Celebrating the Completion of Phase 2 of the Historic Reisterstown Mural!

Last Updated 10/23/2024

Reisterstown's Public Art Legacy: A Stunning New Addition to Main Street

We are thrilled to share that Phase 2 of the historic Reisterstown mural, designed and painted by the talented Erin Meye, is officially complete! Located on the side of the Baltimore T-Shirt Co. building at 237 Main Street, this beautiful mural has become a cornerstone of our community’s public art scene.

Erin Meye’s work captures the essence of Reisterstown’s rich history, bringing it to life through vibrant imagery that reflects the town's heritage and evolution. This second phase continues the legacy established with the original mural, offering a visual narrative that honors our past while inspiring future generations. The mural not only enhances the beauty of our Main Street but also serves as a reminder of the town’s commitment to preserving and celebrating its unique identity.

We encourage everyone to take a moment to visit the mural, soak in the history, and reflect on how far our community has come. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a visitor, the mural is a perfect spot to reconnect with Reisterstown’s roots.

Don’t forget to snap a photo and share your experience using #ReisterstownMural—let’s celebrate our town’s artistic and historic legacy together!


Watch the making of this video on our YouTube channel:

https://youtu.be/WjIQSqQtwR8?si=7FQm3TVbznrBjT9J

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