Map of the lands required for the opening of 81st Street, from the 5th Avenue to the East River, in the City of New York / G.A.S. 1854 Jun.

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Map of the lands required for the opening of 81st Street, from the 5th Avenue to the East River, in the City of New York / G.A.S. 1854 Jun.

1 map on 2 assembled sheets : ms., col. ; 10 x 154 cm.

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