The mural was painted on the backside of the town homes build along the curve of the Caltrain tracks.

A mural as tall and long (600 feet or 180 meters) as this one is difficult to show in detail without a series of closeups.

A polar bear from the zoo walked towards the left-hand edge, just below a city and Golden Gate Park.

Two abstract factories were next, with one close to a bus stop.

A shopping area was indicated with a shopping cart. A buffalo inside its enclosure inside Golden Gate Park.

A circus parade in the guise of a sports celebration, just below factories owned by kings of business, rich men, or religion.

A gap in the mural provided access to the window of a town home behind. This section of mural showed a dog drinking from the edge of a sidewalk.

Factories spewing dollars in smoke created water that led to a hydrant and a faucet.

As we near the leftmost panel, we see a factory as it might appear when wearing X-ray glasses.

Almost to the left end of the mural shows an abstract impression of the City as it meets the bay.

The mural terminated at the left end with an image of a woman with her hand held up in greeting and with her other hand holding a plant.

The mural seen from the tracks.