The Old Iva Depot, erected in 1886 with the C. & W.C. Train, was depicted in a mural painted by artist Oscar Velasquez and dedicated to forebears, churches, and citizens of the community for their contribution to the growth of the town of Iva, with gratitude to God for this cherished heritage. Funds for the painting were provided by contributions from the Reviva Organization, citizens and friends, and in loving memory of Archie L. Gray, Charles D. Evans, Gladys B. Shirley, and the Girl Scouts. Flood lights for the mural were dedicated to the loving memory of John C. Gurley, Sr.