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Taken in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in April 2006. Sculpture of Benjamin Franklin at the University of Pennsylvania, from which The Button purportedly comes.

Date

Photo: taken 2006-04-20
Statue: 1899[1]

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Photo: Jeffrey M. Vinocur
Statue:

John J. Boyle (1851–1917)
Description	American sculptor
Date of birth/death	between 1851(1851) and 1852(1852)	1917(1917)
Location of birth	New York City
Work location	U.S.

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	17:07, 4 May 2006		1,488 × 1,984 (999 KB)	Evrik	rotate image
	23:44, 20 April 2006		1,984 × 1,488 (1.13 MB)	JVinocur	{{Information\| \|Description=Taken in Wikipedia:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in April 2006. Sculpture of Wikipedia:Benjamin Franklin at the Wikipedia:University of Pennsylvania, from which Wikipedia:The Button purportedly comes. \|Source