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First Of 4 Murals Unveiled

On History Center Exterior

At 6 this evening, artist Carol Mandigo unveils the first of four murals planned on the Dietz Street wall of the Oneonta History Center, depicting the tenants who have occupied the downtown's first brick commercial block in the past century and a half. She collaborated with muralist Frank Anthony of Hamden. This mural depicts Galinns Jewelry, the last tenant. The second, to be unveiled next month, recreates the era when the building housed Wilber Bank. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
At 6 this evening, artist Carol Mandigo unveiled, “Galinns,” the first of four murals planned on the Dietz Street wall of the Oneonta History Center, depicting the tenants  that have occupied the downtown’s first brick commercial block in the past century and a half. She collaborated with muralist Frank Anthony of Hamden. This mural depicts Galinns Jewelry, the last tenant. The second mural, to be unveiled next month, recreates the era when the building housed Brown’s Hardware and Wilber Bank. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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