Map collection, 1838-1986.

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Map collection, 1838-1986.

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Copy of U.S. Coast Survey map "Part of Long Island North Shore--Coopers Hill to Oyster Pond Point," 1838; Beers, Comstock, and Cline's Atlas of Long Island, 1873; E. Belcher Hyde's Atlas of Suffolk County--Ocean Shore, vol. I, 1902 and Atlas of Suffolk County--Sound Shore, vol. II, 1909; Rand McNally & Co.'s Commercial Atlas of America: Census Edition, 1911; U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey maps New York Harbor to Gardiner's Bay 1917 and 1935 and Shinnecock Light to Fire Island Light, 1929; Town of Southold master plan "Proposed Zoning" map, 1986.

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Cutchogue Free Library.

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Hyde, E. Belcher

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Rand McNally, and Company

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