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Verona, Piazza Brà, Exterior of Arena

from Cornell University Library

• Ann Wuyts said:

  Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Heritage Key, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

• Ann Wuyts said:

  *coughs* Photographer: Fratelli Alinari (Italian, 1852-present) *end cough*

• Cornell University Library said:

  Thanks for the note -- we're pulling this metadata programmatically (otherwise we'd lose our minds!) and sometimes, things get mixed up.

• luca rizzardi said:

  This photo was taken NOT BEFORE 1873 (the year the garden was created).

Florence. Uffizi Gallery and Palazzo Vecchio

from Cornell University Library

• Buonaventura's & Carla's said:

  
  Saremmo lieti di ospitare la tua foto in:
  We'd be really happy if you agree to post it in:
  Monumenti nel mondo – Monuments in the world

• Cornell University Library said:

  This project has gotten a new interest for CUL. Buonaventura's & Carla's we will be happy to add this image to your group! Grazie!

Messina. Cathedral

from Cornell University Library

• bluemorphetta said:

  This is how the Duomo looked like more than 100 years ago, before my grand-grandparents died in the quake of 1908. My grandma could remember that "there was a time when the Duomo had no tower". Really, there was a time before than this, when it had two.