Historical Art Murals

Clermont County’s America 250 mural initiative is more than a celebration, it’s a way to bring history to life in the places we live, work, and explore every day. As communities across the county begin to unveil these large-scale works of public art, each mural tells a story rooted in local heritage while connecting to the broader American experience.

From small towns to historic corridors, these murals highlight the people, places, and moments that shaped Clermont County and the nation. Designs draw inspiration from everything from the Underground Railroad to influential figures and defining events, creating a visual timeline that invites both residents and visitors to engage with history in a new way.

Together, the murals form a county-wide public art trail, encouraging exploration and discovery while fostering a sense of pride in Clermont County’s role in America’s story. Whether you’re visiting one mural or following the full trail, each stop offers a unique perspective on the past and a meaningful connection to the future. 

Ready to explore? Check out the mural locations below!

  • Batavia Art Mural

    Proudly displayed in the Village of Batavia, this vibrant mural by Eryn Knipper showcases the Little Miami River, notable local landmarks along the Underground Railroad Freedom Trail, and the character of the Village of Batavia, woven together with colors and American symbols that honor our nation's past. 

    97 N Depot Ln
    Batavia, OH 45103
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  • Bethel Art Mural

    This mural, titled "United in Service" is painted on the exterior wall of the Ben Franklin 5-10 store, is a tribute to the spirit of American independence, the history of Bethel, and the enduring role of small towns in shaping the nation's identity. The Bethel mural is a heartfelt tribute to the family of the Ben Franklin store owner, Dawn... 

    305 West Plane St.
    Bethel, OH 45206
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  • Goshen Art Mural

    Created by artist David Uy in partnership with the Goshen Historical Society and the Goshen Grind, this mural showcases Goshen’s proud Revolutionary War roots, strong agricultural heritage, and vibrant community spirit.  

    6744 Dick Flynn Blvd
    Goshen, OH 45122
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  • Loveland Art Mural

    The mural design is a creative tribute to Loveland’s history, featuring hidden images throughout—similar to the nostalgic “find-it” puzzles from Highlights magazine. It’s meant to be interactive and fun, giving residents and visitors a reason to pause, look a little closer, and connect with the community’s story. The mural adds a vibrant and engaging element to the park and downtown... 

    126 S. Karl Brown Way
    Loveland, OH 45140
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  • Miami Township Art Mural

    Located at Community Park on the Outdoor Fitness Court, this site features a striking America 250 mural from local artist Kate Albert that commemorates the spirit of community, and history of Miami Township ahead of the nation's semiquincentennial celebration in 2026. 

    5951 Buckwheat Rd.
    Milford, OH 45150
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  • Milford Art Mural

    Located at Five Points Landing Park in Milford, this mural by local artist Kate Albert celebrates everything that makes Milford special. Featuring scenes from Little Miami Brewing Company, the Promont House, downtown Milford, and the spectacular Little Miami River, it serves as a vibrant reminder of the stories and places being honored through America 250. 

    527 Lila Ave
    Milford, OH 45150
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  • New Richmond Art Mural

    This mural, located at the New Richmond Military Museum on the banks of the mighty Ohio River, highlights New Richmond’s rich heritage, deep community pride, and connection to one of America’s most influential figures, General Ulysses S. Grant.  

    399 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Owensville Art Mural

    Located in Owensville, this mural by Owensville Historical Society member Monica Rosselot honors the community’s Revolutionary War roots and evolving identity. The soldier depicted represents the area’s connection to the Revolutionary War land grant of Dr. Richard Allison. With his rifle resting on his shoulder, he symbolizes both the fight for freedom and the continued readiness to defend it. In... 

    410 South Broadway
    Owensville, OH 45160
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  • Williamsburg Art Mural

    Located at the Williamsburg Branch of the Clermont County Public Library, this mural, part of the America 250 initiative, is filled with symbols that tell the story of the village’s past and present. At its center, a boy reading by candlelight (symbolizing the role Williamsburg played in the Underground Railroad) honors the library’s mission of education and imagination. Surrounding him... 

    237 Main St.
    Williamsburg, OH 45176
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