Former PIP Shelter, Main & Charlton Streets

A Decades-Old Mural Still Graces the Charlton Street Side of the Building Which Once Housed Worcester's Infamous PIP Shelter

Tree, Elm Park

This Apparently Guerrilla-Style Art Installation Created With Clear Water Bottles With an Overt Political Message, "VOTE YES ON 2", Could Be Spotted in Elm Park a Few Weeks Before the Most Recent Election (the Referendum Lost, and the Piece Has Since Been Taken Down)

Parking Lot, Foster Street

Nationally Known as "The Wall O' Washingtons" After Being Featured on the Roadside America Website, This Mural Next to the Parking Lot at 12 Foster Street Was Painted During the Mid-1970s by Sante Graziani, Dean of the School of the Worcester Art Museum

Leitrim's Pub, Park Avenue

Perhaps the Newest Mural in Worcester Is This One Painted Last Month on the Side of Leitrim's Pub at 265 Park Avenue

C.C. Lowell, Park Avenue

I'm Pleased to Report That the Very Charming Neon Manny Family, Which Once Resided at the Entrance of Courtland Yard on Chandler Street, Has Found a New Home in Front of C.C. Lowell Art Supply at 258 Park Avenue

Weintraub's Delicatessen, Water Street

A Brand New Mural (Painted This Last August) Featuring a Nocturnal Street Scene Replaces the Weatherworn Four Decades Old One of Noah's Ark on the Side of Weintraub's Delicatessen on Water Street. 

Denholm Building, Chatham & Main Streets

The Completed Version of the Massive Mural Entitled "The Block Player" Painted by Caleb Neelon on the Side of the Denholm Building at the Corner of Chatham & Main Streets