As local artists paint Silverton one wall at a time, people come from all over the Pacific Northwest to see Silverton's larger-than-life art. It started in the early 1990s when local artist David McDonald painted Norman Rockwell's famous "Four Freedoms." More wall murals followed, including Silverton native son Homer Davenport, Old Oak Tree, The Gallon House Bridge, Silverton vintage baseball teams and others in what has evolved into an outsized museum of art.

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Mural Locations

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Four Freedoms: corner of Second and East Main Street Homer Davenport: 205 S. First Street Old Oak Tree: 213 E. Main Street Silver Falls: near Main Street bridge Largest Camera in the World: 441 N. Water Street The 20th Century: C Street near James The Red Sox: Silver Creek Shopping Center Oregon Trail: 1787 Pine Street Santa and Mrs. Claus: W. Main and Fiske Street Gallon House Bridge: corner of Lewis and South Water Streets Bobbie, the Prodigal Dog: near covered footbridge on S. Water & Lewis Streets