Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Washington between 1934 and 1943.American Art Annual, Geographical Dictionary Of Murals and Sculptures commissioned by Section of Fine Arts, Public Buildings Administration, Federal Works Agency. The American Federation of Arts, 1941 pp 623 – 658 LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP-listedAnacortesHalibut FishingKenneth Callahan1940oil on canvasBremertonNorthwest LoggingErnest Ralph Norling1938oil on canvasCamasBeginning of a New WorldDouglas Nicholson1941temperaCentralia Post Office, CentraliaIndustries of Lewis CountyKenneth Callahan1938oil on canvasColvilleHudson's Bay-The PathfindersEdmond J. Fitzgerald1939oil on canvasKelsoIncidents in the Lives of Lewis and ClarkDavid McCosh1938oil on canvasLyndenThree Ages of Phoebe Goodell JudsonMordi Gassner1942oil on canvasMount VernonLocal PursuitsAmbrose McCarthy1938oil on canvasProsserMail Train in the '80sErnest Ralph Norling1937oil on canvasRentonMiners at WorkJacob Elshin1937oil on canvasUniversity Station, SeattleHistorical View of EducationJacob Elshin1939oil on canvasSedro-WoolleyLoggers and MillworkersAlbert C. Runquist1941oil on canvasSheltonSkid RoadRichard Haines1940tempera; winner of the 48-State Mural CompetitionSnohomishConstruction of a Skid Road in the '80sLance W. Hart1940oil on canvasToppenishLocal ThemeAndrew McD. Vincent1940oil on canvas; the Toppenish post office is located entirely within the Yakama Indian Nation1991WenatcheeThe Saga of WanatcheePeggy Strong1940oil on canvas
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