| MY TOWN MURALS |
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| TURPENTINE INDUSTRY |
| LOCATED: Goodwill Industries at Interlake Blvd & S. Oak St. SPONSOR: Family of Walter Coachman ARTIST: John Gutcher SIZE: 62 feet wide by 14 feet high COMPLETED: September 11, 1994 |
| In camps recalled by this mural, workers collected gum from the trees that was distilled into turpentine. The chipper removes the bark and cuts a pattern called "cat faces." while inserted into the gash, a metal strip served to direct the gum into clay Herty pots. The pots were emptied into barrels that were lifted onto wagons drawn by mules to the stills where the turpentine was refined. Owners of wooden ships used this pine gum for caulking their vessels. |
| Look for five faces in the foliage |
| LAKE ISTOKPOGA VILLAGE LOCATED: Corner of N.Main & W. Bellview Ave SPONSOR: Noon Rotery Club ARTIST: Guy LaBree SIZE: 32 feet wide by 13 feet high COMPLETED: June 17, 1993 |
| The Seminole Indian lady is grinding corn with a mortar and pestle to make grits for sofkee about 100 years ago. Hidden in this mural is two one inch spirit men. |
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| Hold your smoke your not finished yet....Just a few more to go... |
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| This dog watches over things while his master fixes your car! |
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