A Map of New York City

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Item Information

Title:
A Map of New York City
Date:
[ca. 1780]
Format:
Maps
Genre:
Manuscript maps
Location:
Newport Historical Society
Collection (local):
Newport Historical Society Collection
Subjects:
New York (N.Y.)--Maps
Places:
New York > New York
Extent:
1 manuscript map
Permalink:
https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/nz80f432r
Terms of Use:
The digital images reproduced in this database are the intellectual property of the Newport Historical Society and must not be reused or reproduced without permission. Fees may apply. / Low resolution watermarked images may be used, with the correct image credit. This would be in the format: "Object number, Collection of the Newport Historical Society."
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Language:
English
Catalog Record:
Catalog record
Notes:
Map of New York City, approximately 1780s.
Map shows primarily Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Roads and slips are labeled.
There is a key in the top left corner identified several buildings numbered on the document.
Identifier:
FIC_2016_041_1

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