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In 2006 began the dream of a mural to celebrate the sister city relationship with Brunswick, Maine and Trinidad, Cuba.</p>
<p>Brunswick’s sister city connection to Trinidad, Cuba is unique and extraordinary. In celebration of a six plus year commitment and connection to this culturally rich World Heritage Site by UNESCO, we sponsored a large vibrant mural [...]]]></description>
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In 2006 began the dream of a mural to celebrate the sister city relationship with Brunswick, Maine and Trinidad, Cuba.</p>
<p>Brunswick’s sister city connection to Trinidad, Cuba is unique and extraordinary. In celebration of a six plus year commitment and connection to this culturally rich World Heritage Site by UNESCO, we sponsored a large vibrant mural to be placed in the downtown business district.</p>
<p>Many meetings, dozens of fundraisers and many hours of painting later this 8 x 32 foot mural was unveiled to much fanfare on the wall of 11 Pleasant Street in Brunswick.</p>
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The best place to see the mural is, of course, in person at 11 Pleasant and it is well worth the trip.  However, if a road trip isn&#8217;t in the schedule right now, you can see the mural in more detail on the main <a title="the mural" href="?page_id=6" target="_self">Mural</a> page <a title="the mural" href="?page_id=6" target="_self">here<code>→</code></a>. You can zoom in and pan around to see more detail.</p>
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