Historic Murals on Route 66

Series of colorful murals depicting Route 66 scenes and local heritage.

Mural depicting Bette Davis's visit to Cuba and her encounter with a local photographer.

Mural honoring former mayor Al West Sr. and his contributions to Cuba's development.

Mural commemorating Amelia Earhart's emergency landing near Cuba in 1928.

Mural celebrating barrel making and the fiftieth anniversary of McGinnis Wood Products.

Mural series depicting Civil War events associated with Sterling Price's 1864 campaign through the region.

Downtown mural celebrating notable Carthage residents and the community's heritage.

Mural honoring musicians Roger Miller and Sheb Wooley and their connections to Erick.

Mural depicting the region’s rivers as routes for transportation, industry, and recreation.

Three-panel mural interpreting the history of the former Phillips 66 station and honoring Bill Wallis.

Mural commemorating Cuba’s apple-growing industry and its importance to the community’s economy.

Mural recreating work inside the Roberts-Judson millworks and depicting longtime craftsman Francis Nixon.

Mural portraying banker and former mayor A.J. Barnett cranking Cuba’s first Model T Ford.

Mural by Osage artist Norman Akers depicting encounters between the Osage and French traders.

Wraparound mural recreating community life around H.H. Tieman’s general merchandise store in early twentieth-century Cuba.

Murals depicting Native American heritage at Indians Village.