Mural Room Kick-off Dinner

Where the first Board of Supervisors sat in the Mural Room

Where the first Board of Supervisors sat in the Mural Room

CLF board member Keith Mautino

CLF board member Keith Mautino

Check in with Barbara Lowenthal, Jennifer Ono and Carol Fell

Check in with Barbara Lowenthal, Jennifer Ono and Carol Fell

The crowd awaits entry into the Mural Room

The crowd awaits entry into the Mural Room

Peek inside!

Peek inside!

Sharon Bradford, Jeremy Tittle, Mayor Helene Schneider, Board Pres. Bill Mahan, Master of Ceremonies, Nyna Mahan, Patricia and Frank Goss

Sharon Bradford, Jeremy Tittle, Mayor Helene Schneider, Board Pres. Bill Mahan, Master of Ceremonies, Nyna Mahan, Patricia and Frank Goss

The room is ready for guests!

The room is ready for guests!

Anne and Michael Towbes with Judge George Eskin

Anne and Michael Towbes with Judge George Eskin

Auctioneer and Host, Frank Goss

Auctioneer and Host, Frank Goss

Board Chair, Bill Mahan and wife, Nyna

Board Chair, Bill Mahan and wife, Nyna

Board members mix with honored guests

Board members mix with honored guests

Mural Room ceiling and window treatments are also works of art!

Mural Room ceiling and window treatments are also works of art!

Joyce Dudley, District Attorney, and John Dudley

Joyce Dudley, District Attorney, and John Dudley

Auctioneer shows the way to our fundraising goal!

Auctioneer shows the way to our fundraising goal!

County Architect Robert Ooley as Dan Sayer Grosbeck, Mural Room artist

County Architect Robert Ooley as Dan Sayer Grosbeck, Mural Room artist

John Fremont 'steps out' of the canvas to greet the crowd

John Fremont 'steps out' of the canvas to greet the crowd

Mural comes to life with Robin Hood

Mural comes to life with Robin Hood

Why CLF exists...to care for YOUR Courthouse!

Why CLF exists...to care for YOUR Courthouse!

Did You Know...

The Mural Room, once the hearing room for the County Board of Supervisor’s is home to one of the largest installed painted murals in the United States. At just over 4,200 square feet, this mural depicts the early settlement years of California prior to becoming the 49th State. The Mural was painted in four months’ time by Daniel Sayre Groesbeck for just over $9,000.