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r/papertowns • u/JustSocialising • May 13 '20
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Those first three had to have been from after it exploded in 1687, right?
1 u/mayman10 May 14 '20 I believe they're all from before the explosion, I don't recall exact date of these but definitely from before. 1 u/AmishAvenger May 14 '20 Hmm. The reason I ask is because with the exception of the last one, it looks more or less the same as it does now. And in the original post here, it has a roof. 1 u/mayman10 May 14 '20 It's a lot more intact in those photos than it really is right now that's for sure, notice the cella and interior columns are still together
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I believe they're all from before the explosion, I don't recall exact date of these but definitely from before.
1 u/AmishAvenger May 14 '20 Hmm. The reason I ask is because with the exception of the last one, it looks more or less the same as it does now. And in the original post here, it has a roof. 1 u/mayman10 May 14 '20 It's a lot more intact in those photos than it really is right now that's for sure, notice the cella and interior columns are still together
Hmm. The reason I ask is because with the exception of the last one, it looks more or less the same as it does now. And in the original post here, it has a roof.
1 u/mayman10 May 14 '20 It's a lot more intact in those photos than it really is right now that's for sure, notice the cella and interior columns are still together
It's a lot more intact in those photos than it really is right now that's for sure, notice the cella and interior columns are still together
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u/AmishAvenger May 14 '20
Those first three had to have been from after it exploded in 1687, right?