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    Question #61038. peasypod asks:

    It was designed by a US President, later seized by the government but recovered again and turned into a shrine. Today it is a museum. What was it, and how is it associated with race-tracks and strip joints?




    cfield01

    The one dollar bill? Actually, Rosevelt simply made the decision to put the Great Seal on the back of the one dollar bill as suggested by his Sec. of Agriculture.

    Dec 15 05, 3:29 PM
    my_baby_love

    But how was the one dollar bill seized by the government, recovered, turned into a shrine, and is today a museum.

    Dec 15 05, 8:11 PM
    peasypod

    Ooooh, so close, but no cigar.

    Dec 15 05, 9:02 PM
    twinflame

    Monticello? There was a quarter-horse racetrack called Monticello in upstate NY.

    Dec 16 05, 2:40 AM
    peasypod

    Well, yes, it was the Monticello, so yay, for you. The Golden Banana is still out there for the connection I was thinking of with strip-joints...

    Dec 16 05, 6:47 AM
    peasypod

    Anyone got the info for the two bits yet?

    Dec 19 05, 5:55 PM
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