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&#13;
City Hall has two sets of Lynn Ford doors: one set that was originally located on the east entrance is now on display in the east hall. The other set is the u-bend of the building. There are also ten brass and tin lamps crafted by Lynn and Rodolfo Cabral outside of the city council chambers.&#13;
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