Labor mural removed by governor back on display

Published January 14, 2013 1:29am ET



AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A mural depicting labor history that Gov. Paul LePage ordered removed from the Maine Department of Labor lobby is going back on display in an atrium that serves as the entryway to the Maine State Museum, Maine State Library and Maine State Archives, the administration announced Sunday evening.

The Department of Labor announced that the mural, which has been hidden away for nearly 22 months, its whereabouts unknown, will go on display effective Monday.

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