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	Mole Antonelliana- Torino, Italy - VirtualTourist.com
		In the case of the Mole, a three-colour red-white-green light, representing the Italian flag, was projected on its dome.
		The 167m (550ft) Mole, by Alessandro Antonelli was meant to be a synagogue, but the city finished it in 1897 and used it to house the Risorgimento museum.
		Mole Antonelliana, a high tower which serves as a symbol of the city.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Italy/Piemonte/Torino-141606/Things_To_Do-Torino-Mole_Antonelliana-BR-1.html (1335 words)

	Mole Antonelliana: Tutte le informazioni su Mole Antonelliana su Encyclopedia.it (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Antonelli lavorò alla Mole fino alla sua morte: era diventata leggendaria la specie di ascensore azionato da carrucola che portava il quasi novantenne architetto a diverse decine di metri d'altezza per verificare personalmente lo stato dei lavori.
		Il 23 maggio 1953 un altro violentissimo nubifragio, accompagnato da una tromba d'aria, fece precipitare ben 47 metri della guglia, che venne ricostruita nel 1961 non più in muratura ma con una struttura metallica rivestita di pietra.
		La Mole fu una delle prime costruzioni a venire illuminata mediante piccole fiammelle di gas cittadino sul finire del XIX secolo.
	www.encyclopedia.it /m/mo/mole_antonelliana.html (580 words)

	extra-torino :: The guide of Torino
		Originally the Mole was supposed to be a Jewish temple, but the structure was later bought by the City of Turin.
		Today the Mole is the site of the National Museum of Cinema (which used to be housed at Palazzo Chiablese).
		The Mole Antonelliana is 167.5 meters tall, and atop the cupola stands the bright and controversial sculpture by Mario Merz entitled “Il volo dei numeri” (the flight of numbers).
	www.extratorino.it /ENG/scheda.php?ID=117&categoriaID=11 (123 words)

	Mole Antonelliana - Torino - Da vedere a Torino Monumenti Torino
		Mole Antonelliana - Torino - Da vedere a Torino Monumenti Torino
		Nel trentennio, tra gli anni ’60 e ’90, la Mole Antonelliana, venne usata come “balcone sulla città”, grazie all’ascensore che porta in cima alla cupola dove c’è un piccolo belvedere, ma anche per le mostre temporanee.
		La Mole Antonelliana è raffigurata sul verso della moneta da 2 centesimi di euro coniata dalla Repubblica Italiana.
	www.italiaabc.it /torino/monumenti/mole-antonelliana.html (177 words)

	La Mole Antonelliana by A-Torino.com
		La Mole Antonelliana, con i suoi 167,5 metri, è l’edificio in muratura più alto d’Italia.
		Dalla vetta della Mole è possibile ammirare tutta la città di Torino con la visione a 360° dei tetti e del Po, che appare come una striscia lucente che attraversa la città.
		La visita alla Mole rappresenta un’esperienza unica prima ancora di arrivare sulla terrazza.
	www.a-torino.com /mole_antonelliana.html (201 words)

	La Mole Antonelliana, Turin
		At over 167 metres, La Mole was the highest brick building in the world at the time of its completion and remains the tallest building in Turin.
		Architect Alessandro Antonelli quickly modified his original design to increase the planned height from around 66 metres to 113 metres, and he fell out with the commissioning Jewish community due to the resulting increase in costs and construction time.
		La Mole Antonelliana was eventually finished in 1889, a year after Antonelli's death, the final height of 167 metres more than 100 metres higher than originally planned!
	www.bella-torino.com /la-mole-antonelliana-turin.html (306 words)

	Mole Antonelliana, Turin
		From Piazza Castello the arcaded Via Po runs southeast, passing close to the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti (collection of pictures), to the Piazza Vittorio Veneto, a square in Neo- Classical style on the banks of the Po (1830).
		A short distance north of Via Po, in the Via Montebello, rises the huge Mole Antonelliana, begun by Alessandro Antonelli in 1863 as a synagogue, with a tall spire added in 1878-80 (167m/551ft high, with a lift to 85m/281ft; fine views from the top).
		Inside the Mole Antonelliana is the National Museum of Cinema, with collections related to the history of photography and cinema.
	www.planetware.com /turin/mole-antonelliana-i-pi-tum.htm (175 words)

	Arounder: Italia: Torino: Museo Nazionale del Cinema alla Mole Antonelliana: virtual tour, mappa
		Arounder: Italia: Torino: Museo Nazionale del Cinema alla Mole Antonelliana: virtual tour, mappa
		Arounder : Torino : Museo Nazionale del Cinema alla Mole Antonelliana
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	torino.arounder.com /museo_nazionale_del_cinema (62 words)

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		Marytown is the national center of the Militia of the Immaculata (Ml) Marian consecration movement, founded by St. Maximilian in 1917.
		Turin Cathedral, Holy Shroud Chapel, and Mole Antonelliana, Turin, Italy.
		This Website was created by a partnership of the Town of Lourdes and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes.
	www.ourladyofhumility.org /links.htm (4038 words)

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