29 P

alm

s Hig

hway

~ H

wy.

62

Pine St.

Mesquite Springs Rd.

Adobe Road

Utah Trail

Desert Queen Ave.

Encelia Avenue

El Rey Avenue

Sout

h to

: Jo

shua

Tre

e N

atio

nal P

ark

Entra

nce

&Sk

y’s T

he

Lim

itO

bser

vato

ry

Josh

ua T

ree

NP

HQ

&O

asis

Visit

or C

enter

Nor

th to

:M

arin

e C

orps

Air

Gro

und

Com

bat C

ente

r, M

ain

Gat

e

Oas

is of

Mur

als

&

Pub

lic A

rt 29 P

alm

s Visi

tor

Cent

er/G

alle

ry &

Cha

mbe

r of

Com

mer

ce

Two

Mile

Roa

d

Lear Avenue

(M1)

M9

M22

M2

M23

Cot

tonw

ood

M7

M8

Inn Ave.

Gor

goni

o D

r.Po

st

Office

City

Hal

l

Libr

ary

Mesquite Ave.

M3

M17

M5

M12

M13

M19

M11

M16

M20

M6

M10

Luck

iePa

rkM

18

M24 Jo

e D

avis

Dr.

Am

boy

Roa

d

His

tori

c Pl

aza

M15

M21

(M4)

(M14

)

Sulli

van

Roa

dTh

eatre

29

Scho

olho

use

Mus

eum

29 P

alm

s Ar

t Gal

lery

Sunrise Road

Indian Cove Road

T

wen

tyni

ne P

alm

s, C

A

Indi

an T

rail

1

43

56

8

Tamarisk Ave.

9-10

12 13

Split Rock Ave.

14

17-18

-19-

20-21

22-2

3

16

31

24-2

527

2829

30

15

Smith

’s Ra

nch

Dri

ve-I

n M

ovie

s

(Map

not

to sc

ale

~ 20

18

The O

asis

of M

ural

s was

star

ted b

y Acti

on

Coun

cil fo

r 29

Palm

s, In

c. in

199

4-19

95. T

he

City

of Tw

entyn

ine P

alms

foun

ded A

rt in

Pub

lic

Plac

es a

nd a

Pub

lic A

rts A

dviso

ry C

ommi

ttee

in 2

006.

Oth

er p

ublic

art

has b

een

insta

lled

on

comm

ercia

l bui

ldin

gs a

nd p

ublic

pro

perti

es b

y ar

tists

and

busin

ess o

wner

s sin

ce 1

995.

Lo

ok u

p, lo

ok d

own,

it’s

ever

ywhe

re!

29 P

alm

s In

n

2

26

11

7

M25

32

33

3534

M2636

Mur

al lo

catio

ns a

re B

lue.

Publ

ic a

rt lo

catio

ns a

re R

ed.

National P

ark Driv

e

Hatch R

oadC

asin

oB

asel

ine

Rd.

Utah Trail

37

38 Via Allegra

Cac

tus

Two

Mile

Roa

d

“Oasis of Murals”The OASIS OF MURALS project was started by a local

Merchants Committee in 1994 and grew into the non-profit Action Council for 29 Palms, Inc., in 1995. By 2014, the group had commissioned 26 outdoor murals, illustrating the colorful history of 29 Palms and wildlife of the Mojave Desert and Joshua Tree National Park. Learn more at: www.Action29PalmsMurals.com(Mural brochures and an Oasis of Murals book are available at the 29 Palms Visitor Center & Chamber of Commerce.)

(M1)–Bill & Frances Keys, Desert Queen Ranch, by Dan Sawatzky, 1994. (In Memoriam: Mural and building removed in 2011)M2–Early Oasis of Mara by Ron Croci & Robert Caughlan III, 1995, 29 Palms Liquor building.M3–Dr. James B. Luckie, Father of Twentynine Palms, by Don Gray, 1995, Eye Care Clinic.(M4)–Neighbors in Nature by Larry & Nancy Eifert, 1995, 29 Palms Visitor Center bldg. (Removed in 2006 and replaced by Mural #21)M5–Desert Storm Homecoming & Victory Parade by Chuck Caplinger, 1995, Napa Auto Parts.M6–Jack Cones Flying Constable, Tim O’Connor, 1996, CowboyAttic.M7–The Dirty Sock Camp by John Whytock, 1996.M8–William & Elizabeth Campbell by Richard Wyatt, 1996.M9–Johnnie Hastie, 29 Palms Stage by Tim O’Connor, 1997.M10–Frank & Helen Bagley, The Bagley Store, by Dan & Janis Sawatzky, 1997, Historic Plaza.M11–Bill & Prudie Underhill, The Desert Trail, by Susan Smith Evans, 1997, The Desert Trail bldg.M12–Desert Gold Mining Days, 3-D mural by Terry Waite & John Whytock, 1998, Joshua Park Mining Town.M13–Flash Flood by Art Mortimer, 1998, Arteaga’s Restaurant.(M14)–Desert Wildlife by Chuck Caplinger, 1999, Smoketree Bldg. (Removed in 2007 and replaced by Lizard & Roadrunner murals)M15–Desert Wildflowers by Dan Kelly, 2000, Hart Furniture.M16–Valentine’s Day by John Pugh, 2000, Cowboy Attic.M17–The Sun Rises by Richard Wyatt, 2001, Little Church.M18–29 Palms Boys Basketball Tournament by Art Mortimer & Mural-In-A-Day team, 2002, Luckie Park.M19–Good Times at Smith’s Ranch by Tim O’Connor, 2002.M20–Operation Iraqi Freedom by Don Gray, 2004.M21–Neighbors in Nature II by Larry & Nancy Eifert, 2006, Twentynine Palms Visitor Center & Chamber at Bucklin Park.M22–Battle of the Bell by Art Mortimer & Mural-In-A-Day team, 2007, Twentynine Palms High School.M23–Spirit of Mara, Makoto Hashigami, 2008, 29 Palms Inn.M24–29 Palms Skateboard Park by Cristian S. Aluas, 2008.M25 –Keys’ Desert Queen Ranch by Art Mortimer & Mural-In-A-Weekend team, 2013, Adobe Road.M26–CDPA 20th Anniversary by Chuck Caplinger & Art Mortimer, 2014, Old Schoolhouse Museum, National Park Dr.

