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Belgian Stock Market photograph.
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This image is available for purchase as prints or posters
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Belgian Stock Market
(La Bourse)

Built: 1867-1873
Designed by: Léon Suys
Type: Office Building
Location: 2, Rue Henri Maus, Brussels, Belgium
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