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English: Two of Philadelphia's former highest structures stand side by side in this photograph. In front we have the tower of City Hall and in the back One Liberty Place.
Nederlands: Twee hoge gebouwen in Philadelphia, welke ooit de titel van hoogste gebouw in de stad hebben gedragen, staan naast elkaar op deze foto. Het voorste gebouw is de toren van City Hall en het achterste One Liberty Place.
Date 5 July 2009
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Author Massimo Catarinella
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39° 57′ 10.49″ N, 75° 9′ 13.04″ W

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File change date and time 21:47, 16 July 2009
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Date metadata was last modified 23:47, 16 July 2009
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