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Map of that part of the Harlem Commons east of the 5th Ave. & Central Park : copied from the original map made by Joseph F. Bridges, City Surveyor, January 1826, now in possession of a gentleman who purchased it through A.R. Morgan, Esq., from Mr. Bridges : showing also the boundaries given by Charles Clinton, Surveyor, Dec. 1825, and the inaccuracies of both the above-named maps, with other important information [map] / by J.B. Holmes, Civil Engineer & City Surveyor, May 1871.
Author
Holmes, J. B. (John Bute)
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Format
Map
Language
English
Published/Created
[New York : City Surveyor, 1871]
Description
Scale [ca. 1:1,800]. (W 73°58ʹ31ʺ--W 73°55ʹ44ʺ/N 40°47ʹ46ʺ--N 40°46ʹ00ʺ).
1 map : hand col., backed with linen, with cloth piping around edges ; 59 x 81 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Real property
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New York (State)
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New York
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Maps
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Landowners
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New York (State)
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New York
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Maps
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Commons
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New York (State)
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New York
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Maps
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Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
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Maps
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New York (N.Y.)
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Maps
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Related name
New York (N.Y.). City Surveyor
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Bridges, Joseph F.
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Morgan, A. R.
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Clinton, Charles
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Maps
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Getty AAT genre
Historical maps
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New York (State)
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New York
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Notes
Cadastral map.
Also show the names of adjoining landowners as well as the original shoreline.
"Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by John Bute Holmes, in the Offices of the Library of Congress."
Oriented with north to the upper left.
Hand colored.
Includes text.
OCLC
50550815
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