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He died in 1893 in his third-floor bedroom, which is preserved with Booth artifacts.

Professor Kleiner also discusses the Stadium of Domitian, the shape of which is preserved in Rome's Piazza Navona.

You can see it slipping away in his correspondence with Koussevitzky, which is preserved at the Library of Congress.

Along the way grim humour is derived from Pete conducting a one-sided conversation with the deteriorating corpse which is preserved with an infusion of anti-freeze.

The map traces the path of the aqueduct, much of which is preserved as parkland, and points out where remnants of the old aqueduct can still be found.

Hundreds of visitors listened to presentations by descendants and the plantation's curators at Mount Vernon, which is preserved as a living relic of Washington's day.

I did notice that, when Griffin spoke, his voice was softer than the Great One's, which is preserved on dozens of YouTube clips.

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The council was held in a grove under a great oak, the stump of which is preserved in a park along Main Street.

In this case, the picture "Agar and the Angel" dated 1729, which is preserved in a private collection, settles the question of authorship.

Jewish legends also circulated in the form of chapbooks, a large selection of which is preserved in the library of the Yiddish Scientific Institute in New York City.