File:Eisden Koninginnepark1.jpg
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Nederlands: Koninginnepark in Tuinwijk Eisden Maasmechelen aangelegd naar aanleiding van het bezoek van koningin Elizabeth in 1922, voorzien van een marmeren standbeeld van de koningin door beeldhouwer A. Courtens |
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| Author | Eebie |
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This photo of immovable heritage has been taken in the Flemish Region
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This image was uploaded as part of the photo contest Wiki Loves Heritage in Belgium in 2018 in the European Year of Cultural Heritage.
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