Map of that part of the city in which Mrs. Fenwicks house stands : [Washington D.C.]. [187-?]

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Map of that part of the city in which Mrs. Fenwicks house stands : [Washington D.C.]. [187-?]

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1 map : ms., linen ; on sheet 39 x 34 cm.

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