This document provides directions and information for visitors to the historic district of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. It begins with directions from I-55, instructing drivers to take Exit 150 and follow signs for 4.6 miles before turning right onto Market Street to enter the historic district. The rest of the document promotes attractions in the historic district like shops, historic homes, bed and breakfasts, restaurants and encourages visitors to ask the Welcome Center staff for assistance during their stay.

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Welcome to French Colonial Ste. Genevieve, Missouri!
Named one of America’s Dozen Distinctive Destinations
in 2008, Ste. Genevieve has much to offer.
We invite you to spend the weekend. Bed & breakfasts
are located throughout the Historic District. Enjoy
shopping, wine tasting, dining and touring some of
Missouri’s finest historic homes, all within walking
distance of your bed & breakfast.
Start your day by shopping at the many unique gift
shops located throughout the district. Find treasures,
gifts and works of art. Take an afternoon tour of the
historic homes, where you will learn about our rich
heritage. A day trip to one of the many wineries in our
area is also a great way to spend an afternoon.
Enjoy dinner at any of the many restaurants for which
Ste. Genevieve is known. Rest soundly at your bed and
breakfast for the evening, and we guarantee you will
experience a relaxing, enjoyable weekend!
Please ask any of the merchants for more information or
stop by the Welcome Center, where the staff will be
happy to assist you.
Enjoy your stay!
Visitors’ Guide
As of April 2012

2. Perched on the west bank of the Mississippi River, the village of
Ste. Genevieve was settled in the late 1740s about two miles
south of its present location. The village was one of several im-
portant French communities forming a region known as the
“Illinois Country,” part of the vast territory held by France in
North America at the time. Many of Ste. Genevieve’s earliest
residents were French-Canadian habitants who farmed the rich,
alluvial soil adjacent to the village, and produced salt and lead
from nearby creeks and mines.
Major events impacted Ste. Genevieve, when in 1762 at the
close of the French and Indian War, France ceded all her
holdings west of the Mississippi River to Spain. Despite the
transfer and new Spanish government in the region, Ste.
Genevieve retained its distinctive French character and
language. A disastrous flood in 1785 triggered the gradual
relocation of the village to higher ground between the forks of
the Gabouri Creek, the site of present-day Ste. Genevieve.
Much of historic Ste. Genevieve’s charm and ambiance is due
to the remarkable preservation of the features of that colonial
settlement. Narrow streets and fenced gardens surround some of
the most significant eighteenth-century architecture in America.
These “French-colonial” style buildings were constructed from
massive logs, hewn and set vertically to form the walls of the
home. Heavy timbers were mortised and pegged into sturdy
trusses that supported the impressive hipped roof covering the
house and its wide porches. Fascinating variations of this archi-
tectural style, known as poteaux-en-terre and poteaux-sur-sole,
are found in the historic homes of colonial Ste. Genevieve, as
well as in Quebec and Normandy. Historians and architects
continue to study these buildings, true links with our French
colonial past.
As the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 propelled Ste. Genevieve into
another chapter in history, its French-speaking residents sud-
denly found themselves citizens of the United States. Soon the
rush of Americans into the Louisiana Territory left its mark in
Ste. Genevieve. Merchants, lawyers and entrepreneurs settled in
the village, building their homes and businesses among
the old French houses, creating the delightful mix of early
nineteenth-century architecture found today. German
immigrants in the mid-century left a legacy of charming brick
homes and stores throughout the community.
Today Ste. Genevieve’s National Landmark Historic District
offers visitors an unparalleled glimpse into its colonial past.
