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  Bicycle Bridge, Lafayette, Indiana

  In the 1940s and 1950s, children who lived in this leafy and historic section of Lafayette, Indiana -- among them, Brian Lamb-- dubbed this bridge which links two neighborhoods, "the bicycle bridge." Crossing it held the promise of undiscovered lands for adventurous children and gave the author a lifelong metaphor for the learning experience.
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  Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA and Bicycle Bridge caption

  Statue of Benjamin Franklin accompanied by following text: "Above: Statesman, scientist, printer and writer Benjamin Franklin, cast in bronze by George Lundeen, at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia.; Previous page: In the 1940s and 1950s, children who lived in this leafy and historic section of Lafayette, Indiana -- among them, Brian Lamb-- dubbed this bridge which links two neighborhoods, 'the bicycle bridge.' Crossing it held the promise of undiscovered lands for adventurous children and gave the author a lifelong metaphor for the learning experience."
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  Bicycle Bridge, Lafayette, Indiana

  In the 1940s and 1950s, children who lived in this leafy and historic section of Lafayette, Indiana -- among them, Brian Lamb-- dubbed this bridge which links two neighborhoods, "the bicycle bridge." Crossing it held the promise of undiscovered lands for adventurous children and gave the author a lifelong metaphor for the learning experience.
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  Bicycle Bridge, Lafayette, Indiana

  In the 1940s and 1950s, children who lived in this leafy and historic section of Lafayette, Indiana -- among them, Brian Lamb-- dubbed this bridge which links two neighborhoods, "the bicycle bridge." Crossing it held the promise of undiscovered lands for adventurous children and gave the author a lifelong metaphor for the learning experience.
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  Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA and Bicycle Bridge caption

  Statesman, scientist, printer and writer Benjamin Franklin, cast in bronze by George Lundeen, at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia.
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  Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Statesman, scientist, printer and writer Benjamin Franklin, cast in bronze by George Lundeen, at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long posing for a photo next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Statesman, scientist, printer and writer Benjamin Franklin, cast in bronze by George Lundeen, at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long stands next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long looking at a detail of a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long looking at a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia.
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  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long and Carol Hellwig next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Carol Hellwig by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Carol Hellwig stands next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long stands next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  Lea Anne Long by Benjamin Franklin statue, Printing Industries of America, Alexandria, VA

  Lea Anne Long stands next to a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin at headquarters of the Printing Industries of America in Alexandria, Virginia. The plaque embedded in the brick sidewalk has "Benjamin Franklin" written on it.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  Hamilton Park, Weehawken, New Jersey

  Hamilton Park in Weehawken, New Jersey, across the Hudson River from Manhattan, overlooks the site of the famous duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Behind John Rapetti's bust of Alexander Hamilton is the New York City skyline.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  A statue of James Madison, accompanied by the following text: "James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C."
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  A statue of James Madison. "James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C." (Caption taken from C0270B434_023)
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  James Madison statue, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

  James Madison, fourth President and "father of the Constitution," as depicted by Walker Hancock. The four-ton marble statue--and the Library of Congress's James Madison Memorial building-- were both dedicated on April 24th, 1980. The statue sits inside the library's James Madison Memorial Hall, on Independence avenue in Washington D.C.
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  Hamilton Park, Weehawken, New Jersey

  Hamilton Park in Weehawken, New Jersey, across the Hudson River from Manhattan, overlooks the site of the famous duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Behind John Rapetti's bust of Alexander Hamilton is the New York City skyline.
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  Hamilton Park, Weehawken, New Jersey

  Hamilton Park in Weehawken, New Jersey, across the Hudson River from Manhattan, overlooks the site of the famous duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Behind John Rapetti's bust of Alexander Hamilton is the New York City skyline.