Image: Cotton Exchange Building plague 2017

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Description: A picture of the plague directly above the 1930 cornerstone of the American Stock Exchange in New York City. The plague is grey with sketched pictures of stockbrokers outside a building, next to a lamp-post. The text reads: "On June 27, 1921, the curbstone brokers moved from their outdoor Market on Broad Street to establish on this site the indoor securities market that became the American Stock Exchange. 1921-Golden Anniversary-1971."
Title: American Stock Exchange Building plague 2017
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Author: Benji the Pen
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