• Post Office Mural - Jackson GA
    This Section of Fine Arts mural, entitled "Cotton—From Field to Mill," was painted in 1940 by Philip Evergood, for the then-new Jackson post office at 132 S Mulberry Street. It was moved to the retail lobby of the current post office building upon the relocation of postal operations in 1995. Following alleged complaints regarding the content of the mural, it was covered with black plastic by the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) in August 2020 (Jackson Progress-Argus, Postlandia). As of 2025 USPS has yet to inform the public of the mural's fate.
  • Queens Public Library at Richmond Hill Mural - Richmond Hill NY
    In 1936, Philip Evergood completed a 160-foot mural at the Richmond Hill branch of the Queens Public Library with funding from the WPA Federal Art Project (FAP). Entitled "The Story of Richmond Hill," the mural is a triptych: "The left and lighter side of the mural celebrates the bucolic pleasures of Queens, with citizens making merry (couples dancing in the park). The right and darker side depicts less rosy conditions in the heart of the metropolis (laborers and children). A middle section shows planners and dreamers" (LOC). The mural is located in the main reading room.