The Roebling Murals at the Covington Waterfront is a series of 18 panels depicting the history of Covington, KY from 800 BC through Tall Stacks in 2008, painted on the Covington flood wall and visible from the Roebling Bridge.
The murals were painted by Lafayette, LA-based artist Robert Dafford, working with a team of assistants. Dafford has been painting murals, signs and fine art paintings for 35 years and is one of the most prominent mural artists in the US. His other Kentucky public art commissions include murals in Maysville, Paducah and Catlettsburg.
I don’t want to give too much away, so I’m just sharing details from a few panels. 1805, Kennedy’s Ferry, looking almost like the Anderson Ferry does today:
1862, Pontoon Bridge:
1867, Vision and Ingenuity:
1914, Madison Avenue, Centennial:
1937 Flood:
Looking at the flood wall from the Roebling Bridge:
Department of Everyday Visualingual 
Those are amazing.
They’re really well-painted; it’s a nice mural series.
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