Notable High Buildings of the World, 1896
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Interesting to note that in 1896 three pyramids were listed as top 50 ‘tall buildings’.
Barely over a century ago and 2 in the top 10 are from over 4000 years ago.
True words, some authentic words dude. You rocked my day.
Also interesting: The Statue of liberty is just called “Bartholdi statue”
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Actually, the Qutub Minar in New Delhi, India should have been in the 32nd place with the height of 237.8 ft. It was completed in 1368 AD.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qutb_Minar