File:John Lennon Peace Monument - PEACE ON EARTH - October 9th 2010.jpg

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Description	English: A photograph of the John Lennon Peace Monument that was unveiled on John Lennon's 70th Birthday by Julian and Cynthia Lennon on October 9th 2010 in Chavasse Park, Liverpool, England.
Date	9 October 2010
Source	Creative Concern Ant Clausen
Author	Lauren Voiers Creator: Creative Concern Ant Clausen

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Camera manufacturer	NIKON CORPORATION
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Copyright holder	Ant Clausen Photography Ltd
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