The section of the stairway, that was painted in a rainbow design, stood at the top, above two lower stairways.

A view of the lower stairs that led from the street up to the rainbow stairs. Notice a water bottle discarded on a lower step.

The rainbow stairs ran from the platform at the top of the two lower stairways, and all the way up to the top of the stairs.

The rainbow was painted on the vertical face of each step and not on the tops of the steps. So, as one walked up, one was not stepping on a rainbow at all.

Looking down those same stairs, there was no sign of a rainbow at all.

Colored chalk marked up the top of the steps. This was probably how the rainbow was laid out before it was painted.

A coat was discarded on the steps that led from the rainbow stairs up to the top of the stairways.

The back wall at the top of the stairs was painted in the rainbow that finished the rainbow design.

A lady holding an umbrella was stenciled on the top stairway platform. In addition, an arrow and the word "Up" indicated a direction to walk.