Three murals were painted on the back of the building at 120 Shelton McMurphey Boulevard on the other side of the tracks. These three murals were best viewed either from a passenger car, or by walking along the boarding platform at the Eugene Amtrak Station.

The signature on the first mural of the three was by the artist: "K Caprario 2019."

The mural depicted a path on a map that ran through a scene of a wild flower garden.

A closer view of the wild flowers and purple berries. The sun appeared to be rising behind a mountain behind the wild flower garden.

A closer view of the path line that ran through the mural. Its classic black and white design was typical of path maps.

The center of the three murals was signed by, "#Shermanmurals S. Sherman 2019." This mural resembled psychedelic designs of the 1960's.

The center of the three murals depicted a dramatic sunset with the moon rising off to the the right.

A closer view of the center mural. A highly abstract sun was rising or setting over abstract green hills.

On the right side of this center mural, were depicted abstract night sky with five-pointed stars and a moon.

The third of the murals, and the furthest from the Amtrak Station, was weathered and worn.

The last of the three murals depicted a volcanic looking land with a swirling lake behind the land. Mountains rose in the distance.

A flower grew in the center of a circus-looking sunrise or sunset.

This third mural was either unsigned, or the signature had been worn off.

A closer view of the extreme right of the center mural appeared to show water seeping into the volcanic ground.