Lucy Murals

 in 

Jamestown, New York

Gary Peters & Gary Peters, Sr. 

 California, Here We Come

32 Harrison Street

Jamestown 

New York

Job Switching

24 E. 3rd Street

Jamestown, New York

Season 2 Episode 1

I Love Lucy

Lucille Ball

Vivian Vance

Elvia Allman, factory foreman

Circa 1952

Why did Ethel get removed from boxing chocolates?

Ethel had been in four departments, after being kicked out of the boxing department because she kept pinching the chocolates to see what kind they were and Lucy related.  The boss tells them .. "if a candy goes unwrapped, they'll be fired".

Sidenote:  Turns out actresses Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance received some actual training in dipping and wrapping chocolates at the See's candy factory on La Cienega Boulevard in Los Angeles before filming the 1952 scene on a re-created production line back at their Hollywood set.  

Postage Stamp

261 E. 3rd Street

Jamestown, New York

Circa 1999

Lucy & Ricky

406 Spring Street

Jamestown, New York 

Vitameatavegamin

Spoon Your Way to Health

311 Spring Street

Jamestown, New York

Lovely Lucy

Lucille Ball Memorial Park

Celoron, New York 

Sculptor Carolyn Palmer revealed this life-size statue of Lucille Ball on August 6, 2016 on what would have been her 105th birthday.  

Other Murals Around Chautauqua County

Vibrant Celebration

Chuck Tingley

120 Foundry Alley

Jamestown, New York

Greetings from Chautauqua

Gary Peters, Sr. & Gary Peters, Jr. 

standing 

beneath the T and the A

Greetings From Chautauqua Lake

By

Urban Inspirations

Vincent Alejandro, mural artist

Erie Street

Mayville, New York

 

Union Street

Westfield, New York 

Circa 2022

Gifted to the village of Westfield by the Lakeshore Center for the Arts

Wendy Santilli, graphic designer

Sharri Gollnitz and her team of artists

Tyler Pitts of Drywall, Trim and Paint (prep work)

Funds were made possible from the New York State Council on the Arts.

Market Street

Westfield, New York