Synonyms, Related Subjects, Ideas for Food Photos Motto300 calorie, 400 Cal, A baguette, A Basket of Cranberries, A Beef Medallion, A beefsteak tomato, A blue watering can, A Bosc Pear, A Bull Cow, |
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Motto Food Photos from Accent Alaska |
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Motto Food Photos from Danita Delimont |
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 Europe, Italy, Venice. Isola di San Giorgio Maggiore is located just across the Bacino Di San Marco from Piazza San Marco, Venice, Italy. |
 Europe, Italy, Odle Group. As echoes abound, its not absurd to yodle in the Odle Group, Dolomite Alps, Italy. |
 Europe, Italy, San Pietro. The Odle Group seem to be hovering over San Pietro in the Dolomite Alps, Italy. |
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Motto Food Photos from Bridgeman Art |
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 Pinkertons National Detective Agency, "We Never Sleep" (litho) |
 Emblem of the International Longshoremens Association, c.1886 (litho) |
 Am I Not A Man And A Brother, c.1850 (printing woodblock) |
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 Potter, James T. / WHS / Robertstock, Forward Statue. The bronze statue Forward stood on the North Hamilton walkway to the State Capitol when this picture was taken. The statue symbolizes the spirit of Wisconsin and was given the state motto for its name. In 1995 the statue was removed because of deterioration, conserved and put on permanent display in the lobby of the State Historical Society headquarters located at the University of Wisconsin - Madison campus at 816 State Street. A memorial to Wisconsin police officers who died in the line of duty took its place in 1998 on the corner of S. Pinckney and E. Mifflin. In August 1996, on the seventy-sixth anniversary of the womens suffrage movement, a smaller bronze replica of Forward was installed on the State Street steps. The money to produce the bronze replica was raised by the Friends of Forward Committee. Originally published in a Wisconsin State Journal column entitled Have You Seen This Madison?. The column ran from 1969 to 1977. |
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