Race Up The Eiffel Tower -- Here's what the aspiring and perspiring Athletes saw, if they stopped to look up on reaching the first platform. Almost four-fifths of the tower still loomed above them. The Eiffel tower, 985 feet high, is the World's third tallest structure, ranking after the empire state and Chrysler buildings in New York. November 15, 1946. (Photo by ACME).

Race Up The Eiffel Tower -- Here's what the aspiring and perspiring Athletes saw, if they stopped to look up on reaching the first platform. Almost four-fifths of the tower still loomed above them. The Eiffel tower, 985 feet high, is the World's third tallest structure, ranking after the empire state and Chrysler buildings in New York. November 15, 1946. (Photo by ACME).
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