Off the Wall
Looking for a way to learn more about Tupelo's colorful personality? Check out our impressive collection of larger-than-life murals that tell our story and celebrate our history.
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Tupelo Mural Tour
Buy Local Produce Mural
Farmer's Depot - 415 South Spring Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Icehouse Elvis Mural
The Gardner-Watson Icehouse/The Silver Moon Club - 213 Clark Street (corner of Clark and Spring Streets) Tupelo, MS 38804
Clark Street Mural
Corner of Clark and Broadway Streets Tupelo, MS 38804
Home of the King Mural
108 South Broadway Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Chickasaw Heritage Mural
216 West Main Street - (corner of West Main and Broadway Streets) Tupelo, MS 38804
Coca-Cola Wall Art Advertising Mural
130 West Main Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Jailhouse Rock Elvis Mural
124 West Main Street Tupelo, MS 38804
1950s Elvis Mural
Reed’s Department Store (corner of West Main and Front Streets) 131 West Main Street Tupelo, Mississippi 38804
Book Stack Mural
131 West Main Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Greetings From Tupelo Mural
202 West Main Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Historical Landmark Mural
Romie's Grocery - 804 West Jackson Street Tupelo, MS 38804
Eat Like A King Mural
3897 McCullough Boulevard Belden, MS 38826
More Murals in Tupelo
- 1970s Jumpsuit Elvis | Reed's Department Store Alleyway | 131 West Main Street
- Circus Mural | Alleyway next to CREATE Foundation (South Broadway Street)
- Gerbera Daisies | 101 Industrial Road (side of Talbot House Bakery & Café)
- Mississippi State Flag | Reed's Department Store (corner of West Main and Front Streets) | 131 West Main Street
- Tupelo History | Tupelo Creative Commons (corner of Spring and Elliott Streets)
- Unity & Love Mural | Alleyway between MLM Clothiers and Jason Warren Reality Group | 108 South Spring Street
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