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D'aug Days (Pronounced Dog) Is a Month Long Presentation of All the Arts at Downtown Cincinnati's Immensely Popular Public Plaza, Fountain Square. Electronic Music 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Vine Street Entrance to Fountain Square. Base of Du Bois Tower at Left. Tyler Davidson Fountain at Center Right 06/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square in Downtown Cincinnati Is a Public Square That Works for the City and Its People in a Myriad of Ways: Israeli Birthday Celebration 05/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square in Downtown Cincinnati Is a Public Square That Works for the City and Its People in a Myriad of Ways: School Class Takes a Lunch Break 05/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square in Downtown Cincinnati Is a Public Square That Works for the City and Its People in a Myriad of Ways: School Class Takes a Lunch Break 05/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square's Underground Garage 09/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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> Fountain Square During a Noon Concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The Square's "Sitting Walls" Are Put to Good Use 09/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square in Foreground. Buildings in Row Are Du Bois Tower (Tall), Post Office (U-Shaped), Federal Building, and Proctor and Gamble (With Park). I-71 in Rear 09/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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D'aug Days (Pronounced Dog) Is a Month Long Presentation of All the Arts at Downtown Cincinnati's Immensely Popular Public Plaza, Fountain Square. Watching a Performance 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square's "Sitting Walls" Are Well Used During a Noontime Concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. A Week of These Noon Concerts Is an Annual Summer Event 09/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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August Brings the "D'aug Days" to Fountain Square. "D'aug Days" Is a Month Long Festival of Arts Presented to, for, and Sometimes by, the People. the Celebrations Group of New York Dances in Front of the Tyler Davidson Fountain 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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People Stroll Across Fountain Square, on Their Way to Shops and Offices. Tyler Davidson Fountain Is at Right Center 07/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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August Brings the "D'aug Days" to Fountain Square. "D'aug Days" Is a Month Long Festival of Arts Presented to, for, and Sometimes by, the People. the New Media Theater of Cincinnati and the Celebrations Group of New York Dance in the Square 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Fountain Square During a Noon Concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Woman Campaigning for a City Council Candidate Finds Beat of the Music Irresistible 09/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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One of the Three Marble Chess Tables That Are Permanent Fixtures at Fountain Square. Intersection of Fifth and Vine Streets in Background 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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At the Tyler Davidson Fountain, in Fountain Square Downtown Cincinnati's Popular Public Plaza, a Young Man Listens to the Radio with One Ear, Play of the Water with the Other 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Cincinnati Bought the Privately-Owned Transit System Renamed It "Metro" and Put New Paint on the Buses. the New System Is Introduced at Noontime in Downtown Fountain Square 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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August Brings the "D'aug Days" to Fountain Square. "D'aug Days" Is a Month Long Festival of Arts Presented to, for, and Sometimes by, the People. Marilyn Woods, Director of the "Celebrations Group" of New York, Dances in the Square 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Ticket Booth During a Performance at Fountain Square 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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D'aug Days (Pronounced Dog) Is a Month Long Presentation of All the Arts at Downtown Cincinnati's Immensely Popular Public Plaza, Fountain Square. Rock Band Entertains at Noon 08/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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Girl with Book and Bench-Sitters in Fountain Square 07/1973 by U.S. National Archives

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