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Detailed view of three murals located beneath Highway 101 and Highway 12 near downtown Santa Rosa that were created in 1979-1986 by James D. "Jim" Curtis, with the help of Thomas M. Hall, Mike Finch, Lewis Billy and many others. The murals include "An Appreciation of Luther Burbank" (5th Street underpass, 1979), "Energy" (The Olive Park Neighborhood) (Olive Street underpass, 1981) and "The Endangered Species Welcome the Humans" (Ninth Street underpass, 1986).
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