File:Several authentic & priceless artifcats that survived Partition, now kept inside museum space within ISPaD's NYC main Office.jpg

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ISPaD was approached by the families these artifacts came from, respecting ISPaD as an NGO & entrusting these items to be kept safely and even publicly displayed for all to enjoy these beautiful works of art, used exclusively on special occasions.

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English: ISPaD was approached by the families these artifacts came from, respecting ISPaD as an NGO & entrusting these items to be kept safely and even publicly displayed for all to enjoy these beautiful works of art, used exclusively on special occasions.
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Source Survivors of Partition of the Indian Subcontinent donated/shared these artifacts that were family heirlooms for generations after hearing about The ISPaD Project and its new effort to create a Partition Studies Museum. The ISPaD Project was approached by the families these artifacts belonged to, respecting ISPaD as an NGO and trusting these items would be kept safely and perhaps even put on display for the public to appreciate these works of art that had the beauty to be used exclusively on "special occasions".
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Camera location40° 42′ 37.69″ N, 73° 48′ 21.21″ W  Heading=142.32229580574° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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