I am reasonably confident that my great grandfather, Ed Arnold, painted the mural. He also painted the murals across the street at the Lensic (still in tact today) which was owned by the same person
Dewynne - my great grandfather painted that Mural. I have a letter of evidence and lots of information about his other murals in the area. He also painted the two story murals at the Lensic which are still in tact today. Ed Arnold was an immigrant from Germany who stowed away on a ship to Canada, rode the rails into the US, was shanghaied on an oyster boat, then lived as a cowboy in Wyoming and eventually settled down to become a painter. Quite the life. I would do anything for picture of those murals if you hear them.
I am reasonably confident that my great grandfather, Ed Arnold, painted the mural. He also painted the murals across the street at the Lensic (still in tact today) which was owned by the same person
Dewynne - my great grandfather painted that Mural. I have a letter of evidence and lots of information about his other murals in the area. He also painted the two story murals at the Lensic which are still in tact today. Ed Arnold was an immigrant from Germany who stowed away on a ship to Canada, rode the rails into the US, was shanghaied on an oyster boat, then lived as a cowboy in Wyoming and eventually settled down to become a painter. Quite the life. I would do anything for picture of those murals if you hear them.