A map of a farm situated at Harlem belonging to the est. of Jno. P. Waldron decd / made by S. Ludlam ; copy Gar A. Sage. [between 1830 and 1870]

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A map of a farm situated at Harlem belonging to the est. of Jno. P. Waldron decd / made by S. Ludlam ; copy Gar A. Sage. [between 1830 and 1870]

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1 map : ms., col. ; 39 x 72 cm.

New-York Historical Society Library

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