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"Broken Chair" is located on the representative Place of Nations, right in front of the UN headquarters in Geneva. This monument is a symbol of protest against the use of anti-personnel mines in ongoing wars. The chair is over 12 m high.
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"ZŁAMANE KRZESŁO" znajduje się na reprezentacyjnym Placu Narodów, tuż przed siedzibą ONZ w Genewie. Pomnik ten jest symbolem protestu przeciwko używaniu, w toczących się wojnach, min przeciwpiechotnych. Krzesło ma wysokość ponad 12 m.
Quai du Seujet, Geneva, Switzerland
A peaceful blue hour moment in Geneva along the docks. The building sitting on the water, named “Bâtiment des Forces Motrices”, is an old factory that became an opera house.
With 10,908 ft. Mt. Cascade looming in the background, Union Pacific's LUL41 local works the Geneva Pipe Mill Spur in Lindon, Utah on May 25, 2023.
Rio Grande GP30s No. 3007, 3022, and 3001 pull 65 cars through A-Yard at Geneva Steel in Vineyard, Utah on Jan. 15, 1994.
Nothing you see in this photo exists today. The steel mill shut down in 2001, the property was remediated, and now thousands of homes and businesses populate a city of 15,030 people (2024).
Last weekend, my husband and I got up to see the sunrise in Geneva, Illinois. We thought we were done shooting. As we were walking away, we turned and saw this.
An EMD SW9 shuffles a coil steel car through Geneva Steel of Utah's Vineyard plant the morning of Dec. 18, 1993. The mill would shut down in 2001, and the plant demolished.
GS 43 was built Duluth Missabe & Iron Range No. 11 in March 1953. It would later migrate Utah's Carbon County Railway, renumbered CBC 1201. By 1983, it would become Geneva Steel 43.
Historic timeline courtesy UtahRails.net.