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IN-SPIRED The brick Union Street church (left) on Union and Main streets in Bangor, formerly the Unitarian church and the Hammond Street Congregational Church are visually compressed in this photo taken more than a mile away from the churches, in Brewer. The foreshortening effect of a telephoto lens makes the churches appear much closer together than they really are. (NEWS Photo by Bob DeLong)
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IN-SPIRED The brick Union Street church (left) on Union and Main streets in Bangor, formerly the Unitarian church and the Hammond Street Congregational Church are visually compressed in this photo taken more than a mile away from the churches, in Brewer. The foreshortening effect of a telephoto lens makes the churches appear much closer together than they really are. (NEWS Photo by Bob DeLong)

  • West Market square escaped the Great 1911 Bangor Fire and its handsome 19th century buildings are intact. (BANGOR DAILY NEWS PHOTO BY LINDA COAN O'KRESIK)
  • Downtown Bangor. Image made on Friday, September 4, 2009. (Bangor Daily News/Kevin Bennett)
  • Festively lit floats make their way their way down Main Street as part of Saturday's Festival of Lights Parade in downtown Bangor. (Bangor Daily News/John Clarke Russ)
  • AUTUMN STROLL Valerie Kitchen (left) and Amy Pozzy walk over the pedestrian footbridge that spans Kenduskeag Stream in Bangor on Tuesday as the fall foliage begins to show its colors. Kitchen and Pozzy are instructors at Valance Pilates Studio on Maine Street in downtown Bangor. (BANGOR DAILY NEWS PHOTO BY BRIDGET BROWN)<br /> <br /> CAPTION<br /> <br /> Valerie Kitchen (left) and Amy Pozzy walk over the pedestrian footbridge which spans the Kenduskeag Stream in Bangor on Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010 as the fall foliage begins to show its colors. Both Kitchen and Pozzy are instructors at Valance Pilates Studio on Main Street in downtown Bangor. (Bangor Daily News/Bridget Brown)
  • BDN photo by John Clarke Russ Photo of the Coe Building at the corner of Main and Cross streets in downtown Bangor Sunday afternoon, July 22, 2012. Four offices located in the Coe Building between Columbia and Main streets were burglarized overnight after the close of business Friday, July 20, 2012, bringing to seven the total number of businesses in this block to have been hit in the last month.
  • The Dakin Building (far right) in West Market Square has recently been renovated and shouldbe open soon to developers. (Bangor Daily News Photo by Linda Coan O'Kresik)
  • A FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS Floats make their way down Main Street during the parade. Forty-six units particpated in the parade with the theme "Making Dreams Real." holiday<br /> <br /> CAPTION<br /> Floats make their way through downtown Bangor on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2008 during the Festival of Lights Parade. Forty-six groups participated in this year's parade whose theme was "Making Dreams Real." BANGOR DAILY NEWS PHOTO BY BRIDGET BROWN (WEB EDITION PHOTO)
  • Red, white and blue were the colors of the day as the Bangor Memorial Day Parade came down Main Street. BANGOR DAILY NEWS PHOTO/BOB DELONG
  • BANGOR, MAINE -- 12/18/2012 -- Bangor is one of three metropolitan areas in the state of Maine. Bangor Daily News Photo by Brian Feulner
  • IN-SPIRED The brick Union Street church (left) on Union and Main streets in Bangor, formerly the Unitarian church and the Hammond Street Congregational Church are visually compressed in this photo taken more than a mile away from the churches, in Brewer. The foreshortening effect of a telephoto lens makes the churches appear much closer together than they really are. (NEWS Photo by Bob DeLong)
  • West Market Square is aglow with holiday spirit during Bangor's annual tree lighting and parade late Saturday afternoon. (Bangor Daily News Photo by Linda Coan O'Kresik)
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