There are fourteen panels, each celebrating an aspect of the history and people of the town.
Information boards give more details of what the murals represent.
They are bright, colourful and really cheer up Port Glasgow's station.
A information board states that -
"Local children from St John's Primary
School, members of the Port Glasgow Community Council and members from the Old
Men's Club worked with artists Karen Patton Orr and Jim Strachan from RIG Arts,
an Inverclyde based, socially engaged arts, film and media charity, to research
and develop its content, to capture the spirit of the town, past and
present."
They've certainly done a fantastic job in capturing some of the highlights of Port Glasgow's history.
