"Richmond's Wall Murals - Part I" Top 5 Page for this destination Richmond Travelogue by Hopkid

One of my tips on Things to Do in Richmond is to take a tour of wall murals in town. There are quite a few and I think they are artistically interesting. I never get tired of looking at them as I drive by. I decided to create a photo log of the murals after one of my favorites, Ed Trask's depiction of a female bandolero toting pistols and wearing those belts filled with bullets, was painted over after the restaurant moved.

Here I include photos of each mural and their locations. I'll try to update the artist and date info in the future as I am able to obtain the info.

Above: Sidewalk Cafe, 2101 W. Main Street, The Fan

Artist: Ed Trask
Year: 1995

Artemis Gallery, 1601 W. Main Street, The Fan

Artist: Unknown
Year: Unknown

W. Hirsch Oriental Rugs, 3117 W. Cary Street, Carytown

Artist: Unknown
Year: Unknown

821 Bakery Cafe, corner of Pine and Cary Streets, The Fan (Note: The cafe operates around the corner at 821 W. Cary Street)

Artist: Unknown
Year: Unknown

The Border Chophouse and Bar, 1501 W. Main Street, The Fan

Artist: Ed Trask
Year: 1999

Princess Diana, Velvet Gentlemen's Club, 3 S. 15th Street, corner of 15th and Main Streets, Shockoe Bottom (Note: The mural was painted before the strip club opened at this location)

Artist: Ed Trask
Year: 1998

El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, corner of Harvie and W. Cary Street, The Fan

Artist: Unknown
Year: Unknown

The Lost Sock, 1319 W. Main Street, The Fan

Artist: Unknown
Year: Unknown