Angel wings mural is a downtown Evansville Indiana mural of a pair of angel wings located on a…read morecommercial business on popular Brick paved Main Street of the city. Angel wing murals or butterfly wing murals are all the rage right now. You can pretty much find them in every city. They are pretty and make for wonderful photo ops as people stand in the middle and pretend the wings are attached to the individuals posing. Overall, like all wing murals this piece accomplishes those above feats. Very lovely to view and offers that fun photo op.

Neon lights is a Beautiful and brightly colored public art mural located in downtown Evansville…read moreIndiana off of Main Street. This awesome and unique mural is actually located in the cities self.e alley and is the 2nd of 3 murals in the alley. My girls loved this mural. And I'm must admit it was my favorite piece of public art that we discovered on our short trip to Evansville. My family and I always checks out the public art scene when we visit places and this mural actually ranks up there with one of our favorite ones we have come across. Overall very pretty and fun mural. Makes for a perfect photo or selfie opp and also makes for some cool and fun memories as well.

Awesome mural in Evansville Indiana located right off of Main Street. My wife and I always enjoy…read morechecking out new murals and landmarks in different cities. This a new mural and is filled with neat neon colors it's worth checking out

Downtown Evansville is a small and way to miss mural located in as the mural suggests downtown…read moreEvansville Indiana. My family and I were in town from Louisville for my daughters cheer competition. Anytime we visit a city one fl the the things we like to do is drive around and check out the areas public art scene. That is where we came across this piece. Hidden on the rear of a commercial building this is best viewable by pulling into the parking lot of the lofts next to it. The mural is pretty small in person and doesn't use the brightest colors but it makes for a cool photo op. Any mural that boasts the towns name will make for memorable photo ops.

Cool mural in downtown Evansville. It is located on the back of a building off main. It's in a…read morepopular area and is cool to see welcoming you to the nice city of Evansville

Self.e Alley is a decorative alley carved out in the popular brick paved Main Street area of…read moredowntown Evansville Indiana. This alley as of February 2022 currently has 3 murals. As you walk into the alley you will see the three murals side by side and a staircase. The first mural you will see is a "welcome to Evansville" mural. The second mural is the awesome and vibrant "neon lights" mural and lastly you have the cleverly named "Ready or Dot!" Mural. All there murals are fantastic and well done. They make for a perfect photo op or as the alley insists a perfect selfie. My personally favorite of the 3 current murals is the neon lights mural. It was my favorite mural I came across on my short trip to the city of Evansville. Overall very cool, fun and clever thing to have in the city. Me and the family always enjoy discovering public art when visiting towns. And self.e alley provided easy access to three really good murals.

Greeting from Evansville is your traditional town mural that welcomes goi to the city or town you…read moreare visiting. Evansville mural happens to be located in the wonderful self.e alley off Main Street in downtown Evansville. It is the first of 3 murals on the selfie encouraged alley. Overall very cool and well down piece that makes for a fun and cool photo or selfie opp.

This is a nice mural in downtown Evansville Indiana. But my wife an hour in town we decided to stop…read moreby and look at all the public art. This one was pretty awesome and will paint it in a nice convenient location

While we were also visiting Evansville during our Urban hike, we found this Historical Jail and…read moreResidence located across the 4th Street from the Old Evansville Courthouse. The building is gorgeous as well and has a long history; History: jail Evansville is rich in exquisite examples of 19th century American Architecture. The Vanderburgh County Jail and Sheriff's Residence at 208 N.W. Fourth Street is an excellent example from this period. This castle-like fort, designed by architect Henry Walters, was modeled after the Castle of Lichtenstein in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Therefore, the structure is familiar to Evansville's German-born residents. This Gothic-inspired building was originally crafted from stone, which simplified its construction a good deal. Evansville's natural environment has rich subsoil, which combined with abundant rainfall and high mean temperatures, yields an abundance of stone, sand, and fine clay for bricks. Evansville's prime location along the Ohio River also allowed a direct shipment route for imported stone products. In addition, natural deposits of coal and iron in the area provided inexpensive means of operating brick kilns and iron foundries. The building itself is designed to invoke fear in the observer. Its exterior consists of step-gables, projecting turrets, crenelated roof lines, simulated portcullis, and a central keep, or rounded tower. The entrance presents pointed arches to lengthen the appearance of this part of the building. All of these elements add to the castle-like appearance of the structure. The Vanderburgh County Jail is also connected to the former Courthouse, which lies across the street, via an underground dungeon-like tunnel. During the time of the jail's use, the tunnel served as a passageway to transport prisoners to and from court. Presently, however, no nervous inmates are forced to make the tedious walk down the tunnel, nor are they required to sleep in the jail's less than spacious cells. The building now houses commercial offices. However, one cell still remains to allow modern visitors to take a look and imagine what life may have been like in the old Vanderburgh County Jail. The building was closed when we were there but it is FREE to walk around and take photos.

Amy's mural is a small mural on a brightly colored building in the downtown Evansville Indiana…read morearea. Me and family was riding around on our visit in from Lousiville to Evansville for My daughters cheer comp. We was checking out the public art scene and came across this piece. To me it appears to be a basketball going into A very long net. But that may just be the sports fanatic in me relating to it. Either way it's a pretty cool and unique piece.

That's interesting look in your old is on Franklin Street in Evansville it's on the side of Amy's…read morebusiness. It is what I would describe as a blue wall looks like a basketball net kind of going through with maybe a basketball going through the Mural I'm not really sure if that's kind of like how I interpreted it. It might be something else but sad that it's a pretty neat want to check out still

This is on George Road in Evansville Indiana. This is the twisted tomato mural that is located on…read moretwist tomato building. It is a pizza establishment and their mural is really cool and all these different pizzas and toppings and things that go on it. So I would recommend trying out the food and looking at the cool mural they have on the outside check it out