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		<title>By: Newport&#8217;s East Row historic district walking tour now available on smartphones &#8212; UrbanCincy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Newport&#8217;s East Row historic district walking tour now available on smartphones &#8212; UrbanCincy</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] a popular area for wealthy business owners and merchants in the late 1800s, Newport&#8217;s historic East Row district boasts proud architectural examples of Italianate, American Four Square, and Queen Anne. Over time [...]</description>
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