List of United States post office murals in Kentucky

Following is a list of United States post office murals created in Kentucky between 1934 and 1943. LocationMural titleImageArtistDateNotesNRHP listedAnchorageMeeting the TrainLoren R. Fisher1939oil on linenBereaBerea Commencement in the Old DaysFrank Weathers Long1940FlemingsburgCrossing To the Battle of Blue LicksLucile Blanch1943Fort ThomasGeneral G. H. Thomas and Philip SheridanLucienne Bloch1942GreenvilleSource of PowerAllan Gould1940oil on canvas; only surviving panel from an original set of sixHardinsburgKentucky HomesteadNathaniel Koffman1942HarrodsburgAn Indian AttackOrville Carroll1941George Rogers Clark Being Welcomed at Fort HarrodPioneers Being Refreshed at the Spring in Fort HarrodDaniel Boone and Michael Stoner Arriving at Harrod's SettlementDeath of a Settler By An Indians ArrowFirst School in Kentucky Taught at Fort Harrod by Mrs. Jane CoomesHickmanMississippi PacketsWilliam E. L. Bunn1940winner of the 48-State Mural Competition1990HodgenvilleHodgen's MillSchomer Lichtner1943oil on canvasLexingtonDaniel Boone's Arrival in KentuckyWard Lockwood1938oil on canvasLouisvilleActivities of the RegionFrank Weathers Long1935Consists of 10 separate murals, some of the earliest commissioned for TRAPMoreheadThe Rural Free DeliveryFrank Weathers Long1939former post office is now the Morehead Municipal BuildingMorganfieldRural Free DeliveryBert Mullins1939PinevilleKentucky Mountain Mail En RouteEdward Fern1942PrincetonKentucky Tobacco FieldRobert C. Purdy1938WilliamsburgFloating Horses Down the Cumberland RiverAlios Fabry1939

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