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Lewis Hayden (1816-1889) was born a slave and eventually escaped with his wife to settle in Boston. Lewis later became a leader in the abolitionist movement and the Hayden House became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.
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Image of Brezhnev entertaining guests in his dacha
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A photo portrait of Leo Tolstoy, the first color photo portrait in Russia.

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This picture is the modern day exterior of the Lenkov Theater.
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A late 1850s sketch of Leningradsky railway station in Moscow. At the time of the photograph, the station was named Nikolaevsky in honor of Tsar Nicholas I.
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Lenin's Mausoleum
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Photo of Lenin's famed dacha/estate.
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