Photo gallery of the creation of the Bridge Mural
Some photos of the creation of the Bridge mural, showing the bare walls before we started, the “ghost” impression of no. 88 Milford Street against the unpainted wall, and the mural under construction.
Fred painting detail of the brickwork on 88 Milford Street, March 2011
Anna Tooth
Fred painting the cow, which has gone astray into Fosters Bakery! March 2011
Anna Tooth
The mural in progress, April 2011
Alison Pascalides
The north side of the Bridge, where the Jubilee Mural is now, before painting started showing the bare concrete walls
John Palmer
The Ghost of No 88 Milford Street on the Milford Street Bridge.
Milford Street Bridge Project
Fred painting the brickwork of no. 88 Milford Street
Anna Tooth
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I think all underpass should be done its bright informative and better than drab or graffiti covered
What a good idea Jenny!
Looking at the photos of the underpass before the murals were painted reminds me of what a chilly drab place it used to be. And now it just zings with life! Hopefully both murals will last for many years, and perhaps elderly people will say “I remember when those were painted, way back when I was a child ….”
This is one of Salisbury’s hidden treasures. Hopefully more people will get to see it once it’s included in visitors’ information. There are plenty of other blank (and possibly more visible) spaces in Salisbury that could benefit from a similar makeover.
Great to remember seeing Fred painting the mural. Everyday when walking pass I stopped for a little chat about the project?
great stories.
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