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A low-angle, full-frame, exterior night photograph captures the white facade of the Fatahillah Square building, also known as the Jakarta History Museum, located in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The building is illuminated by warm interior lights that cast a glow through arched doorways and barred windows. A large, arched, red wooden door with gold trim is centrally located, flanked by two arched openings with columns. On either side of the central door are arched windows with decorative metal grilles, allowing the interior light to shine through. The upper facade of the building features dark-shuttered windows and a pediment inscribed with the words "GOUVERNEURSKANTOOR." A flag, displaying the red and white of Indonesia, is mounted on a flagpole to the left of the inscription. The ground in front of the building is paved with cobblestones, and the sky above is dark. The overall impression is one of historical architecture illuminated at night.
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