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Not all prisons have iron bars; some are made of marble and gold. Today, we step inside another 19th-century marvel to uncover the strict daily life and breathtaking architecture of the Gilded Age. 🗝️ Subscribe to explore the hidden truths behind history's most beautiful facades! 🔔 Turn on notifications so you don't miss our next historical deep dive. 💬 What was the most shocking rule of this era to you? Tell me in the comments!
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