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

    Celebration of Batavia honors the history, resilience and community spirit that have shaped the village. At its heart is the Brice Blair House, a historic landmark that still stands in Batavia and is known for its ties to the Underground Railroad and the Freedom Trail. The house represents courage, hope and the pursuit of freedom, a legacy the community continues to... 

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

    United in Service celebrates the courage, dedication, and patriotism of those who serve their communities and country. Located on the side of Bethel's Ben Franklin store, the mural honors first responders and military personnel through images of a firefighter, nurse, soldier, and police officer, each representing members of the building owner's family. The artwork also incorporates powerful symbols of America's... 

    305 West Plane St.
    Bethel, OH 45206
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  • Clermont County Underground Railroad Barn Mural

    Perched atop a hill overlooking State Route 32, the barn stands as a landmark celebrating Clermont County's rich history and its vital role in the Underground Railroad. Built in 1939 and owned by Charles and Lucy Snell, the barn was one of only five Ohio barns selected for the America 250 celebration. The mural depicts significant landmarks along Clermont County's Freedom... 

    4263 McKeever Pike
    Williamsburg, OH 45176
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  • Goshen Art Mural

    The Goshen Fields of Liberty honors the Revolutionary War veterans who helped establish Goshen and transform the wilderness of Southwest Ohio into a thriving agricultural community. When the first settlers arrived in 1798, at least a dozen Revolutionary War soldiers made Goshen their home, exchanging the weapons of war for the tools of farming. Alongside their families, these pioneers cultivated the... 

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

    The Loveland Art Mural celebrates the community’s rich history through a colorful, interactive design that invites residents and visitors to take a closer look. Inspired by the nostalgic hidden-picture puzzles found in Highlights magazine, the artwork incorporates images throughout its composition that encourage viewers to discover details connected to Loveland’s past. Among those images is Nancy Ford Cones, the photographer whose... 

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

    The Historic Miami Township mural, painted by nationally recognized artist and Miami Township resident Kate Albert, brings together centuries of local history in a colorful, whimsical depiction of the people, places, and events that shaped the community. Among the scenes are the discovery of a six-carat diamond in a farmer’s field in 1896, the Great Davis Peach Orchard that helped establish... 

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

    The Historic Milford mural, painted by local artist Kate Albert, brings together the landmarks, businesses and natural features that have shaped the city’s identity. Located at Five Points Landing Park, the mural features scenes from Little Miami Brewing Company, the historic Promont House, downtown Milford and the Little Miami River. In a playful detail, the mural also depicts Five Points Landing... 

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

    The General Ulysses S. Grant, Let Us Have Peace mural honors one of Clermont County's most distinguished historical figures and his lasting contributions to the preservation of the United States. Born April 27, 1822, in Point Pleasant, Ohio, Grant rose to become the commanding general of the Union Army during the Civil War. His leadership helped secure the Union’s victory and... 

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

    Key to the Future honors the courage, sacrifice, and optimism of the Revolutionary War generation and the pioneers who helped shape the American frontier. The mural depicts a Revolutionary War soldier with his weapon at rest, symbolizing the end of conflict and the beginning of a new chapter in American history. Looking toward the horizon, he imagines the possibilities of a... 

    410 South Broadway
    Owensville, OH 45160
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  • Union Township Art Mural

    The Union Township mural celebrates the community’s agricultural roots and the generations of farmers whose work helped shape the township. Rolling fields, crops and livestock reflect the farming traditions that have long supported local families, commerce and community growth. Two cows featured in the artwork, named Claire and Monty, bring a memorable personality to the design and offer a playful tribute... 

    4450 Eastgate S Drive
    Cincinnati, OH 45245
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  • Williamsburg Art Mural

    Located on the front wall of the Williamsburg Branch Library, this vibrant America 250 mural celebrates the village’s history, heritage, and continued growth. Against a backdrop of bookshelves, a young boy reads by candlelight while seated in a chair made in Williamsburg, symbolizing the library’s dedication to education and imagination. Surrounding imagery tells the story of Williamsburg’s evolution, from its founding... 

    237 Main St.
    Williamsburg, OH 45176
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