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Vanishing Murals of Port Townsend: A Walking TourThroughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, advertising murals were ubiquitous throughout the country. Large, vibrant signs painted on buildings once lined the streets of most towns in America, usually advertising a product or service. Municipal property, commercial buildings, and even the sides of barns were covered in advertisements for everything from cars to shaving cream to beer. Port Townsend was no different, and these colorful murals contributed to the distinctive character of this busting community. Join us for this unique take on a historic walking tour as we contextualize and "bring to life" these faded “ghost” murals - some of which are hiding in plain sight!A 0.75 mile walking tour with 9 stopsSaturdays in July and August at 11:00AMRoute is mostly flat and is ADA-accessibleMax capacity per tour: 12Preregistration is required.$16 for members, $20 for non-members (unsure if your membership is current? Check your membership card or email membership@jchsmuseum.com)To learn about JCHS membership options, or sign up or renew, click here.To learn more about our other public programs, click here.Questions? Email programs@jchsmuseum.com