English: The historic post office building in Hubbard, Ohio houses an example of New Deal artwork: Hugh Mesibov’s mural “Steel Industry for Hubbard.” The post office is located at 44 East Liberty St., Hubbard, OH, 44425. Reference: Sharon E. Dean and Karal Ann Marling, Covering History: Revisiting Federal Art in Cleveland, 1933-43. The Cleveland Public Library and the Cleveland Artists Foundation, 2006. pp. 24-25.
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"Steel Industry for Hubbard", mural by Hugh Mesibov for the United States Post Office in Hubbard, Ohio