File:NY Life Bldg St-Gaudens Eagle Kansas City MO.jpg
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English: Eagle sculpture by Louis St. Gaudens on New York Life Insurance Building, Kansas City, Missouri |
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located at 20 West Ninth Street, Kansas City, Missouri
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