TWO murals reflecting Corsham's culture and heritage have been painted on the side of the Martingate Centre.
Artists Rob Cowan and Phoebe Tonkin have spent the last three weeks painting the murals, which depict the town's vibrant history and its links to peacocks.
They were commissioned by the Bill Hall, the owner of the centre, and decided on by members the Pound Arts, the Peacock Trail, Corsham Town Council.
Russ Tunney, director of Pound Arts, said: "We were really excited to support this mural project and believe that the two artists have created pieces of work that truly represent and celebrate this historic and creative town.
"We hope that everyone will enjoy the murals for many years come and will encourage lots of conversations about what Corsham means to them."
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