
ADDRESS: 1801 Atlantic Ave Ste 101, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
ARTIST: Peppino Mangravite
TITLE: Family Recreations, and Youth
MEDIUM: Oil on canvas (murals)
STATUS: The murals are behind glass cases and in the lobby of the building.
YEAR: 1939
Thanks Doug for this newest addition to our collection.




Sources
- Personal visit by Doug
- United States Postal Service
So the murals were moved there from another post office? Usually these post office murals are up
high, and therefore, seen from a different and farther perspective. I saw a post office mural once that
had been moved to another building and it was placed at eye level with plexiglass in front. It was also
in a hallway…a wide one, but nonetheless it was difficult to get back far enough and fully appreciate.
Still, at least it was preserved!