Winfield Outdoor Murals

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Winfield Outdoor Murals

The 1999 Maggie Bicker mural on the Island Park restroom resembles an English cottage. On the side of the 1941 Webber Land Company building, 810 Loomis St., are Maggie's old-time depictions of Webber employees. Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce currently spearheads the Winfield Mural Movement that started as a project to celebrate the community's 150th year as an incorporated city. Many new ones have been added to the vibrant art scene in town. Find a complete list and map of murals by clicking on the website link at left.

Photos: Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce

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