Together We Create Wall Mural in Harrisburg

My wife and I enjoy seeing outdoor street art, statues, military memorials and wall murals. We seek them out when we travel and at home. When it comes to the outdoor wall murals...the majority of them are painted by local artists and companies in the area. 

While doing a few errands last month we stumbled upon the Together We Create outdoor wall mural located on the back of the JPL building in Harrisburg. We live in the area and never knew the wall mural was there! It's signed by the artist in the lower left corner.... Rook 21. I'm assuming it was painted in 2021. I couldn't find any information about it online.

You can find the wall mural on the back of the JPL building located at 471 JPL Wick Drive in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. If you're familiar with where Community Aid is...the building and business is located nearby. You can pull into the parking lot to check it out and photograph it. It's a really nice and still very colorful outdoor wall mural. 

Wildwood Catholic Academy Historical Marker

For the past 12 years we've been documenting the historical markers that we come across during our road trips across America. Millions of people pass by them every day and don't give them a second look. We're here to change that. These historical markers contain information about the local area and are a great learning experience. Especially if you're into our country's history.

While on vacation in North Wildwood, New Jersey we stumbled upon a new historical marker that was recently put in by the city of North Wildwood to mark the history of the Wildwood Catholic Academy. Here's the information.

City of North Wildwood 1917-Present

Wildwood Catholic Academy

Ground was broken on August 18th, 1947 for the county's only Catholic high school, originally to be called St. Ann's High School. Bishopb Eustace and Monsignor Quinlan blessed the cornstone on July 11, 1948. Students entered Wildwood Catholic High School that fall. Additions were dedicated in 1959 and 1999. Cape Trinity Catholic School began sharing space in the building in 2010, and in 2020 the High School and Cape Trinity combined to form Wildwood Catholic Academy. 

You can check out the Historical Markers Historical Markers section on our travel blog to see more markers that we've located during our travels. There are several of them located on the Wildwood island.