World’s tallest candle built in New York city church
Antonino Ajello of New York City built the world’s largest candle, standing 118 feet high, intended to burn one day a year. The candle is placed in an Italian church in memory of Enrico Caruso and is said to last 1,800 years.
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World at a Glance and Bank Story From Roosevelt Era
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