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Flagstaff’s murals show bits and pieces of culture and pride, reflecting its residents and what connects them to their hometown. Every mural tells a story and serves as a landmark and a point of interest. If you want to learn more, you can pick up a map to the murals and other town landmarks at the Flagstaff visitor center located in the historic train station downtown. — Robin Sewell is the host and executive producer of the Emmy Award-winning Arizona Highways Television , Saturdays and Sundays on CBS Channel 5 and 3. Flagstaff from behind the ‘art scene’ ROBIN’S ADVENTURES Downtown Flagstaff. Learning to Fly Mural by Flagstaff artist Sky Black.

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