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Death Valley Junction, California, United States – January 20, 2021: Marta Becket's Amargosa Opera House, a unique tourist attraction, occupies the highway intersection in Death Valley Junction.

Water tower in Desert Hot Springs, California. Centered in frame with panoramic snow capped San Gorgonio Mountains in the background

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large dimension panorama, aerial view of historic Route 66 along with railroad and new interstate highway

California, USA - November 26, 2019: information sign at the entrance to the national park Joshua Tree, Arizona

Aerial view of a mining quarry with heavy machinery, surrounded by forest.

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Spartanburg, S.C. / USA - May 4, 2019: The sign for the famous Beacon restaurant, a popular BBQ place in Spartanburg that is referenced in other cities around the world.

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Aerial view of Jacobs Canyon near Attavyros mountain. Brown massive stones and rocks in mountain canyon. Located between Siana and Embona. Rhodes, Greece.

Aerial view of car on winding forest road in wilderness

Aerial Shot of the Amelia Island Lighthouse

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The iconic lighthouse of Biarritz, under a vibrant blue sky. Tamaris trees at the foreground.

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Death Valley National Park, California, USA - January 3, 2018 : Stovepipe Wells way-station in the northern part of Death Valley.

$During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) an outbreak of leprosy on the island of Tenerife began to raise alarm; by 1940 a total of 197 cases had been reported. Early medicine lacked a familiarity with the infectious disease, and this was reflected in crude methods of therapy and treatment of the afflicted.\n\nAt the time it was believed quarantined isolation in an arid, temperate climate was the most appropriate solution to dealing with the malady. Tenerife’s first leprosy station was on the north side of the island. The second would be located in Arico, near “Los Abriguitos” and present-day Abades.\n\nThe location was also conveniently out of the way of the public’s eye. Spanish ruler Francisco Franco’s Falange military would oversee the southern leper colony project, which was given the green light in 1942.\n\nSpanish architect Jose Enrique Marrero Regalado (pictured above right), was well-versed in neo-canario monumental design, and tasked to pen the sanatorium structures. He is also credited with the Basilica in Candelaria, the Cabildo and the Mercado de Nuestra Señora de África in Santa Cruz, and the Siboney Building in Santander, Spain.\n\nThe “Sanatorio de Abona” consisted of forty buildings, including a crematorium, dormitories, a hospital, and the impressive church. Patients were to be separated for the healthy and sick by gender. The sanatorium itself contained a dining hall, exam rooms, temporary residential quarters, and a recreation area.$

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