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Stock Photo: Cloth Bat Sculptures Fly Through An Abandoned Storefront Window

ID 303912019 © Mnassal | Megapixl.com

Dec 2023 - Peabody Essex Museum - Salem, Massachusetts. Cloth bats fill a glass storefront advertising the Bats exhibit in the museum after Halloween. Image was captured on analog black and white film

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