Catonsville Mural Art Walking Tour
Welcome to the mural tour – an opportunity to view the miles of public art along the Catonsville corridor. These murals serve as a visual narrative of Catonsville’s rich history and culture. Some depict significant events while others celebrate our newly formed arts district.
Each piece of art has it’s own page with details about the art, the artist, funders, and more. Look up info about the art as you come across them in town, or follow our directions for a step by step tour of all 18 pieces.
Directions
This tour heads roughly from west to east, mostly centered along Frederick Rd, heading through downtown Catonsville, across the beltway bridge into Paradise, then finally south onto the Short Line Trail. Follow our directions found at the bottom of this and each mural infopage to find the next stop. View the InfoPage at each stop for more information about the art.
Browse Mural Locations
Select one of our 18 murals to learn about.
Berley Roberts, Sr. Streetcar
The Band Shelter
Life Is Great In 21228
Jennings the Horse
Duesenberg Goddess
Gary & Shorty
Forward!
Paper Airplane
Beach Blanket Bingo
Past, Present, Future
Welcome to Music City
Judy's Mural
Welcome to Paradise
Paradise Logo
Paradise Welcome Mural & Air Raid
Paradise Waiting Station
The Bridge at Shady Nook
Credit
This tour, and the accompanying Virtual Tour component is the result of a partnership between Catonsville Rails to Trails, Catonsville Historical Society, Maryland Heritage Area, and local company, Catapult Image Virtual Spaces.
This project has been financed in part with State funds from the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority, an instrumentality of the State of Maryland. However, project contents or opinions do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority.
Edward Williams – Master Artist
Maureen Sweeney-Smith – President and Co-Founder, Catonsville Rails to Trails
Dan Adler – Owner/Operator Catapult Image Virtual Spaces. Creator/builder of this tour. All webpages, photography, video, 360 panorama, 3D model, and tour elements were captured, designed, edited, and created by Dan Adler, save for informational content and historic photography provided by CRTT and Edward Williams.
First stop
Catonsville Junction Circa 1940
Behind the 7-11 at 1611 Edmondson Ave. , 21228