See Mural locations in Blue on the MAP.

Public Art Installations 1 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculpture #1999-05-10, Hwy. 62 @ Noel’s Knoll 2 – David C. Greene, “Serving with Pride” murals, Rodeway Inn (2008) 3 & 4 – Chuck Caplinger, “Dipsosaurus dorsalis” roadrunner mural west wall and “Grococcyx californianus” lizard mural east wall, Smoketree Bldg., 29 Palms Hwy. (2007) 5 – Simi Dabah, Steel sunburst sculpture #1999-04-19, Pizza Hut (2000) 6 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculpture #1999-04-22, Motel 6 7 – Chuck Caplinger, “29!” metal sculpture, 29 Palms Hwy. (2009) 8 – Janet Braley, Ceramic tile wall mural, Libbys Realty (1996) 9 – Terry Waite, Blooming Yucca metal sculpture, Croft Bldg. (1996)10 – Anne Lear, Desert wildlife indoor murals, Croft Bldg.11 – Steve Rieman, Metal sculptures trio, Bucklin Park (2008)12 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculpture #2003-09-28, Save-A-Lot Foods Bldg.13 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculpture #2002-12-24, Mojave Moon Cafe14– Terry Waite & Bob Whitt, “Casa de Java” metal mural (1998)15 – John Whytock, “Keys Mobile” mural/sculpted rock; Randy Addy, rock/desert critters, limestone/bronze; MBTA Transit Center, Adobe Road (2010)16 – Steve Rieman, “Sky Climbers” sculptures, (part of Oasis of Murals), Old Schoolhouse Museum, National Park Drive (1999)17 – Greg Howlind, Scorpion sculpture, 29 Palms Art Gallery18 – Terry Waite, Desert Iron Flower, 29 Palms Art Gallery (1991)19 – Simi Dabah, Steel Rings #2003-11-03, 29 Palms Art Gallery (2009)20 – Dusty Chambers, Happy Guy sculpture, 29 Palms Art Gallery (2011)21 – Simi Dabah, Two steel sculptures, 29 Palms Art Gallery (2014)22 – Steve Rieman, Kinetic steel sculpture, Joshua Tree National Park Headquarters & Oasis Visitor Center, National Park Drive (1994)23 – Cory Ench, “Spirit of the Desert” mural, JTNP Headquarters (2004)24 – Simi Dabah, Eternal Flame #2004-01-31, Veterans Park/City Hall (2004)25 – Mike Hill, Pioneer Memorial bronze, artistic rock by Tito Candelaria, for VWWI Barracks No. 2337, City Hall front yard (1976)26 – Jesse Woodard, Indoor JTNP mural, Opus Bank, Gorgonio Dr. (1999)27 – Simi Dabah, Iron Cross #2005-02-27, LittleChurch of the Desert(2009)28 – Steve Rieman, “Chain of Life” sculpture, Historic Plaza (2009)29 – Kay Henkel & John Branstetter, “Bill & Ada Hatch, Desert Surveyors” bronze statues, Historic Plaza (installed 2010)30 – Perry Hoffman & local artists, Mosaic Walk, Historic Plaza (2011)31 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculptures, various, Sky’s The Limit (2007–2014)32 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculptures, Community Services Center (2013)33 – Simi Dabah, Dan Luckenbill Memorial, 29 Palms Library (2013)34 – Simi Dabah, Steel sculpture, Twentynine Palms Senior Center (2014)35 – National Park Drive public art: Ricardo Breceda, Big Horn Sheep metal sculptures (2013) Ricardo Breceda, Gold Prospector & Pack Mules (2014) Simi Dabah, Swigart Memorial steel sculpture #2008-07-30 (2009) Simi Dabah, Steel sculptures, four abstracts (2015)36 – Ricardo Breceda, Pioneer Women, Old Schoolhouse Museum (2016)37 – Terry Waite, Desert Cactus metal sculpture, Silver Hanger Cleaners38 – Scott Doten, Big Horn Sheep, Harmony Motel (2015)

See Public Art installation locations in Red on the MAP.