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Pullman photographer's mural holds a century of Cougar memories
A single mural in Pullman holds a century's worth of Cougar memories. That's the kind of project that makes you stop scrolling. A local photographer didn't just slap up some paint; they built a visual time capsule for the town and the university. You can bet every face, every Palouse wheat field, and every crimson banner in that piece has a story behind it. That's the thing about Pullman. The place is small enough that a hundred years of history can feel personal. It's not a corporate commission or a tourism board's idea of what we look like. It's a local's eye on what we've actually been through. The football wins, the late nights at the Coug, the research that changed a field, the snow that shut everything down. It's all in there. I love that someone took the time to put it on a wall where we can walk past it. No press release needed. No hashtag campaign. Just a mural that says, "We were here. We are here." That's the kind of art that matters to a Coug. Go Cougs.
