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H.M.C.S. Haida - Toronto
H.M.C.S. HAIDA. Haida is a Tribal Class destroyer, the last Tribal Class Destroyer in the world. She is Canada's most famous warship, having sunk more enemy tonnage than any other ship in the Royal Canadian Navy. The Provincial Government took over the operation of the ship in 1970, and moved her to Ontario Place where she floats proudly and peacefully.
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H.M.C.S. Haida - Toronto
H.M.C.S. HAIDA. Haida is a Tribal Class destroyer, the last Tribal Class Destroyer in the world. She is Canada's most famous warship, having sunk more enemy tonnage than any other ship in the Royal Canadian Navy. The Provincial Government took over the operation of the ship in 1970, and moved her to Ontario Place where she floats proudly and peacefully.
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H.M.C.S. Haida - Toronto
H.M.C.S. HAIDA. Haida is a Tribal Class destroyer, the last Tribal Class Destroyer in the world. She is Canada's most famous warship, having sunk more enemy tonnage than any other ship in the Royal Canadian Navy. The Provincial Government took over the operation of the ship in 1970, and moved her to Ontario Place where she floats proudly and peacefully.
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Hall of Knight's - Den Hague
Parliament & Hall of Knight's. Parliament & Hall of Knight's The Hague developed in the 13th century as a settlement around a hunting lodge, built by order of the Count of Holland. The Hall of Knights, where you are now, was the reception and party hall of the lodge. In the 15th century, Philip the Good held meetings here with the knights of the Golden Fleece. Another member of the House of Burgundy, Charles the Bold, resided here for some time in order to administer justice. In the course of time the hall fulfilled quite a lot of functions: during the Napoleonic days it was used as a hospital and stables.
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Independence Hall - Philadelphia
Independence HallIndependence Hall was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House. It was a symbol of the nation to come. At the time it was the most ambitious public building in the thirteen colonies. The Provincial government paid for construction as they went along, so it was finished piecemeal. It wasn't until 1753, 21 years after the groundbreaking, before it was completed. It was the original ""Philadelphia lawyer,"" none other than Andrew Hamilton that oversaw the planning and worked to guarantee its completion. Hamilton had won renown for his successful 1735 defense of Peter Zenger in New York that was to become a freedom-of-the-press landmark.
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Jury's Inn - Belfast
Jurys Inn Belfast is located in the centre of Belfast on Fisherwick Place, while adjacent to the Opera House, City Hall and the city's main business districts. Just two minutes' walk away are the major shopping areas of Donegall Place and the Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, stretching from Great Victoria Street to Shaftesbury Square, with its myriad of lively bars and restaurants, also is within a short walk.
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Jury's Inn - Belfast
Jurys Inn Belfast is located in the centre of Belfast on Fisherwick Place, while adjacent to the Opera House, City Hall and the city's main business districts. Just two minutes' walk away are the major shopping areas of Donegall Place and the Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, stretching from Great Victoria Street to Shaftesbury Square, with its myriad of lively bars and restaurants, also is within a short walk.
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Jury's Inn - Belfast
Jurys Inn Belfast is located in the centre of Belfast on Fisherwick Place, while adjacent to the Opera House, City Hall and the city's main business districts. Just two minutes' walk away are the major shopping areas of Donegall Place and the Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, stretching from Great Victoria Street to Shaftesbury Square, with its myriad of lively bars and restaurants, also is within a short walk.
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Jury's Inn - Belfast
Jurys Inn Belfast is located in the centre of Belfast on Fisherwick Place, while adjacent to the Opera House, City Hall and the city's main business districts. Just two minutes' walk away are the major shopping areas of Donegall Place and the Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, stretching from Great Victoria Street to Shaftesbury Square, with its myriad of lively bars and restaurants, also is within a short walk.
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Jury's Inn - Belfast
Jurys Inn Belfast is located in the centre of Belfast on Fisherwick Place, while adjacent to the Opera House, City Hall and the city's main business districts. Just two minutes' walk away are the major shopping areas of Donegall Place and the Castlecourt Centre, while the city's golden mile, stretching from Great Victoria Street to Shaftesbury Square, with its myriad of lively bars and restaurants, also is within a short walk.
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