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Enjoy Marilyn Monroe Landmarks -- No Charge
Jul 15th 2010 – 8:28AM
Courtesy Chris Epting
(July 15) -- The house where Marilyn Monroe died may have just been listed for $3.6 million, but that doesn't mean there aren't other places where fans of the iconic starlet can enjoy some history -- for free. The greater Los Angeles area is a virtual stomping ground for fans of the voluptuous blond bombshell. It's just a...
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