Its residents join together to preserve and interpret this most re-
markable community.
annual events
& festivals
FEBRUARY
King’s Ball
First Saturday in February
Felix Vallé House State Historic Site Open House
Second Sunday in February
APRIL
Ecole De Soldat, School of the Soldier
Earth Day
MAY
Bolduc House Museum Herb and Plant Sale
First full weekend in May
Annual Spring Garden Walk and Sale
Weekend following Mother’s Day
JUNE
The French Festival
French Veillée
Second full weekend in June
JULY
Freedom Celebration
Free Musical Concert in Pere Marquette Park
July 4th
County Fair
Second full weekend in July
AUGUST
Jour de Fête
Day of Celebration Arts, Crafts, Gifts and Collectibles Fair
Second full weekend in August
SEPTEMBER
Plein Air Event
End of September through first week of October
OCTOBER
Backstoppers Bike & Badge Rally
Promenade des Arts
Rural Heritage Day
Spirit Reunion in Memorial Cemetery
DECEMBER
Holiday Christmas Festival
Celebrate the season with music, food, friends& family
First full weekend in December
French Christmas
Felix Vallé House State Historic Site
Second Sunday in December
La Guignolée
New Year’s Eve
RECURRING EVENTS
4th Friday Art Walk Events
Fourth Friday of each month
Ste. Genevieve Municipal Band Concerts
Valle School Parking Lot
Thursday evenings from June to Mid-August
Le Tour de Sainte Genevieve Bicycle Road Race
Ste. Genevieve Summer Concert Series
For up to date schedules
and additional information,
please visit our website
www.visitstegen.com or
call 573-883-7097
or 800-373-7007.
E-mail:
info@visitstegen.com
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3. Bed & Breakfast Inns
Dr. Hertich’s House
99 North Main Street • 800-818-5744 • 573-883-5744
www.drhertich.com
e-mail: drhertich@brick.net
Premier luxury bed and
breakfast. King suites have
double whirlpool tubs with
20+ jets, waterfalls and
aromatherapy; fireplaces are
at the foot of the king beds.
Full breakfast served in
suite.
Inn St. Gemme Beauvais
78 North Main Street • 800-818-5744 • 573-883-5744
www.stgem.com • e-mail: stgemme@brick.net
Located in the
heart of the
historic district.
King and queen
suites with
private baths,
cable/DVDs,
fresh flowers.
Tea time,
hor d’oeuvres, and
full breakfast served at candlelit tables.
Sonnenblume
403 Jefferson Street • 573-883-2232
www.SunFlowerBB • e-mail: email@sunflowerbb.org
Visit the charming, well-crafted bed and breakfast home.
Open year-round for you to relax and take refreshments
on the large, wrap-around front porch. Walking distance
from local shops in
the historic down-
town area Let your
taste buds experience
the delicious, home-
made full breakfasts.
Main Street Inn Bed & Breakfast
221 North Main Street • 573-883-9199 • 800-918-9199
www.mainstreetinnbb.com
info@mainstreetinnbb.com
The romantic, relaxed, and
quietly elegant Main Street Inn
Bed & Breakfast is the place
to stay in Ste. Genevieve.
Southern hospitality, excellent
food, and fine country antiques
make your stay at this historic
inn a special experience you will
want to repeat again and again.
Somewhere Inn Time
383 Jefferson • 888-883-9397 • www.somewhereinntime.net
Enjoy the relaxed
atmosphere in
this historic
Colonial Home.
This two-story
home possesses the
charm and beauty
of the early 1900s
along with present
comforts: pool, spa and that personal touch.
Southern Hotel
146 South Third Street • 800-275-1412
www.southernhotelbb.com
You are cordially
invited to enjoy the
fine accommodations
of this 200-year-old
landmark. Step gently
into the time when
riverboats plied the
mighty Mississippi
and weary travelers
looked forward to the
hospitality of this famous hotel. The graciousness of the
past is carefully blended with modern comforts to make
your stay a very special experience.
Hotels & Motels
Microtel & Suites of Ste. Genevieve
21958 Highway 32 • 800-230-3734
www.stegenevievemicrotelinn.com
Forty-two
double queen
rooms plus 6
suites. Rates
start with
double queen
rooms at
$69.95. Includes free continental breakfast, free local
and long distance calls, high-speed internet and free
lobby computer. Rooms have refrigerators and mi-
crowaves. Meeting rooms available. Tour groups, re-
unions, weddings and winery groups welcome. Call for
special group rates and for transportation to and from
wineries.
