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Español: Casa Amarilla, en la Avenida Almirante Brown, es la réplica de la casa donde vivió, precisamente, el almirante Brown, el primer marino que tuvo Argentina (irlandés, como la mayoría de los primeros héroes navales). Hoy allí funciona el Instituto Histórico de Estudios Navales. Actualmente todo el lugar se encuentra en los terrenos adyacentes del Estadio Boca Juniors y es allí donde entrenan los jugadores diariamente. English: Casa Amarilla (Yellow House), at Almirante Brown avenue, is the replica of the house where Admiral Brown lived, the first mariner in Argentina (Irish, as most of the first naval heroes). The building, completed in 1980, is today the site of the Historical Institute of Naval Studies, established in 1948. The landmark is located near Boca Juniors Stadium, adjacent to the club's practice field. |
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