Did you know that the largest publically funded mural in America is found on Louisiana? If your answer is no, you’re not alone. Many people don’t realize that this mural in downtown Shreveport, “Once Upon A Millennium Moon” was painted in 2000. Check out all this amazing mural has to offer:

The mural takes up two walls of the AT&T building and more than 2,000 people assisted in completing the mural.
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It was painted on fabric squares over the course of more than a year.
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Every person pictured in the mural was a citizen of Shreveport when the mural was painted.
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Meg Saligman, as master muralist of Philadelphia, was the person who created the mural.
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It’s a true wonder to look at and something you absolutely don’t want to miss if you are ever in Shreveport.
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And to really get a unique view of this mural, check out this video by Twin Blends that offers a really unique view of the mural:

Isn’t that amazing? Have you ever been to this mural before? What did you think of it? What’s your favorite part of the mural? Let us know your thoughts! We love hearing your feedback.

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