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The labor mural on display at an Augusta Museum cost the state almost $6,000.
The cost covers the removing, storing, and relocating the mural.
Two years ago Governor Paul LePage ordered the removal of the mural because he said it was a one sided view of history.
Last week, the painting was put on display at the Maine State Museum.
It was originally located at the Department of Labor.
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