Past event
The Town of Pittsboro, North Carolina, is pleased to announce the completion of the
restoration of the Clyde Jones mural with the dedication of an informational medallion on
Sunday, June 7 th at 1PM at the Clyde Jones Mural located at 49 W. Salisbury Street downtown
Pittsboro.
The original Clyde Jones mural was commissioned in 1996 by Tami Schwerin and Lyle Estill as an
early public art offering on the wall of their downtown software business. The mural was
restored by local artist Thomas Begley in 2025, with guidance from Chapel Hill muralist Michael
Brown and Stephan Meyers, longtime friend and archivist for Clyde Jones.
The medallion, funded by community donations, features a QR code that links to a webpage
detailing the history of Clyde’s life and extensive work. The webpage is hosted and designed by
Chatham Arts Council and the medallion was designed by Stephan Meyers and fabricated by
Triangle Sign. The restoration project was financed by the Town of Pittsboro and through a
grant from Chatham Arts Council, with paint donated by Sherwin Williams.