Norfolk and Western Train Station 1940s - Luray VA - Murals on Waymarking.com

Throughout Luray, Virginia, there are currently 15 murals thanks to the Luray Tree & Beautification Committee which sponsors projects to promote the downtown district. One such mural is the Norfolk and Western Train Station in the 1940s painted by Jennifer Bradt. The painting depicts the old train depot which has been restored and now houses the Luray Visitor Center and Chamber of Commerce. The mural shows a N&W steam engine pulling into the station and an old model pickup truck parked on the side. It is located on a wall behind the old Chamber of Commerce on E. Main St. west of the railroad tracks.

Jennifer has done at least eight other murals around town. According to her Facebook page, she is a classically trained artist.

Additional resources:

• Luray Murals visitor pamphlet (outside) // Luray Murals visitor pamphlet (inside)
  (Note: This is a copy of an old pamphlet and does not list all current murals.)
• Art/Mural Walk

City: Luray VA Location Name: Old Visitor Center Artist: Jennifer Bradt Date: Spring of 2003 Media: Paint on brick Relevant Web Site: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
Please give the date and description of your visit. One original photo of the mural must also be submitted. GPSr photo NOT required.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log User Rating   11/17/2018 wildernessmama visited it