List of United States post office murals in Ohio

Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Ohio 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 titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHPlistedAdaCountry DanceAlbert Kotin1940oil on canvasAmherstPioneers Crossing the Ohio RiverMichael Loew1941oil on canvas; building is now the city's headquarters for a Main Street revitalization project.BarnesvilleThe Drift Towards IndustrialismMichael Sarisky1937oil on canvas; lost but replacement commissioned by the Belmont County Historical SocietyBedfordThe Flight to IndustryKarl Anderson1937oil on canvas Building now used by as offices for an architectural firm.BellevueOhioPaul Meltsner1937BlufftonJoseph Deford and His Friends Build the First Cabin in BlufftonSante Graziani1941oil on canvasBridgeportOhio HarvestRichard Hay Kenah1940oil on canvasl winner of the 48-State Mural CompetitionCaldwellNoble County-OhioRobert Lepper1938temperaCantonSteel IndustryGlenn M. Shaw1937Treasury Relief Art Project; thirteen panelsChardonMaple Sugar CampGeorge Picken1942oil on canvas; mural has been moved to an office nearbyCincinnatiLandmarks of CincinnatiJohn Holmes1934Public Works of Art ProjectPaul ChidlawFrederick SpringerRichard ZoellnerMain Post Office, ClevelandPost Office InteriorsJack Greitzer1936oil on canvas Two panelsPearlbrook Branch, ClevelandOre Docks and Steel MillsRichard Zoellner1938University Center Branch, ClevelandHistorical and Modern Scenes of ClevelandClarence Zyuld1937John CzoszColdwaterColdwater ActivitiesJoep Nicolas1942oil on canvasCrestlineThe Crossroads-Crestline, OhioGifford Beal1943oil on canvasDennisonPassenger PigeonEdmund Sawyer1940oil on canvasEast LiverpoolOld Bennett Pottery PlantRoland Schweinsburg193615-foot lunette commissioned by the Treasury Relief Art Project The building is now the Museum of CeramicsEast PalestineEarly East Palestine and Dr. Rhett Chamberlain's Post Office and WarehouseRolf Stoll1937oil on canvasEatonVan Ausdel's Trading PostRoland Schweinsburg1939oil on canvasFairborn (formerly Osborn)Wright Brothers in OhioHenry Simon1941oil on canvasGambierBishop C. Chase Selects Site of Kenyon CollegeNorris Rahming1943oil on canvasGenevaRural HomesteadWilliam Sommer1939oil on canvasGeorgetownTobacco HarvestRichard Zoellner1938oil on canvasGirardWorkers of the SoilJohn Edward Costigan1938Mural destroyedGranvilleFirst Pulpit in GranvilleWendell Jones1938oil on canvasHamiltonFort Hamilton Agriculture Industries of HamiltonRichard Zoellner1934Six panelsHubbardSteel IndustryHugh Mesibov1934oil on canvasLouisvilleFarn and MillHerschel Levit1941temperaMcConnelsvilleMail-the Connecting LinkSally Haley1938oil on canvasMarysvilleThe FarmerJames Egleson1940frescoMaumeeCommunicationRudolph Scheffler1938oil on canvasMedinaGathering the Apple CropRichard Zoellner1938oil on canvas; mural was destroyedMontpelierHarvest, the Annals of AmericaLeonard Ahneman1941oil on canvasMount GileadPioneering to ProgressJulius Wyhof1938oil on canvasNew ConcordSkatersClyde Singer1941oil on canvasNew LexingtonGreat Men Came from the HillsIsabel Bishop1938oil on canvasNew LondonNew London FacetsLloyd R. Ney1940oil on canvas The only officially Section mural to be labeled "abstract"Oak HarborEarly Oak HarborClarence Zuelch1940oil on canvasOrrvilleJudge Smith Orr and Robert Taggard Planning the New Settlement at Orville-1852Aldo Lazzarini1937oil on canvasPerrysburgBuilding of Fort Meigs, 1813Glenn M. Shaw1937oil on canvasPortsmouthCharacteristic Local Scenes in PortsmouthClarence Carter1938oil on canvas, four panelsWaterfrontRichard Zoellner1937oil on canvasCoal BargesRavennaEarly RavennaClarence Carter1936oil on canvasSpringfieldPrinting in SpringfieldHerman H. Wessel1937Manufacture of Farm ImplementsTipp CityConstruction of Miami-Erie Canal in Miami CityHerman Zimmerman1940temperaUpper SanduskyThe MailAlois Fabry1937oil on canvasWadsworthThey came as Wadsworth's First Settler after the War of 1812F. Thornton Martin1938oil on canvasWapaknnetaWapakonata and American HistoryJoseph Limarzi1937WarrenRomance of Steel, Old and Romance of Steel, ModernGlenn Shaw1938oil on canvasWauseonCooperative Planning and Development in WauseonJack Greitzer1938oil on canvasWaverlyArrival of PacketRoy Best1942oil on canvasWestervilleThe Daily MailOlive Nuhfer1937oil on canvasWillardThe RoundhouseMitchell Jamieson1941oil on canvasWilloughbyWhite Man's First Sight of Lake ErieSterling Smeltzer1938oil on canvas; mural is missingYellow SpringsYellow Springs-Preparation for LifeworkAxel Horn1941oil on canvas

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