Category: Attractions
The Old Post Office murals in Kilgore depict scenes of East Texas life, blending historical significance with artistic charm in a landmark setting.
The iconic Coca-Cola mural in Kilgore is a nostalgic tribute to vintage advertising, blending timeless charm with the Historic Downtown atmosphere.
The Walmart mural pays tribute to Kilgore’s local culture and community pride with an eye-catching, family-friendly design.
Featuring vibrant colors and a serene design, the Zen Kitchen mural reflects the harmony and creativity of Kilgore’s artistic spirit.
Located at The Back Porch this mural showcases the Kilgore ISD Bulldog, the World Famous Rangerettes, and an Art Deco sign that aligns beautifully with the charm of Kilgore’s downtown.
The East Texas Treatment Center mural showcases the best that Kilgore has to offer. From the Derricks, local school mascots, and the Pine Trees that are throughout East Texas.
A unique addition to the fast-food spot, the Taco Bell mural highlights Kilgore’s local tagline and our location in the state of Texas.
Located on the side of Tobacco Junction, this mural highlights the start of Kilgore’s oil boom and the vital role of the railroad in the town’s early development.
The Rangerette Gymnasium was one of the first two buildings erected on the Kilgore College campus. The gym had a $250,000 renovation in 2001 and was then named after former director Deana Bolton-Covin.
The Broadcast Museum spotlights the people and equipment of broadcasting’s Golden Age, featuring working television and radio studios, a vintage equipment restoration facility, and archives available for research.