Murals & Public Art on Route 66

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

Outdoor art installation of ten Cadillacs planted nose-first in the ground and covered in layers of paint.

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.

Postcard-style mural celebrating Cuba, Missouri, and its Route 66 identity.

Nature mural featuring oversized insects, butterflies, dragonflies, fireflies, grasses, and a green luna moth.

Multi-artist mural wall featuring abstract imagery, a monarch butterfly, portraiture, and surreal artwork.

Comic-style mural featuring a retro yellow car and prominent Route 66 branding.

Mural by artist Yatika Fields in downtown Miami.

Comic-style mural featuring a Frankenstein pizza chef and a red rat rod.

Three mural panels featuring a rabbit, geometric imagery, and a bobcat.

Installation of colorful abstract art panels displayed along a downtown brick alley.

Five mural panels depicting varied subjects, including windmills and a truck on the historic Ribbon Road.

Collection of murals featuring a buffalo, birds, food imagery, and a portrait framed by leaves.

Multi-panel mural wall featuring local themes and a Freedom, Open Road backdrop.

Colorful fence mural featuring Route 66 symbols and community artwork at a downtown corner.

Route 66 mural featuring a vintage car and a Get Your Kicks theme.

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

Two glass towers display video portraits above a shallow reflecting pool in Millennium Park.

Painted pavement artwork in Joplin.

Sculpted brick frieze on the American Bank building depicting Baxter Springs history, including Route 66.

Three 18-foot painted cutouts depicting two Muffler Men and a Uniroyal Gal along historic Route 66.

Hand-built desert rock monuments honoring America's military and veterans along Route 66 west of Needles.

Outdoor mural celebrating Route 66 in Pontiac.

Outdoor murals featuring local and Route 66 themes.

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.

Mural depicting Harry S. Truman’s 1940 campaign visit to Cuba and its community fair.

Artworks at Miami Public Library include Peter Rabbit by Mary Dahl Winton and Two Birds by Anamarrietta.

Mural by Jake Beeson featuring the cartoon character Hong Kong Phooey.

Mural highlighting Miami’s location along Oklahoma’s Route 66.

Mural depicting Miami’s Route 66 heritage through landmarks, classic cars, and Oklahoma imagery.

Murals celebrating Galena’s mining history and Route 66.

Route 66-themed mural in downtown Galena.

Miami lettering combines local landmarks and community imagery with an Oklahoma Route 66 shield.

Community mural celebrating Kingman with patriotic imagery.

Two tile murals celebrate Route 66 travel, with a projecting red Corvette providing a photo opportunity.

Murals depicting local history and Route 66 themes in El Reno.

Mural representing the states crossed by Route 66.

Repurposed satellite dishes transformed into colorful public art featuring Native basket designs along Route 66.

Tom Coffin's Route 66 sculpture featuring chrome, stone, and automotive imagery celebrating the Mother Road.

Murals depicting Native American heritage at Indians Village.

Wall mural celebrating Route 66 in Williams.

Colorful mural reflecting Kingman’s heritage and pride.

Mural depicting Route 66 scenes in Victorville.