SECTION ARTWORK IN KANSAS:
Anthony - "Turning a Corner" by Joe Jones, Oil on canvas, 1939
Augusta - "A Kansas Gusher" by Donald Silks, Oil on canvas, 1940
Belleville - "Kansas Stream" by Birger Sandzen, Oil on canvas, 1939
Burlington - "Boy and Colt" by Robert Kittredge, Sculpture, 1942
Caldwell - "Cowboys Driving Cattle" by Kenneth Evett, Tempura, 1941
Columbus - "R.F.D." by Waylande Gregory, Terra-cotta relief, 1940 [*currently located in community building]
Council Grove - "Autumn Colors" by Charles B. Rogers, Oil on canvas, 1941
Eureka - "Cattle Roundup" by Vance Kirkland, Oil on canvas, 1938
Fort Scott - "Border Gateways" by Oscar E. Berninghaus, Oil on canvas, 1937
Fredonia - "Delivery of Mail to the Farm" by Lenore Thomas Straus, Glazed terra cotta relief, 1939
Goodland - "Rural Free Delivery" by Kenneth M. Adams, Oil on canvas, 1937
Halstead - "Where Kit Carson Camped" by Birger Sandzen, Oil on canvas, 1941
Herington - "Arrival of the First Train in Herington - 1885" by H. Louis Freund, Oil on canvas, 1937
Hoisington - "Wheat Center" by Dorothea Tomlinson, Oil on canvas, 1938
Horton - "Picnic in Kansas" by Kenneth Evett, Oil on canvas, 1937, AND "Changing Horses for the Pony Express", Oil on canvas, 1939
Hutchinson - "Threshing in Kansas" by Lumen Martin Winter, Oil on Canvas, 1942
Kingman - "In the Days of the Cattlemen's Picnic" by Jessie S. Wilbur, Tempura, 1942
Lindsborg - "Smoky River" by Birger Sandzen, Oil on canvas, 1938
Neodesha - "Neodesha's First Inhabitants" by Bernard J. Steffen, Oil on wood, 1938
Olathe - "The Mail Must Go Through" by Albert T. Reid, Oil on canvas, 1940 [*currently located in Olathe Public Library]
Oswego - "Farm Life" by Robert E. Larter, Oil on canvas, 1940
Russell - "Wheat Workers" by Martyl Schweig, Oil on canvas, 1940
Sabetha - "The Hare and the Tortoise" by Albert T. Reid, Oil on canvas, 1937
Salina - "Land" AND "Communication" by Carl C. Mose, Sculptures, 1940 [*building is now Smoky Hill Museum]
Seneca - "Men and Wheat" by Joe Jones, Oil on canvas, 1940
Wichita - "Pioneers in Kansas" by Ward Lockwood, Oil on canvas, 1936, AND "Kansas Farming" by Richard Haines, Oil on canvas, 1936
*Unless otherwise noted, all artworks are located in the original post office location.