The image is a colorful mural on the side of a building. The mural is titled "Trains" and features a train on a track with a blue sky and white clouds in the background. The train is black and appears to be a steam locomotive with a red stripe running along the side. The text on the mural reads "At first the railroads after the Civil War, the Southern Railway Company turned into a greenway system. This made Greenway accessible from Atlanta to New York. Early railroad lines to Greenville. The Greenville & Columbia passenger depot was located in the former Beattie (nowfield) train. Residence at the corner of Augusta and Streets, its first passenger pulled into the terminal on December 1853."

The mural is divided into three sections, each with a different color and text. The first section is red, the second section is yellow, and the third section is blue. The top section has a yellow banner with the word "TRAINS" written in white letters. The bottom section has the words "Beattie" and "Greenville" written on it.