Branson Centennial Museum
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Old Branson Mural: A Glimpse into the Past
Step back in time with the "Old Branson" Mural, a nostalgic depiction of Branson's early days in the heart of downtown.
The "Old Branson" Mural offers a nostalgic look into Branson's past, depicting the town as it appeared around 1913. Located in downtown Branson, this mural provides a unique photo opportunity and a glimpse into the town's history.
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Branson, Downtown Branson, Missouri, 65616, US
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Getting There
Walking
The "Old Branson" Mural is located downtown at 112 S Commercial St. If you are in the downtown area, walking is a convenient way to reach the mural. From the intersection of Main Street and Commercial Street, walk south on Commercial Street. The mural will be on your left, on the north-facing side of 1 OAK Antiques & Home Decor. There are no costs associated with walking.
Public Transport
Sparky, the free downtown Branson trolley, is a great option for reaching the mural. The trolley has several stops throughout downtown, including stops near Main Street and Commercial Street. Check the trolley map for the nearest stop to your location and hop on. Get off at a stop near Commercial Street and walk south to 112 S Commercial St. The trolley is free to ride.
Driving
If driving, navigate to downtown Branson and find parking near Commercial Street. Free parking is available on Main Street and Commercial Street, but it is limited to 2 hours. There are also paid parking garages available. One is located at the corner of College and Sycamore streets, and another is on the northern side of Branson Landing Boulevard. Parking fees vary, but expect to pay around $4 for 2 hours. From your parking spot, walk to 112 S Commercial St.
Local tips
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Take your time to explore the details of the mural and imagine what life was like in Branson in 1913.
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Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds and have more space to take photos.
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Combine your visit with a stroll through downtown Branson to experience the area's shops, restaurants, and other attractions.
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The "Old Branson" Mural, also known as the Downtown Branson 1913 Mural, transports viewers back in time to the early days of Branson, Missouri. Painted in 2007 by local artist John Short, the mural captures Commercial and Pacific Streets as they looked around 1913, approximately when Branson was incorporated as a city in 1912.The mural is located on a long alleyway wall on the north-facing side of 1 OAK Antiques & Home Decor, at 112 S Commercial St. Its design resembles a century-old photograph, offering a distinctive backdrop for photos and a chance to reflect on Branson's rich history.Downtown Branson itself is a vibrant area with a mix of shopping, dining, and family activities. Visitors can explore the historic district, browse unique shops, and enjoy the small-town atmosphere. The mural is one of several murals in the downtown area, making for a unique art walk experience.
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