A row of columns separated the sidewalk from the roadway. Snakes decorated those columns.

The first panel illustrated a Chinese scene with pandas, birds and fish. Outside the frame, a flamingo flew.

Elizabeth Honrud led a group of several artist to produce two sets of wall murals and two sets of painted columns. Those other artists were: Keal Bed, Sarah Pierce, Mitchell Becka, Milena Cole, Aassie Wiuff, Kathy Eisenbarth, and Natoya Xulinich.

A closer shot of the Chinese panel.

A koala and cub posed on a branch in Australia.

A macaw perched on a branch somewhere in Central America.

A mother elephant comforted her child on the plains of Africa.

A male lion stood over a female with cubs. Two zebra flanked a colt.

Brown bears of North America, along with a salmon and osprey.

A closer shot of the osprey against a stylized sky.

A close shot of a salmon in a rocky bottomed river.

Corn (maize) on the land over a trout in a river.

Fish and bubbles in stylized water decorated the columns.