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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?
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#61038. Asked by peasypod. (Dec 15 05 6:43 AM)
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cfield01
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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.
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my_baby_love
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But how was the one dollar bill seized by the government, recovered, turned into a shrine, and is today a museum.
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peasypod
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Ooooh, so close, but no cigar.
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twinflame
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Monticello? There was a quarter-horse racetrack called Monticello in upstate NY.
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peasypod
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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...
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peasypod
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Anyone got the info for the two bits yet?
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