and 1943. LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP listedAdelPlantation SceneAlice Flint1941oil on canvas; relocated from the original post office to the current building With 2009AugustaThe British Come to See AugustaWilliam Dean Fausett1939tempera on gesso; in storage at Augusta Museum of ArtPlantation, Transportation, EducationAbraham Harriton1941on display at the Augusta Convention and Visitor's BureauBlakelyThe Land is Bought from the IndiansDavid Putnam Brinley1938oil on canvasCairoProducts of Grady CountyPaul L. Gill1938oil on canvas; on display at Grady County Museum. The U.S. Post Office is included in the NRHP-listed Cairo Commercial Historic District1994CamillaTheme of the SouthLaura G. Douglas1942oil on canvasCollege ParkArrival of the Atlanta and West Point RailroadJack McMillen1938oil on canvas on display at College Park Post OfficeCommerceEarly Mail Service and Construction of the RailroadsPhilip Guston1938temperaConyersThe PloughmanElizabeth Terell1940Winner of the 48-State Mural CompetitionCorneliaNorthern GeorgiaCharles Trumbo Henry1939tempera on paperboardCuthbertLast Indian Troubles in Randolph County – 1836Carlo Ciampaglia1939DecaturDogwood and AzaleaPaul Rohland1938Relocated to the Richard B. Russell Federal Building in AtlantaEastmanGeorgia Lumberman Receiving Mail by Star Route WagonArthur E. Schmalz1938GreensboroThe Burning of GreensboroCarson Davenport1939Cotton Picking in GeorgiaHartwellA LetterOrlin E. Clayton1939JacksonCotton – From Field to MillPhilip Evergood1949JesupGeneral Oglethorpe Concludes a Treaty of Amity and Peace with the Creek Indians – May 18, 1733David Hutchison1938on display at the Wayne County LibraryLawrencevilleSpring in GeorgiaAndree Ruellan1942on display at the Stephens Federal Building in Athens, GeorgiaLouisvillePlantation, Education, TransportationAbraham Harrison1941By 1993 the mural had been removed to storage. Includes map. With McDonoughCotton Gin MillLouis Henry Jean Charlot1941PelhamPelham LandscapeGeorgina Klitgaard1941oil on canvasStatesboroSpringCaroline Speare Rohland1941acrylic on canvas; on indefinite loan to Georgia Southern University MuseumSwainsboroExperimenting with the First Model of the Cotton GinEdna Reindel1939on display at the Emmanuel County CourthouseSylvaniaSpringCaroline Speare Rohland1941Removed in the 1980s due to a complaint from the NAACP. In 1995, it was discovered in a closet, restored, and is now displayed by Georgia Southern UniversitySylvesterCantaloupe IndustryChester J. Tingler1939VidaliaThe County Store and the Post OfficeDaniel Celentano1938The middle section of the mural was destroyed. It was restored as two separate murals. Now on display at the Vidalia City Hall

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