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Legacy in Service

Registered Artist

Created in partnership with Scouting America’s Pine Burr Area Council, this piece honors generations of area service members and future leaders. It stands as a tribute to Hattiesburg’s strong police, fire, medical, and military

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Legacy in Service

Registered Artist

Created in partnership with Scouting America’s Pine Burr Area Council, this piece honors generations of area service members and future leaders. It stands as a tribute to Hattiesburg’s strong police, fire, medical, and military

Vision of William Carey

Sumer West

Vision of William Carey celebrates the life and legacy of missionary and educator William Carey. The mural blends historic imagery with modern representations of William Carey University’s programs and achievements. Scenes of academics, arts, and service highlight the university’s broad impact. Vibrant colors symbolize growth, purpose, and discovery. Together, the elements reflect Carey’s enduring influence on generations of students.

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Vision of William Carey

Sumer West

Vision of William Carey celebrates the life and legacy of missionary and educator William Carey. The mural blends historic imagery with modern representations of William Carey University’s programs and achievements. Scenes of academics, arts, and service highlight the university’s broad impact. Vibrant colors symbolize growth, purpose, and discovery. Together, the elements reflect Carey’s enduring influence […]

Lest We Forget

Courtney Germany

The East Jerusalem/Newman community of Hattiesburg was a vibrant hub of commerce and education from the 1950s through the 1970s. Though the area experienced a period of decline, it is now enjoying an exciting resurgence due to infrastructure projects reconnecting the neighborhood with increased traffic and renewed energy. “Lest We Forget” honors the rich heritage of the neighborhood by thoughtfully incorporating elements that reflect its recognizable architecture and longstanding industries.

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Lest We Forget

Courtney Germany

The East Jerusalem/Newman community of Hattiesburg was a vibrant hub of commerce and education from the 1950s through the 1970s. Though the area experienced a period of decline, it is now enjoying an exciting resurgence due to infrastructure projects reconnecting the neighborhood with increased traffic and renewed energy. “Lest We Forget” honors the rich heritage […]

Grow Through What You Go Through

Aubri Sparkman

The piece, titled “Grow Through What You Go Through,” neighbors downtown Hattiesburg at Aldersgate Mission and is Hattiesburg’s 65^th large-scale, permanent mural.

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Grow Through What You Go Through

Aubri Sparkman

The piece, titled “Grow Through What You Go Through,” neighbors downtown Hattiesburg at Aldersgate Mission and is Hattiesburg’s 65th large-scale, permanent mural.

Stronger Together

Chris Holzinger & Taryn Holzinger

Pine Belt artists Chris and Taryn Holzinger were selected to complete “Stronger Together” inside the complex’s community room. The design tells a story through color, movement, and shared purpose, featuring hands reaching across differences, embracing the ideas that strength is found in unity. Neighbors stand side by side with public safety officials, each playing a vital role in shaping the community.

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Stronger Together

Chris Holzinger & Taryn Holzinger

Pine Belt artists Chris and Taryn Holzinger were selected to complete “Stronger Together” inside the complex’s community room. The design tells a story through color, movement, and shared purpose, featuring hands reaching across differences, embracing the ideas that strength is found in unity. Neighbors stand side by side with public safety officials, each playing a […]

The Hattiesburg Way

Azah Sanders

This mural features a rainbow gradient skyline with recognizable landmarks, symbolizing Hattiesburg’s diversity and interconnectedness. The abstract, colorful silhouettes represent figures interacting positively, especially with Hattiesburg police officers, promoting trust, collaboration, and inclusivity.

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The Hattiesburg Way

Azah Sanders

This mural features a rainbow gradient skyline with recognizable landmarks, symbolizing Hattiesburg’s diversity and interconnectedness. The abstract, colorful silhouettes represent figures interacting positively, especially with Hattiesburg police officers, promoting trust, collaboration, and inclusivity.

Hub of Momentum

GONZO247

“Hub of Momentum” is located on the side of The Porter Pub in downtown Hattiesburg. Designed by internationally recognized cultural artist GONZO247, the mural features his award-winning graffiti and street art style, which he first cultivated in his hometown of Houston. The design illustrates the progress of Hattiesburg from a railroad and lumber town into a vibrant hub of activity, featuring the train depot, pines, and a guitar alongside an arrow representing continued development and what lies ahead.

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Hub of Momentum

GONZO247

“Hub of Momentum” is located on the side of The Porter Pub in downtown Hattiesburg. Designed by internationally recognized cultural artist GONZO247, the mural features his award-winning graffiti and street art style, which he first cultivated in his hometown of Houston. The design illustrates the progress of Hattiesburg from a railroad and lumber town into […]

JAM Session: Series 2

Reshonda Perryman

“JAM Session: Series 2,” located at the Community Arts Center, is the second in a mural series paying tribute to musicians with ties to Hattiesburg. This phase features Webb Wilder, Van Dyke Parks, Afroman, and Fred Armisen. Combined with the first mural in the series, unveiled in 2024, the adjacent walls boldly showcase Hattiesburg’s role in developing quintessential American musical styles like rock and roll, blues, jazz, and hip hop.

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JAM Session: Series 2

Reshonda Perryman

“JAM Session: Series 2,” located at the Community Arts Center, is the second in a mural series paying tribute to musicians with ties to Hattiesburg. This phase features Webb Wilder, Van Dyke Parks, Afroman, and Fred Armisen. Combined with the first mural in the series, unveiled in 2024, the adjacent walls boldly showcase Hattiesburg’s role […]

Freedom Summer: Honoring History and Hope in Palmers Crossing

Chris Holzinger & Taryn Holzinger

This mural commemorates the vital role Palmers Crossing played during the 1964 Freedom Summer movement, when activists mobilized for voter registration and education. It is Hattiesburg’s 60th large-scale, permanent mural.

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Freedom Summer: Honoring History and Hope in Palmers Crossing

Chris Holzinger & Taryn Holzinger

This mural commemorates the vital role Palmers Crossing played during the 1964 Freedom Summer movement, when activists mobilized for voter registration and education. It is Hattiesburg’s 60th large-scale, permanent mural.