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In certain locales, the original structures no longer exist or are in disrepair -- like the dilapidated former residence of Carter G. Woodson, the historian who, in 1926, started Black History Week, the inspiration for Black History Month.

The main gallery is a towering, slightly dilapidated room, and taking residence there this winter is "Retainer," a sculpture by the Iranian-born, Berlin-based artist Nairy Baghramian.

Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.

"It looked dilapidated," she said.

It renovated dilapidated clinics.

Some museums are dilapidated.

Many hospitals and schools are dilapidated.

that are growing more dilapidated each year.

Poland's physical plant is dilapidated.

Many of the remaining houses are dilapidated.

But everything is deteriorated -- dilapidated.