The 'Welcome to Horncastle' mural painted on the walls of St Lawrence Street public toilets is now finished, with numerous residents all taking part in its creation.
The project, a partnership between East Lindsey District Council and Horncastle Town Council, has been created by graffiti artists ImageSkool, who were commissioned to work with the community to create the artwork, with funding from The Welcome Back Fund and The Might Creatives.
Two engagement days back in May gave the community chance to see what they would like to see on the mural, and the artwork was painted over May 28, 29 and 30.
The finished mural pays tribute to the town’s rich heritage, with a Roman soldier and wall, a Lancaster Bomber and a dog with a bandaged leg painted by nearby Vet on the Corner.
Two engagement days back in May gave the community chance to see what they would like to see on the mural, and the artwork was painted over May 28, 29 and 30.
5. Horncastle Together team L-R William Gray, Amanda Eastwood, Richard Avison, Fiona Martin, Jade Oliver
Horncastle Together team L-R William Gray, Amanda Eastwood, Richard Avison, Fiona Martin, Jade Oliver Photo: David Dawson
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The Lancaster Bomber tribute on the mural. Photo: John Aron
7. Logan Mayle of ImageSkool
Logan Mayle of ImageSkool creating the mural. Photo: David Dawson
8. Niki Burne with L-R Ted Burne and Freddie Burne 5, Horncastle.
Niki Burne with L-R Ted Burne and Freddie Burne 5, Horncastle. Photo: David Dawson