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              <text>Mary Young Pickersgill House; Star-Spangled Banner Flag House</text>
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              <text>Brick Buildings&#13;
National Songs&#13;
Row Houses&#13;
Stores &amp; Shops&#13;
War (War of 1812)</text>
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              <text>Exterior photograph of the Flag House at 844 East Pratt &amp; Albemarle Streets, Baltimore, MD. Also known as the Mary Young Pickersgill House; associated with the Star-Spangled Banner. Surveyed as part of the Historic American Buildings Survey.</text>
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              <text>Documentation compiled after 1933</text>
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              <text>No known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government. Courtesy of Library of Congress</text>
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