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| Anyone driving through Thorndale, Ontario will notice the mural painted on the east wall of the feed mill, facing the railroad track. ___ |
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| In 1999, Dick and Trudy Nieuwland commissioned London, Ontario artist, Fred Harrison to paint a railroad scene (on the original station site) as their way to help preserve the historical importance of the railway to the village of Thorndale. ___ |
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| This mural has become a Thorndale landmark marking the significant role the rail system played in early development and growth of Thorndale, as well as being the community’s lifeline. |
She is magnificent this fresco on this industrial building. She gives to it of the humanity. Really beautiful
ReplyDelete...a fabulous bit of history!
ReplyDeleteA very nice and great mural on this place which look at first difficult for a mural. Thumbs up for the artist.
ReplyDeleteThis is so very nice done. It is like a picture book where you can walk along to learn the history.
ReplyDeleteThat mural is wonderful. It's a true work of art.
ReplyDeleteThat is so impressive. A great piece of art.
ReplyDeleteWonderful mural! I don't recall ever being in Thorndale.
ReplyDeleteNow that is fantastic. Love it! It's so well done and has such great historical significance!
ReplyDeleteI had to look up where thorn dale is, Andy! This is a great mural!
ReplyDeletevery catching. nicely done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful mural--- and in a great place.
ReplyDeleteAlmost 20 years old. It's held up well. What a great combination of art and history.
ReplyDeletevery nice! I think towns should do this more, it's much better to see than graffiti.
ReplyDeleteThat does look rather nice on the building.
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I like it! A nice way to spruce up an industrial building and show some history!
ReplyDeleteIt is completely unexpected, but a WONDERFUL mural.
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