Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.

Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.

Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.

Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.

Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.

Millville’s Wall of Remembrance is receiving its first in a decade. The three-story mural located on the north wall of City Hall is being painted by mural artist Sam Donovan of Woodstown. The mural was the vision of George M. Curio, a World War II veteran B-24 gunner and community leader who passed away in 2002. It was designed and painted by Donovan and dedicated in 1997, and fully restored during its 10th anniversary year in 2007.The mural recognizes the important World War II history that took place at the Millville Army Air Field which was dedicated America’s First Defense Airport by the United States War Department in 1941. The restoration was funded by Millville Army Air Field Museum with assistance made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Above, Donovan is raised by an 85-foot lift to his place of work. The lift was donated by Northeast Precast of Millville.