List of United States post office murals in Arkansas

Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Arkansas between 1934 and 1943. LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP listedBentonThe Bauxite MinesJulius Woeltz1942currently located in the Saline County Courthouse in Benton, ArkansasClarendonThey Cleared the Land and Planted CottonAbraham Tobias1942never installed, current location unknownClarksvilleHow Happy was the OccasionMary M. Purser1941Dardanelle Agriculture and Post Office, in DardanelleCotton Growing, Manufacture, and ExportLudwig Mactarian1939oil on canvasDeQueenWildlife Conservation in ArkansasHenry Simon1942DeWitt Post Office, in De WittPortrait of Contemporary De WittWilliam Thaher1941Lake Village Post Office, Lake VillageLake Country Wild LifeAvery F. Johnson19411998MagnoliaThreshingJoe Jones1938Morrilton Post Office, in MorriltonMen at RestRichard Sargent1939on display at the Conway County Courthouse1998Nashville Post Office, NashvillePeach GrowingJohn Tazewell Robertson19391998OsceolaEarly Settlers of Osceola, ArkansasOrville A. Carroll1939destroyed by fire in 1966Paris Post Office, in ParisRural ArkansasJoseph Vorst1940winner of the 48-State Mural Competition1998Piggott Post Office, in PiggottAir MailDaniel Rhodes1941mural featured on 2019 Post Office Murals stamp setPocahontas Post Office, PocahontasEarly Days and the First Post Office in PocahontasH. Louis Freund1939restored and on display at Arkansas State University2002Siloam SpringsLumbering in ArkansasBertrand R. Adams1940SpringdaleLocal IndustriesNatalie Smith Henry1940on display at Shiloh Museum of Ozark HistoryVan Buren Post Office, Van BurenThe Chosen SiteE. Martin Hennings1940oil on canvas1998Wynne Post Office, in WynneCotton PickersEthel Magafan19401998

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