Classic Epcot: The Good Turn Murals?

[ChrisFL]

BUMPING this thread to see if anyone has any pics.

I just watched Martin's "The Land" Ultimate Tribute but sadly I didn't see the murals there either.

 

[jhastings74]

You can check the photos here (although I'm sure you've probably already came across these). Caption says 'Good Turn Restaurant' before the name was changed. Pics are about 6 or 8 down:

http://www.lostepcot.com/landarea.html

and one (slightly useless) photo here:

http://waltdatedworld.bravepages.com/id112.htm

 

[ChrisFL]

Yes, I have seen those before...perhaps this is one of those lost things we won't ever find pics of again...or perhaps no one else cares

 

[wolf359]

I'm sure others care, but all the care in the world can't build a time machine to take pics of things you either never saw or didn't think about until it was too late.

I'm very interested in learning and seeing more about EPCOT's early history, but when you've got nothing to add, what can you do?

 

[rlynnb]

The Good Turn basically the rotating restaurant upstairs in the Land which is currently the Garden Grille.

When I was very young, my family ate there a few times...does anyone remember the old murals they had on the left side, after you went past the scenes from Listen to the Land?

I'm wondering if they were Mary Blair murals, I don't remember much about them, but they had depictions of medieval things? princesses? playing cards? I know it was very abstract but it's such a blur...:shrug:

I know this is an old page, but I stumbled upon it after doing a google search for the murals. There were four of them, and they represented the four seasons. I remember that the one for winter had a really gigantic hand.