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| The southern entrance to the large bulk of a building that is the
National Building Museum.
| The view from the west.
| Inside is a large space that's used for grand event such as inaugural
balls. I can understand why.
This is a stitched panorama.
| A single shot inside (in case the stitching didn't work).
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| Looking along the large courtyard from an upper floor. Allegedly,
these columns are among the tallest indoor columns in the world.
| A shot of my collection of pictures of rows of flags. How many do you
recognize?
| And another shot of the rows of flags.
There were flags
everywhere.. These are just a sample.
| An exhibit of models of famous buildings, made out of legos.
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| Details about the building in foreground left of the previous picture.
Located in Dubai, it's Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
| Fallingwater, the famous Frank Lloyd Wright house sited over a waterfall.
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| Gateway Arch. Curves are hard to make with legos, but the artist
managed. It was made easy by the size.
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| It's too bad this remarkable tower (the Chicago Spire) in Chicago is on
indefinite hold.
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| The exhibit sold "Lego Architecture" for building small models of famous
sites, some seen in the exhibit and some, such as the Guggenheim and the
Space Needle, not seen. I wish I had these types of legos as a kid.
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| Fodder for Square Panorama
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| Fodder for Vertical Panorama
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