The Gateway and Arts Committee Proudly Presents
Hustisford Culture Mural
About the Mural
1. John Hustis House - A tribute to the founder of our village.
2. Pelican - You can't come to Hustisford in the summer without seeing large squadrons of white pelicans with their large majestic black-tipped wings.
3. The Toilet Bowl - Swirling around the inside corner is an unrolling roll of toilet paper with snowflakes that recognizes the town’s favorite New Year’s Day celebration - The Toilet Bowl Parade, held every year on January 1st.
4. Farms - Hustisford has deep agricultural roots going all the way back to its founding in 1837.
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5. Flock of Geese - Flying overhead is an iconic V-Shaped flock of geese that is a common sight in the spring and fall above Lake Sinissippi.
6. Kayaking and Fishing - Two of the many recreational activities enjoyed on beautiful Lake Sinissippi.
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7. Selfie spot - Get your picture with larger-than-life Pelican wings.
This mural depicts icons that illustrate many important aspects of the Hustisford area and our rich history and culture. They mural was the idea of the owner and Mayor of Hustisford Josh Prescher.
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The mural was designed by Trina Kingston (Pieper) a graphic designer who now resides in Hanover Minnesota. She was born and raised in Hustisford and is still a “Husty” girl at heart! The inspiration for this mural came from her memory of the beautiful colors in the sunsets on Lake Sinissippi and the many photos of lake sunsets she saw on the Hustisford Happenings website. This influenced her choice of bright colors in the mural.
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The mural was painted by members of the Arts and Gateway Committee that happen to include the artist's parent Merlin and Ruth Pieper. The Pieper family is very proud to have helped this tribute to the village of Hustisford become a reality!
See the Mural Come to Life
Mural Location