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Bright colors are included in a mural painted Thursday on the side of She Doesn’t Like Guthries restaurant on Middle Street in Lewiston by artist Alison Brynn Ross of Pembroke. The restaurant requested her to incorporate a connection to the historic Portland-Lewiston Interurban train station, which was located on the opposite side of Middle Street from 1914 until 1933. Ross said the bright colors and Maine wildflowers will “give people something to look forward to in winter.” Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
Alison Brynn Ross of Pembroke paints a mural Thursday on the side of She Doesn’t Like Guthries restaurant on Middle Street in Lewiston. The restaurant requested that she incorporate a connection to the historic Portland-Lewiston Interurban train station, which was on the opposite side of Middle Street from 1914 until 1933. The Gladiolus was one of six flower-named trains that connected the two cities. Ross says she was connected to the restaurant by LA Arts. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
A large white dog is featured Thursday in a mural painted on the side of She Doesn’t Like Guthries restaurant on Middle Street in Lewiston. Artist Alison Brynn of Pembroke said she focused on bright colors and Maine wildflowers to “give people something to look forward to in winter.” The restaurant requested her to incorporate a connection to the historic Portland-Lewiston Interurban train station, which was located on the opposite side of Middle Street from 1914 until 1933. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal

Andree Kehn is a staff photographer who has lived in Lewiston for the past three years and has been a Greenwood resident for 20 years, on and off. She has worked full time for the Sun Journal since 2015....

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