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Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, Quebec
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Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré
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Château de Lavaux-Sainte-Anne.
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Saint Anne
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The "L'Homme-Rivière" ("The River-man") monument. In 2002, a memorial was unveiled on Sainte-Anne between the Price Building and its right-hand neighbour (67–71 Sainte-Anne Street, a set of rowhouses)
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Saint Anne Mosaic, Marian Year 1954, by Boris Anrep
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German, 16th century. Relief of the St. Annes Head, Annakirche Dueren
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House around Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade
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German, 15th century, Legends of St Anne
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St. Anne's Episcopal Church (Middletown, Delaware)
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Coeur Anne.
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Fish seller on local market in Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe. Among the fish sold are two individuals of mahi-mahi or dolphin-fish (Coryphaena hippurus).
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The Parish Church of Saint Anne, Kew
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Round church In the direction of the Kis Duna, the downtown parish-church, built by the architect Ignác Oratsek can be admired. A bit farther is the Classicist Church of Saint Anne
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Sculpted "calvaries" can be found in many villages.
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Boucher - anne
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1901 photochrom print of original church
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Duane G. Carey
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During the Middle Ages, the floor of the cathedral had been covered by tombstones. For hygienic reasons, only the tradition of burying the bishops in their episcopal church has been preserved. However, some tombstones have been returned and can be seen today. The cathedral has only retained tombs dating back to the 17th century. Two bishops' tombs can be found in the crypt under the choir. The building contains the following features: * Chapel of the Ancient Baptismal Fonts (pos. 1 ground plan):
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Clos Lucé garden and boutique
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The garden contains just over a hundred statues, monuments, and fountains, scattered throughout the grounds French
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Blois cominus et eminus.
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Fort Chambly
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The Landévennec Abbey in Finistère, destroyed in 913 by Vikings, but since 1950 bought and rebuilt by the Benedictines of Kerbénéat.
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Terrebonne with Montreal in the background.
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Fitzpatrick Building
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Andrew R. McGill House
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Moneague College
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Traditional houses on the Île Feydeau. Since 1995, Nantes has been divided into 11 neighbourhoods, each resembling a historic city quarter.
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Giesen-Hauser House