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Massachusetts, Boston, famous Skinny House on Hull Street, North End

Manhattan: Greenwich Village, No 75 1 / 2 Bedford Street (b / w photo)
6025026 Manhattan: Greenwich Village, No 75 1/2 Bedford Street (b/w photo) by Bucovich, Mario (1884-1947); Private Collection; (add.info.: Greenwich Village, No 75 1/2 Bedford Street)

USA - Showing The Narrows St. John s
USA - Showing The Narrows St. Johns - Showing The Narrows St. John s. The Narrows, the only entrance to St. Johns Harbour, Newfoundland, is a narrow channel between the Southside and Signal hills

View of the Gorge, or Narrowest Point of the Western Prolongation Of
View of " the Gorge, " or Narrowest Point of the Western Prolongation of Victoria Harbour, Vancouver Island, with Trees of Abies Douglasii

Source Size = 3106 x 2113
The Narrowest Part of the River at Gebel Silsileh. Egypt, Engraving 1879

The Narrowest spot in the Dardanelles, Turkey
The Narrowest spot in the Dardanelles, a narrow strait in northwestern Turkey connecting the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara. Date: 1901

Picture No. 10761447
Morocco - At the narrowest spot of the Dades gorge in the southern High Atlas mountains, the road climbs up in dramatic serpentines. Date:

View of the Gorge, or Narrowest Point of the Western Prolongation of Victoria Harbour
View of " the Gorge, " or Narrowest Point of the Western Prolongation of Victoria Harbour, Vancouver Island, with Trees of Abies Douglasii

Source Size = 3106 x 2113
The Narrowest Part of the River at Gebel Silsileh. Egypt, Engraving 1879

Europes Smallest Window
The narrowest window in Europe! This vertical slit is between the stones in the wall of the George Hotel, Kingston upon Hull, Humberside, England. Date: 19th century

Corran Lighthouse
The lighthouse on Corran Narrows, Loch Linnhe. Argyllshire, Scotland. This is the narrowest point of the 30 mile long sea loch. Date: 19th century

View of the Narrows, Dardanelles, Turkey
View of the Narrows, the narrowest section of the Dardanelles straits, connecting the Mediterranean with the Black Sea, Turkey. Date: 20th century

Wwi / Gallipoli / Narrows
Ships of the Allied fleet bombard the Narrows, the narrowest section of the Dardanelles straits, connecting the Mediterranean with the Black Sea

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In the bustling streets of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, tucked away on No 75 1/2 Bedford Street, lies a hidden gem - the narrowest building you'll ever see. Standing proudly between its wider counterparts, this architectural marvel captivates passersby with its unique charm and slender silhouette. A black and white photograph captures its essence, showcasing its remarkable narrowness that defies logic. Across the vast expanse of America, another "narrowest" wonder awaits in St. John's - The Narrows. This natural beauty showcases a breathtaking view of a gorge or the narrowest point of the Western Prolongation Of something mysterious and awe-inspiring. With dimensions measuring at an impressive 3106 x 2113, it is hard to fathom such grandeur within such constrained boundaries. Traveling across continents to Turkey unveils yet another spectacle - the Dardanelles' narrowest spot. Picture No. 10761447 depicts this stunning location where land meets water in perfect harmony. As one gazes upon this sight, they can't help but marvel at nature's ability to create such intricacy within limited space. Victoria Harbour's western prolongation also boasts a mesmerizing view of a gorge or narrowest point that leaves visitors spellbound by its magnificence. With dimensions mirroring those seen in St John's earlier, it becomes evident that these wonders are not bound by geographical constraints. As we venture further into Europe, we stumble upon Corran Lighthouse with Europe's smallest window – an enchanting feature that adds character to this maritime structure overlooking treacherous waters. Finally returning to Turkey once more brings us face-to-face with the narrows of Dardanelles from World War I era during Gallipoli campaign – reminding us how even amidst conflict and chaos; nature continues to showcase her beauty through these constricted passages.