Maps of benefit and damage for the widening of Seventh Avenue from 110th Street to the Harlem River. [ca. 1865]

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Maps of benefit and damage for the widening of Seventh Avenue from 110th Street to the Harlem River. [ca. 1865]

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1 map on at least 15 assembled sheets : ms., col. ; at least 50 x 460 cm.

Elmer Holmes Bobst Library

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Elmer Holmes Bobst Library

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