Assembly Presbyterian Church - Beaver Dam, WI - Murals on Waymarking.com

This mural is in honor of the first Presbyterian Church in Beaver Dam founded by Reverend Moses Ordway.

The mural is painted on a canvas that is mounted on the south side of a building utilized as a teen center.

The mural features a grey and black border, the black border is inside the grey border and has ornate scrollwork at the top right and left corners. The background is a blue cloud-filled sky with green grass.

The right half of the mural features a giant brown oval with a black border contiaining the words "Assembly Presbyterian Church" in a block script. The words "Est. 1843" is in a green ribbon that crosses the bottom of the brown oval. There is also a red cross that crosses over the edge of a black rectangle with a red border.

The left half features a white church depicting Rev. Ordway's church with blackened windows, and some green trees covering parts of the church. To the right of the church is a painting of Rev. Ordway with a brown shirt and tie and a stern look on his face.

The bottom of the mural is black all the way across and in white are the words "First Church in Beaver Dam pastored by Rev. Moses Ordway".

Signatures of the Walldogs and local artists are in the bottom right corner of the grey border.

City: Beaver Dam Location Name: Teen Center Artist: Walldogs & Local Artists Date: June 30, 2017 Media: Acrylic paint on a canvas that is mounted to the brick of the building. Relevant Web Site: Not listed

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