Hotel Ste. Genevieve
Nine North Main Street • 573-883-3562
Recalling the
decor of
yesterday and
featuring one
of today’s finest
restaurants, the
hotel has 14
modernly furnished rooms. It is situated within walking
distance of the many antique shops and
historic sites that make Ste. Genevieve special.
Triangle Inn Motel
897 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 883-
7191triangleinn.webs.com
Wilmar Court Motel
370 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 883-2702
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Le Coquerel
242 Merchant
573-535-9392
www.LeCoquerel.com
email: lecoquerel.com

4. Sainte Genevieve Winery
245 Merchant • 573-883-2800
www.saintegenevievewinery.com
Cave Vineyard
21124 Cave Road • 573-543-5284
www.cavevineyard.com
Crown Valley Brewing
and Distilling Company
13326 State Route F • 573-756-9700
www.crownvalleybrewery.com
Crown Valley Winery
23589 State Route WW • 866-207-9463
www.CrownValleyWinery.com
Chaumette Vineyards and Winery
24345 State Route WW • 573-747-1000
www.chaumette.com
Charleville Winery & Microbrewery
16937 Boyd Road • 573-756-4537
www.charlevillevineyard.com
Weingarten Vineyard
12323 Rottler Lane * 573-883-2505
www.weingartenvineyard.com
Please visit www.visitstegen.com for information
on operating hours and upcoming events.
Regency Inn
17030 New Bremen Road • 573-543-2272
www.regencyinnandsuites.org
White Cliff Manor Bed and Breakfast & Gardens
200 2nd Street • St. Mary, MO • 888-388-5445
www.whitecliffmanorbnb.com
Pere Marquette Park – Matthews Drive,
573-883-5400
1.4 miles north of Welcome Center.
Pere Marquette Park just 1.4 miles
north of the Welcome Center, is a
beautiful, 45-acre tract that provides
visitors a view of the Mississippi River. Fa-
cilities include a walking trail, playgrounds and picnic
accommodations, tennis courts and basketball
courts, and soccer and baseball fields.
Pickle Springs Natural Area
Located approximately 20 miles west of Ste. Genevieve on
State Route AA, the 2-mile looped Trail Through Time takes
several hours to hike at a leisurely pace.
Ste. Genevieve County
Community Center
21390 Highway 32
573-883-5244
www.sgccc.com
Visit and enjoy the aquatic
center, fitness center, gym,
walking track and game room at day-rates. Meeting rooms
available. Special programs offered. Also home to the Ozark
Regional Library.
Ste. Genevieve Golf Club
17450 Clubhouse Court
573-883-2949
www.stegengolfclub.com/
The Ste. Genevieve Golf
Club is a public course lo-
cated 50 miles south of St.
Louis. Play the friendly 18-
hole, par 72 course and fin-
ish up by dining and relaxing in the clubhouse.
• Tournaments and Outings welcome
• Memberships Available
• Member Leagues
Crown Ridge Tiger Sanctuary
19620 State Route B, 573-883-9909
www.crown-ridge.com
• Tour the non profit rescue facility, home to five tigers
and one lion.
• Families welcome for a general or VIP tour. Educational
tours for school groups can be scheduled.
RECREATION AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES
Hawn State Park 573-883-3603
Hawn State Park is one of the most diverse and beautiful in
the state system. The 4,953-acre park is located 19 miles west
of Ste. Genevieve. It features a campground with 26 electric
and 24 basic sites, restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, a
dumping station, playground and picnic sites.
John J. Audubon Trail
Located entirely within the Mark Twain National Forest five
miles north of Womack on Bidwell Creek Road between
State Routes WW and T, the Audubon Trail offers a 13-mile
figure-eight trail through forest and glades.
Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area
Rugged 1,740 acre Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area
is located 10 miles north of the City of Ste. Genevieve, along
the Mississippi River. Featured are two hiking trails, one ap-
proximately five miles in length, and the other approximately
two miles long. Primitive camping is permitted.
Mississippi River Trail
The Mississippi River Trail, a long distance bicycle trail
which enters the State of Missouri at Ste. Genevieve via the
Ste. Genevieve-Modoc Ferry, follows the Mississippi River
south through seven states to New Orleans.
