Siloam Springs post office mural
Siloam Springs, Benton County

Bertrand Adams got more criticism from Washington than any other artist painting for Arkansas, and nearly quit. His 1940 mural "Lumbering in Arkansas" shows four ways the state made a living: a sawmill in the center, a zinc mine, farmers hauling hay, and a cotton gin. It still hangs in the Siloam Springs post office.
- Kind of place
- Art and murals
- Built by
- Treasury Section of Fine Arts
- When
- About 1940
- Where
- Siloam Springs, Benton County
- Still there?
- Not confirmed lately
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Part of Rediscovering Arkansas’s New Deal, a public map of 1930s New Deal work across all 75 counties. Updated 2026-10-14.