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The William Pitt statue that Timothy Dexter left in Newburyport
A wooden statue of William Pitt, sculpted by eccentric businessman Timothy Dexter in the eighteenth century, is displayed at the Old Newbury Museum in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Medieval barn threatened by Heathrow expansion, campaigners say
Red Sea Terminal in Hurghada, Egypt
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Architect Paul Revere Williams fought racism and transformed Los Angeles
Paul Revere Williams, California's first licensed African American architect, completed around 3,000 projects that helped define Los Angeles's look during the 20th century.
Church of the Assumption in San Sebastián de La Gomera preserves history since the 15th century
The Church of San Sebastián in La Gomera, dating from the 15th century, is one of the best-preserved historic buildings in the Canary Islands and is associated with Christopher Columbus's visit before his voyage to the Americas.
Readers Corner: 80 Years of History in Downtown Cairo
Readers Corner, an iconic bookshop located in downtown Cairo, celebrates 80 years preserving history and adapting to the changes in its surroundings.
Jean Paul Getty: from reclusive businessman to world's richest man
Jean Paul Getty, who made his first million dollars at 24 after discovering oil in Oklahoma, became the world's richest man in 1966 while running his empire from a fortified mansion in southeast England.
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