Sunday, May 17, 2009

134/365, #244: Public Transportation

Another Portsmouth Mural, this Greyhound Bus Station was

designed by George D. Brown and built around 1939. It is now vacant and in disrepair.

Click for larger view.

7 comments:

mljrbg said...

Beautiful mural. I think the mural project is such a neat idea and a wonderful walk back in history.

Chesney said...

Another fabulous mural - the painter does an immaculate job (as does the photographer)! :)

Ron a.k.a. Danudin said...

If that is your idea of public transport you have a really good memory. Great shot of the Mural

Anonymous said...

Nice mural - and it's shame that the station didn't survive. It looks like it was a 30's design treasure.

Anonymous said...

Look at those two ladies at the bottom! This is very cool - I love this kind of mural! When these buildings were built, they were cutting edge and sorta futuristic. Too bad they get neglected!

Anonymous said...

I love all of your mural series but this one is my favorite, what a fabulous building.

Anonymous said...

Such a terrible shame that this building wasn't preserved. It looks like a treasure...