i'm guessing they put them in their sunday best to show them attending services in their new church. but i'm certain it was a hard life. nice mural, though. interesting how they had to haul bricks a few at a time. from where, i wonder?
A lovely mural showing lots of pride in their history. It looks like it is in really good shape for its age and exposure to many winters. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
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Pretty cool mural. Like how you captured the trucks in front of it.
This is one humongous mural that is difficult to photograph.
Yes the pickup looks like a tonka for the boy. By the way I agree with your first comment. A little bit of fake history here.
That is a funny combination with the truck indeed. It look like the boy is adoring the car. It is all painted a bit to "sweet" I agree.
Great piece of hitory behind the Mural. Well done on getting the picture
i'm guessing they put them in their sunday best to show them attending services in their new church. but i'm certain it was a hard life. nice mural, though. interesting how they had to haul bricks a few at a time. from where, i wonder?
That is a great mural...looks to be huge when compared to the trucks setting there.
Great mural. Everyone was in their Sunday best for this capture, I presume!
A lovely mural showing lots of pride in their history. It looks like it is in really good shape for its age and exposure to many winters. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
My great, great, great grandfather was the architect and second pastor of Cherry Street A.M.E. Thanks for posting this
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