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White statue of Christopher Columbus stands atop a grand staircase leading to the pink Government House in Nassau, The Bahamas, with two flags and lush greenery surrounding the scene.
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mansion, Nassau, The Bahamas
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  • harbour of Nassau, Bahamas
    Nassau

    …buildings include three old forts; Government House (1803–06), a pink-and-white mansion overlooking the city; the Anglican Christ Church Cathedral (1837); the octagonal Nassau Public Library (1797); and the government buildings around Parliament Square in the city centre.

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    …buildings include three old forts; Government House (1803–06), a pink-and-white mansion overlooking the city; the Anglican Christ Church Cathedral (1837); the octagonal Nassau Public Library (1797); and the government buildings around Parliament Square in the city centre.

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