File:RushmoreWithLeftJefferson.jpg
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English: Early on in the construction of Mount Rushmore, Jefferson was intended to be on the left of Washington. The rock however was unstable and the incomplete Jefferson was destroyed- with a fresh likeness carved to the right of Washington. |
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| Source | Cropped from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount_Rushmore_National_Memorial_-_welcome_sign_during_construction.jpg and slight levels adjustment |
| Author | Unknown national park service employee before 1941. |
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