"Un Pueblo Sin Murales Es Un Pueblo Desmuralizado" in 2014, after being restored the second time. (Source: Hola Cultura)

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Two Brothers Fled Dictatorship and Created Adam’s Morgan’s Most Enduring Work of Art

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Charlotte Muth

The oldest surviving Latinx mural in Washington, D.C. is housed in Adams Morgan. Learn about how it was restored not once but twice in five years.

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Last Updated: March 10, 2023

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