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Issaquah, Washington features a number of different and unique works of public art and murals scattered throughout the city for both locals and visitors to view. Located along Front Street are the "And Mithra Danced" sculpture created by James Kelsey and the "A Century of Dairying in Issaquah" mural by Larry Kangas. Along Sunset Way are “Forest Carvings” by Steve Jensen and the “Mill Street Logging Scene” mural by Larry Kongas. Also found on the same street are the “Watershed Tower,” “Reaching Home,” and “Linda Ruehle Bench” sculptures, as well as “The Blue Door” gifted from Chefchaouen, Morocco, Issaquah's sister city.

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