Two years later, Murray had prints exhibited at the B. Carroll Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, and the West Virginia exhibit at the World's Fair, Knoxville, Tennessee. In 1984 the Spirit Center for the Arts, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Highlands Community College, Highlands, Georgia, displayed a selection of Murray's prints. The collection focuses on the land and people of southern Appalachia. Photographs of the land include, for example, the region's mountains, rivers, lakes, and forests. Also included, however, are landscapes damaged by mining, and scarred by neglect.
Individuals depicted include farmers, coopers, miners and musicians.
These individuals are young and old, prosperous and poor, contented and sad. Many of these prints have been published in Murray's aforementioned books. The prints have been kept in a single series and are arranged alphabetically by subject. Most of the prints have been identified and dated on the reverse side by Murray.