The American University of Beirut Main Gate

• The Story Behind AUB Main Gate:

  The main gate of the American University of Beirut, located on Bliss Street, is a significant and iconic landmark of both the university and the surrounding neighborhood.
  
  Constructed in 1901, it was the primary entrance to the university for many years and has since become a masterpiece of architecture, designed by the American designer and architect Edward Pearce Casey.
  
  Throughout its existence, the gate has witnessed numerous important historical events, such as student protests and political demonstrations, and has become a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of Lebanon.
  
  Today, it continues to serve as an important reminder of the enduring legacy of the American University of Beirut and its historical significance to the country and a gateway to a better world.
  
  They May Have Life and Have It More Abundantly
  

  Read more in the story with each bookmark 

• Specifications:

- Material: Gold plated on brass base

- Size: 4 cm x 8 cm

- Black or White Bead for Tassel 
- Packaging: Presented in a black box (13 cm x 13 cm) with a story card and elegantly wrapped in a black gift bag.

• Care Instructions:

To maintain its shine, gently wipe with a soft cloth and keep dry.

• Unique Piece:

Each Bookmark is a one-of-a-kind treasure, preserving history, roots, and architectural splendor. They're not just bookmarks; they're a statement of history and style, inviting you to discover the beauty of heritage in every detail.

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