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    Architecture walking tour in Des Moines

    By Jeriann Ritter,

    5 hours ago

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    DES MOINES, Iowa — The city of Des Moines is full of beautiful buildings and now you can learn more about how they came to be.

    Architecture on the Move is this Friday. It’s a walking tour that anyone can take with guides from the Iowa Architectural Foundation.

    Laura Porter, the foundation’s executive director, joined WHO 13’s Jeriann Ritter to talk about it.

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