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5. Bauvais-Amoureux House
327 St. Mary’s Road • 573 883-7102
The Bauvais-
Amoureux House
was built ca.1792
by Jean Baptiste
St. Gemme Bau-
vais
overlooking
le grand champ,the
agricultural fields of Ste. Genevieve. Its upright cedar log
walls are set directly in the earth, in the rare poteaux-en-
terre method of construction. Heavy, hewn timbers form
the Norman truss, which supports the steeply-pitched roof,
reminiscent of French Canada. Purchased by Benjamin
Amoureux in 1852, the house is now part of the Felix Vallé
State Historic Site. An impressive diorama depicting the
village of Ste. Genevieve in 1832 is featured.
Seasonal opening. Admission charge.
Felix Valle House State Historic Site
Merchant & Second Street • 573-883-7102
This historic site, built in 1818, was the home of Felix and
Odile Pratte
Vallé, members
of one of Ste.
Genevieve’s
premier colonial
families. This
important Fed-
eral-style lime-
stone building
features the au-
thentically restocked mercantile store of the historic trading
firm of Menard and Vallé. The family’s
living quarters display beautiful early American Empire fur-
nishings with original mantels and interior trim.
A back porch staircase leads to second floor bedrooms.
The charming garden features original brick and
frame outbuildings.
Gift shop on site. Admission charge.
Jacques Guibourd
House
One North Fourth
Street • 573-883-7544
This important Na-
tional Register prop-
erty was
constructed in 1806
for Jacques Jean Rene Guibourd de Luzinais, an
educated native of France. Recognized for its authentic
poteaux-sur-sole (posts on a sill) and vertical log
construction, the home features an elegant collection of
French antiques, lovely gardens and a gift shop. Visitors can
enter the large attic to see the massive hand-hewn and
numbered Norman truss system. Located just off the city
square, only 1/2 block from the Church of Ste. Genevieve
and Memorial Cemetery. Open April through 1st Weekend
in December. December to April tours by appointment.
Group tours anytime upon request. Small admission fee.
The Ste. Genevieve Museum
Merchant & DuBourg Place • 573-883-3461
The museum contains
varied collections of local memorabilia. Items of interest in-
clude: prehistoric and
historic Indian relics, old
documents, artifacts from
Missouri’s first industry, the
Saline Creek Salt Works and a
scale model of the Mississippi
River Railroad Transfer Boat
“The Ste. Genevieve.”
Gift shop on site. Open daily.
Admission charge.
Bolduc House
Properties
The Bolduc House
Museum incorporates
three historic houses,
the Bolduc House, the
Bolduc-LeMeilleur
House, and the Linden House where you can buy your tickets
and/or browse the unique items in the museum shop.
The Museum is owned and operated by the National Society
of the Colonial Dames in America/Missouri, a nonprofit
501(c)(3) organization
Bolduc House
125 South Main Street • 573-883-3105
www.bolduchouse.com
Preserve America Presidential Award 2005
A National Historic Landmark
Built by Louis Bolduc, one of the richest men in
Ste. Genevieve in around 1792, this is widely regarded as
the first most authentically restored French Colonial house
in the nation. See where the family would have gathered for
meals, hosted balls, and learned the news that King Louis
XVI had been beheaded. Then imagine what it would have
been like for four adults to sleep in the same room. Find
out how we know that Louis was the richest man in Ste.
Genevieve even though he couldn't read or write. Visit the
"modern" kitchen that Louis' widow installed in 1815 be-
fore strolling through the period
gardens filled with aromatic herbs, flowers, and the
vegetables used in 18th century French recipes.
