Two murals, Farming of Yesterday and The Local Depot, depict Donalsonville history. The murals are the work of Earl Burke, a local Donalsonville artist.

The Millennium Murals are a visual narrative of Colquitt Georgia. Eleven murals entitled, "We've Got a Story to Tell", depict Swamp Gravy stories. The murals, painted by artists from around the United States, moved Georgia legislators to declare Colquitt, Georgia's First Mural City.

Scenes of Milltown in 1925 are depicted by twenty-three murals in downtown Lakeland. The Milltown Murals commemorate life in during the year that this community's name was changed to Lakeland.