I wish I knew the title of all of this art lining an entire corner of Peabody and Congress st- but…read moreI found the correct art on Yelp, so here we go. Bright bold colors- if nothing else, the colors are fantastic. Cartoonish and the line of emoji style expressions. This artist seemed to just be having fun creating critters to make you smile. I agree with the other review- not sure what is really going on with this compilation f characters other than just a mish mash of fun. But it is fun!

Interesting mural located in Salem that is random cartoon guys all on the same wall. I'm not really…read moresure what they are doing or why this collection of cartoons are together but it is still neat to see

I have a love-hate relationship with Heartbreak Hill. It's awesome cause it represents when the…read moreBoston Marathon course starts to get consistently pretty, but it sucks cause it comes at mile 21 when yr leg muscles are battered from all of the downhills and yr glycogen has run out. According to Wikipedia, the nickname "Heartbreak Hill" originated with an event in the 1936 race. On this stretch, defending champion John A. Kelley caught race leader Ellison "Tarzan" Brown, giving Brown a consolatory pat on the shoulder as he passed. His competitive drive apparently stoked by this gesture, Tarzan Brown rallied, pulled away from Kelley, and went on to win--in the words of Boston Globe reporter Jerry Nason, "breaking Kelley's heart."

Best view, gorgeous landscaping.,. What's NOT to live? (Unless you're running the marathon of…read morecourse)

There's a really cool statue that is outside of the Red Sox stadium where they play baseball. It is…read moreone of three statues that's out there. It's simply title teammates and it has different teammates that were on the Red Sox team. It's pretty cool statue I love statues in memorabilia like this so it's definitely worth checking out

Can you hear jazz music when you look at this mural? Because I felt like dancing when I saw this…read moreone from the street! My brother agreed too! The background medallion looking art makes me think tribal, old world. The pose of the man, feels dancing, soulful. The suit, tie and hat~ deep knowledge, respect. All these mixed up thoughts lingering, intertwined- just like the artwork of this mural. Very striking! Title: Le quedo Bufeaito Where: 38 Peabody Street Artist: Don Rimx Medium: Spray Paint Date: May, 2017

Located in Masconomo Park and near the marina, this is a bronze life-size statue of a standing WWI…read moresoldier. He is holding a flag in his right hand and holds his left above his head. At his feet in bronze, "Lafayette we are here." It was sculpted by Philip S. Sears in 1931 and is a memorial to those who served in WWI. The inscription reads, "In honor of the men of Manchster who served their country in the World War, 1917-1918. Erected by the Town of Manchester 1931." On the back, "Died in service" and lists five names. [Review 18587 overall - 1169 in Massachusetts - 2109 of 2022.]

She is simply magical! Of course she is the Queen of the Block~ I bet the town! Looking to the sky~…read moreshe has this mystical feel and the colors and style have a little 70's vibe going or maybe an 80's boombox feel? Beautiful face uplifted simply stops you in your tracks! Gaze upon her in wonderment. I had fun checking out this mural! I am only so-so in painting face/portraits. To see such style and grace portrayed in paint! Such fun. I love when you bump right into pubic art installations! What a wonderful way to breathe life into the neighborhood! Inspire soul sister! Title: Queen of the Block Where: 113 Lafayette Street Artist: Mr Cenz Medium: Spray Paint Date: September, 2018

Located on the corner of Peabody and Congress are the stacked containers and incredible art display…read morethat screamed totem. How happy to find out that is the title. The bright colors simply draw you in, powerful spirituality emanates. All the faces of spirit guides and ancestors seem to gaze upon you and your hope takes flight! Art can invoke so many emotions, so many images beyond what you are seeing with your own eyes. This one is a treasure. Title: Totem Where: Corner of Peabody and Congress Artist: Ledania Medium: Spray Paint Date: July, 2019

Technically unnamed by the artist- this mural is a flourishing bundle of leaves growing up the side…read moreof a building seen from Ward street on the back of a building on Peabody street. The white leaves painted on the brick building create quite the contrast. The artist prefers doing murals in urban settings to bring nature back in via her art. "I would make leaf compositions and paste them mostly in abandoned buildings as a way of nature reclaiming these spaces."- from the artist. Ttile: Untitled Where:46 Peabody St Artist: Veronica Rivera Date: September, 2018