Bolduc-LeMeilleur House
123 South Main Street
Built in around 1820 by Louis Bolduc's grand-daughter,
Agathe, and her husband, Rene LeMeilleur, this building
combines French and American influences on local
architecture. One room has been accurately restored and
furnished with fine examples of early Federal furniture as
well as portraits of three interesting individuals, one of
whom might be a murderer. The other room is an art
gallery, Hands-on History Room for children and
classroom space. Open April through October: Mondays –
Thursdays 10-4pm, Fridays 10-7pm, Saturdays 10-5pm,
Sundays 12-4pm November-March: Tuesdays – Thursdays
10-4pm and Fridays 10-7pm
Please contact the Welcome Center for operating hours,
admission charges, group information and private home
tours. Visit www.visitstegen.com or calling 800-373-7007
for more information.
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Market Street
Showboat Old Tyme Photos
Corner Fourth & Market Street
618-210-7371 • 573-535-0206
Monia’s Unlimited
316 Market Street
573-883-7233
Candle Corner
302 Market Street
573-883-8088
www.cndlcrnr.com
Sweet Things
242 Market Street
573-883-7990
www.sweetthingsstegen.com
Ginny’s Cottage
185 Market Street
573-200-1847
Merchant Street
Mélange
123 Merchant Street
573-883-7919
www.melangeofstegen.com
Sara’s Ice Cream & Antique Shop
124 Merchant Street
573-883-5890
First Settlement Country Store
233 Merchant Street
573-883-8002
Treasured Memories Florist
234 Merchant Street
573-883-5109
Ever After, LLC
234 Merchant Street
573-883-3688
Sainte Genevieve Winery
245 Merchant
573-883-2800
www.saintegenevievewinery.com
The Stained Glass Shop
252 Merchant Street
573-883-5359
Steiger Jewelers, Inc.
272 Merchant Street
573-883-2372
Zielinski’s Books, Games & Cards
288 Merchant Street
573-883-7551
Barnwood and Bedpost
305 Merchant
573-450-4083
barnwoodandbedpost.com
Main Street
Arts & Antiques
188 North Main Street
573-576-0023
Only Child Originals
176 North Main Street
573-883-9682
LuLu’s Antiques
173 North Main Street
573-535-9370
Le Techniques Salon
73 North Main Street
573-883-2557
www.letechniques.com
Kathy’s Pour Les Femmes
57 North Main Street
573-883-5886
Show-Me Shop
10 South Main Street
573-883-3096
www.show-meshop.com
European Entitlements
102 South Main Street
314-567-6760
Linden House Shop
116 South Main Street
573-883-3105
Third Street
Joyce & Choyse Antiques
58 South Third Street
573-880-0711
Odiles Linens & Lace
34 South Third Street
573-883-2675
www.odileslace.com
COUNTY ANTIQUE MALLS
AND SPECIALTY SHOPS
St. Mary’s Antique Mall
777 Seventh Street, St. Mary
573-543-2800
www.stmaryantiquemall.com
Schultz Antiques
24534 Highway 61, St. Mary
573-543-5563
www.schultzantiques.com
Sainte Genevieve Winery
245 Merchant Street • 573-883-2800
Open daily 11:00-5:00
Wide variety of wines, all hand-crafted
by fourth-generation winemaker, Elaine
Hoffmeister Mooney.
Enjoy a free sample of wines offered and
enjoy a glass of wine in our outdoor court-
yard with live music on selected evenings.
Show-Me Shop
10 South Main Street • 573-883-3096
Finest gourmet foods, wines, cheeses and
sausages made in the state of Missouri. Enjoy
wine tasting from area wineries and and a
large selection of Missouri wines.
wine tasting
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7. From 1932 to 1941, Ste. Genevieve was host
to one of the most significant art colonies of
its time: The Sainte Genevieve Art Colony
and Summer School of Art.
Studio DLW
109 North Main Street
573-880-2026
4th Wall
173 North Main Street
573-535-9370
Studio 221
Corner of Main & Washington Street
573-883-9199
Art & Antiques
188 North Main Street
573-576-0023
Merchant Street Gallery
123 Merchant Street, Suite B
573-883-3221
Galleria Ste. Genevieve
46 South Main Street
573-883-7125
Misselhorn Gallery
(inside the Welcome Center)
66 South Main Street
573-883-7097
MO’s Art Studio –
Missouri Art Studio
146 S. Third Street
573-883-3493
Hayloft at Big Field Café
10 South Third Street
573-883-9600
Anvil Saloon and Restaurant
46 South Third Street
573-883-7323
Famous Onion Rings, Homemade Desserts,
Family Restaurant, Daily Lunch Specials,
Open 7 days a week.
