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Ellensburg Mural Project

The Ellensburg Downtown Association helps raise funds to support downtown mural restoration. By rallying together, we can raise the funds needed to restore and create murals in our downtown. These murals will be here for years to come and will preserve and display the heritage of our rodeo town.

Restoring "Ross The Hub" Mural on the Kleinberg Building

The Kleinberg Building in Downtown Ellensburg was built by successful merchants Samuel and Henry Kleinberg in 1889 using reinforced masonry following the great downtown fire the earlier year.

The Kleinberg Building’s “Ross the Hub” mural holds a significant place in our town’s history. The Kleinberg family first established a pool hall and cigar bar called “The Hub” in 1890. In 1908, the Ross family acquired the building, converting the space into a men’s department store named “The Hub Clothiers.”​

The current mural is believed to have been created between 1939 and 1943, with updates made through 1946 as business partnerships evolved.

The mural advertises well-known brands of the time, such as Stetson Hats, Levi’s jeans, and Justin and Nocona boots. Ross’ The Hub Clothiers remained a staple of Ellensburg’s downtown from 1908 until 1960.

Make a Donation

You can help us restore this historically significant mural, located in the heart of downtown Ellensburg. Donate today to the historic mural restoration fund today!

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