This mural honors Charles Everette, the city's first fire chief. He served from 1916 to 1950. The little boy on the truck is Chief Everette's son, Ed, currently a Lompoc resident.
Artists: Pat and Robert Saul, Lompoc CA.
Loc: 120 S. G st.

Here is the Central crossroads of Lompoc. The intersection of 'H' street and 'Ocean' avenue. Here we have a building on the side of the intersection on which is depicted the inside plaza of the local mission.
Artist: Lori Slater, Lompoc Ca.
Loc: 104 E. Ocean Ave.

Many Lompocians grew up driving the family tractor when they were ten. Now most of the farms are large corporation farms, and the drivers are professional tractor drivers. The Lompoc area is famous for both it's flower seed, and lettuce and cole crops.
Loc: Art Alley

Here is a mural which shows the various travel options availavble in Lompoc at one time or another.The Pacific Coast Railroad runs near town, the Hwy 101 is nearby also.
Artists: Kevin Coleman with the students of Maple School

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