File:Inside Eugene Main Post Office 3 (Eugene, Oregon).jpg

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English: Sometime after construction of the Eugene main post office, a light fixture was hung from the ceiling, effectively obscuring the ceiling details. Ignore the 1943 U.S. Treasury Section of Painting and Sculpture artist Carl Morris mural.
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