The 200 properties built along the railroad in Scales Mound
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Modoc Rock Shelter: A Window into Archaic Illinois
Fuente y licencia: Nyttend / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain
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Worcester's Turtle Boy: The icon of the Burnside Fountain
Fuente y licencia: Daderot / Wikimedia Commons, CC0
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The Joan of Arc Statue in Portland
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William Rimmer's granite statue of Alexander Hamilton
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A bronze memorial to historian Samuel Eliot Morison
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The bronze statue of William Lloyd Garrison
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Facing the Crowd in Portland, Oregon
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George Segal's bronze figures modeled on his own friends
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The gate that kept its statues in storage for seven decades
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The Saint Louis Art Museum houses the world's largest Max Beckmann collection
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Fine Arts Drive 1, Saint Louis
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Fort Pickering Light built in 1871
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East Windsor Hill Historic District
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The stone from an 1820s survey
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A neighborhood of rowhouses and government
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Nanih Waiya: The Choctaw 'slanting mound' and place of creation
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Drawbridge
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The town that relocated to beat the water
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Spanish Colonial Revival architecture of Eden Hot Springs
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St. Charles Battle Monument commemorates Union and Confederate dead
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The tholos-like tombs of Necropoli Anguilla
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The Monumento ad Anita Garibaldi on the Gianicolo
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Archaeological evidence identifying the true 4th-century episcopal seat
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The royal fortress of Oria
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The Tower of Centocelle: A Structure of the Campagna Romana
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The hexagonal Torre di Pramotton in Valle d'Aosta
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The Villa Strozzi in Montemurlo
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The ruins of Burgruine Pfeffersberg
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The 12th-century Doria stronghold that became an Arborean dowry
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The Renaissance history of Villa del Barone
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The terraces of the Etruscan necropolis
The ruins of the Santuario di Iside a via Labicana
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The 90-Degree Rotation of Santa Maria Nascente
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The Necropolis of Su Crucifissu Mannu in Porto Torres
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Duomo di Ravenna
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The last stronghold of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies to surrender
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The palace that was almost stripped for its guts
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Dorfstraße - Via Paese 1
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Excavations reveal unknown saunas under the Stabian Baths courtyard
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The monumental Basilica of ancient Pompeii
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The monastery built in wild solitude
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The site of the 1263 Eucharistic miracle in Bolsena
Villa Pusterla, where Napoleon worked on the Republic of Cisalpina
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Via Giuseppe Garibaldi 115, Limbiate
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Castel Sismondo: The fortress of Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta
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The Legend of Azzurrina at Castello di Montebello
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The Renaissance gate of L'Arco del Torrazzo
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The 1302 meeting of Dante Alighieri and the Guelfi Bianchi
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The Palazzo della Credenza in Ivrea
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The Romanesque-Gothic history of the church of San Michele
The Roman temple beneath Spoleto's Sant'Ansano Church
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Porta Nuova: the lone survivor of Pavia's medieval gates
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