The enlarged mural is of the tiles is a representation of the tile mural located on the exterior of the Publix at the Seminole Shopping Center (later the Seminole Mall).
The mural was dedicated to the hard-working families who originally settled in the Seminole community. There is also a tractor which was placed there to honor Jesse Johnson. Riding and working with the tractor were among his favorite jobs.
Publix store #117 opened with the Wing facade, along with the rest of Seminole Center, on November 4, 1965. Originally an open-air center featuring Publix, Eckerd, and Super 5 & 10 Stores as anchors, Seminole Center completed a major expansion in 1970, adding Woolco, Bellas Hess, JByrons, and a 2-screen AMC movie theater, becoming Seminole Mall, Pinellas County's second mall.
#117 was expanded and remodeled to the 1970s version 2 facade, concluding with a grand expansion/remodeling sale in April 1978. At this time, a tile mural was introduced by Pati Mills, and the entry/exit area was reconfigured into a single, but wide, electric-eye sliding door.
The original Publix was demolished in 2015 to make way for the new Seminole City Center.
Publix moved across 113th St. to it's new location which was an Albertsons Supermarket.
Here are some videos of Seminole Mall from around 2015:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r_LXfIfwm8&t=15s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU2CqOVVisA
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/B45uTada6ng
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJutWm-9tqw&t=40s