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Federal Building, 2013, detail of entrance

Detail of the entrance of the Federal Building from 2013, highlighting architectural features.

Detail of the entrance of the Federal Building from 2013, highlighting architectural features.

This photograph captures a detailed view of the entrance of the Federal Building taken in 2013, showcasing its architectural features.

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Federal Building

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Downtown

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Ann Hall Collection

CatalogAH-2013-001

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