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Tigers and Devils
  
Painted in 2000 by: John Lendis
 Location: High Street Car Park Size: 4m x 2.5m © Sheffield Inc
After the Harvest
  
Finalist at Mural Fest 2011
Painted in 2011 by: Julian Bale
 Location: 53 Main Street, Sheffield Size: 4.8 x 2.1m
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Concept: As the community rises to the sound of birdsong, the harvest is in and the sails of the mill turn once again. Freshly baked bread fills the air – celebrating the promise of a bright new day.
Queuing for Gold
From the 1880s onwards, mining was undertaken in the district and was particularly successful in the Wilmot area where gold and silver-lead were discovered. The early prospectors, using trails already established by long aboriginal use, helped open up the hinterland not only of Kentish but all the way across the north west of Tasmania.

Smitten with gold fever after news broke out about a 17 ounce gold nugget which was found at Bell Mountain, reported on January 12th, 1884. People from all walks of life headed to the Kentish district. Among them was Mr CF Henry, Sheffield’s first solicitor.
Painted in 1994 by: John Lendis
Location: Previously at 49 Main Street, this mural was de-commissioned when the neighbouring building was extended. Size: 5m x 2.4m
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The Farmer and His Friends
  
Painted in 2005 by: Russell Danby
Location: Sheffield Motor Inn Car Park  
This mural shows a man prancing around with wild abandon, implementing the glorious Mt Roland to be the backdrop
of his pastoral stage. All his farm-yard friends gather around to enjoy the farmer dancing like nobody is watching.