EIFFEL TOWER, PARIS, FRANCE. -- This enormous monument surpasses anything of the kind hitherto erected. From all parts of the city its graceful head may be seen, competely dwarfing into insignificance every public building and spire that Paris contains. It has three platforms. The first, of vast extent and comfortably arranged for many hundred vistors at a time, contains cafés and restaurants. The second is 376 feet from the ground, and the third, 863 feet. The total height of the Tower is 985 feet, being the loftiest monument in the world.
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około 1890
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Scanned from A Photographic Trip Around the World, John W. Illiff & Co., Chicago, 1892. Copyright expired.
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