Big Field Cafe
10 South Third Street
573-883-9600
Hotel Ste. Genevieve
North Main & Merchant Street
573-883-3562
“Distinctive dining since 1901”, Steaks
and Seafood, Full-service Breakfast, Lunch
& Dinner. Tuesday 7:30am-9pm; Friday
and Saturday 7:30am-10pm; Sunday
7:30am-6pm
Historic Old Brick House
Third and Market Street
573-883-2724 • theoldbrickhouse.com
Fine dining, Famous 40oz. Steak, Seafood.
Daily luncheon buffet, Sunday buffet
11am-7pm; Tours and groups welcome, Alco-
holic beverages available.
The Restaurant St. Gemme Beauvais
78 North Main Street
573-883-5744
Continental cuisine, Changing menu based
on seasonally fresh foods. Cocktails, local wines
featured. Serving 6:30-9:00 Fridays and Sat-
urdays only. Reservations recommended.
Sirro’s
261 Merchant Street
573-883-5749
Dine in or Carry-out, Pizza, Pasta and Sand-
wiches, Children’s Menu, Open daily, Casual
Dining for Lunch or Dinner.
Station 2 Café
1 South Main Street
573-883-3600
Specialty coffees and pastries. Homemade pies,
sandwiches, salads, soup and quiche.
Variety of hot teas. Serving Mon-Fri
6:30am -4:00pm, Saturday 8-4.
Closed Sundays.
Stella & Me Lunch Cafe
198 North Main Street
573-883-3078
Homemade Fare, Sandwiches, Salads,
Desserts. Open for lunch Tuesday-Saturday.
ADDITIONAL RESTAURANTS
MG’s Eatery
667 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-5811
Lam’s Garden
745 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-7389
McDonald’s
706 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-2271
Weeks’ Diner
710 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-3577
Subway
725 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-5330
El Torero
634 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-8101
Missy’s Lil’ Kettle
585 Ste. Genevieve Drive • 573-883-9090
Domino’s Pizza
40 Plaza Square • 573-883-9959
China King
110 Plaza Square • 573-883-8868
Huddle House
21962 Highway 32 • 573-883-9899
Dairy Queen
18575 Highway 32 • 573-883-9800
FOOD SERVICES
Callier’s Sausage and Deli
414 Ste. Genevieve Drive
573-883-2525
Oberle Meats
21529 Highway 32
573-883-5656
Rozier’s Country Mart
180 Pointe Basse Plaza
573-883-3535
MEETING FACILITIES
Creole House
339 St. Marys Road
573-883-7102
Hotel Ste. Genevieve
North Main & Merchant Street
573-883-3562
Microtel
21958 Highway 32
800-230-3734
Rozier’s Country Mart
180 Pointe Basse Plaza
573-883-3535
Ste. Genevieve County
Community Center
21390 Highway 32
573-883-5244
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Elite Cab Company
314-599-2671
Ste. Genevieve MODOC Ferry
800-373-7007
SMTS
573-883-3216
art galleries dining
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located 4/10 mile south
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Church of Ste. Genevieve
49 DuBourg Place • 573-883-2731
Founded in 1759. Free admission.
Ste. Genevieve Area
Chamber of Commerce
251 Market Street • 573-883-3686
Ste. Genevieve’s
Historic
Memorial
Cemetery
Dating from the
1780s, it is the true
resting place of
Ste. Genevieve’s
founders.
Pere Marquette Park
Holy Cross Evangelical
Lutheran Church
200 Market Street • 573-883-5361
Constructed in 1869
Free admission.
Lion’s Park
Picnic Area
Valle Spring Park
Picnic Area, Playground, Walking Trails
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Welcome Center
66 South Main Street • 573-883-7097 • 800-373-7007
Free movie and displays. PUBLIC RESTROOMS.
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