The Agriculture Mural in Opelika, Alabama, stands as a vibrant tribute to the city’s agricultural roots and the hardworking spirit of its community. Located in a prominent area of Opelika, this mural showcases a tableau of farm life, depicting scenes of plowing fields, tending to crops, and celebrating the abundance of harvest. The mural is a colorful tapestry of rural life, with rolling hills, farm animals, and farmers working in harmony with the land. It not only pays homage to Opelika’s agricultural heritage but also serves as a reminder of the importance of farming in shaping the identity of this Southern community. As residents and visitors pass by, the Agriculture Mural fosters a sense of pride and connection to the land, underscoring the enduring significance of agriculture in Opelika’s past and present. The mural was painted by 13 Auburn University art students and 3 hired artists. It is on the side of the wall of the Museum of East Alabama. It stands 35 x 13 feet. Diversity is showcased throughout it and portrays the role of women in agricultural history and influential figures such as agricultural poineeer George Washington Carver and hotriculturalist and agricultural professor Booker T. Whatley.
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