File:Just another Alamo afternoon.jpg
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| Description | Normal mid-afternoon weekday activity around Tony Rosenthal's sculpture Alamo, better known as the "Astor Place Cube", in the middle of Astor Place. |
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Own work Alamo (sculpture) by Tony Rosenthal |
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