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A mural depicting labor history is going back on display.
Governor LePage's administration said the mural will go on display Monday.
Back in 2011, the governor ordered the removal of the mural, saying it presented a one-sided view of history.
It will be in the atrium of the Cultural Building, which is the entryway to the Maine State Museum, Maine State Library and Maine State Archives.
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