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The document provides a historical overview of buildings and structures located along Pärnu highway in Tallinn, Estonia. It describes the Jaani Church built in 1862, the Scandic Palace Hotel constructed in 1937, and the English College formerly known as the Female Commercial School built in 1916. Additionally, it mentions the Estonian Drama Theatre built in 1910, the Opera Theatre and concert hall "Estonia" constructed in 1913, and the Revel bank building from 1912 with its three-level interior courtyard.
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