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A number of cities in the United States of America are known for their replicas of props and sets from the beloved 1939 film version of 'The Wizard of Oz'. Perhaps the best known are those in Kansas, Indiana, and New York. What the cities have in common is their replicas of the Yellow Brick Road. The cities in Kansas are Liberal and Sedan. Those in Indiana and New York are Chesterton, whose 'The Wizard of Oz' parade on September 19, 2009 is the 28th such annual event; and Chittenango, which is the location of the L. Frank Baum Museum.

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