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Description Original description: "Prague Town Hall astronomical clock-calendar overview. The clock shows the phases of the moon and the signs of the zodiac. Built in 1410. Later additions include a procession of the apostles above and an 1870 calendar below. Photo taken May 16, 2004 by the spouse of User:Leonard G".
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