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[Fire burning in brick fireplace.] New York Sterecope Card.
[Fire burning in brick fireplace.] New York Sterecope Card.
[Plaster model of a fireplace and a dedicatory panel, for the Trustees Room.]
[View of rubble from the fire.]
Exhibition room column in front yard, [Port Morris marble yard].
[Active stone fireplace with glass lantern and various objects on mantle.]
Trojan hooks. [Showing a fire ladder in front of Curley's hotel and restaurant.]
Trojan hooks. [Showing a fire ladder in front of Curley's hotel and restaurant.]
Statuary in the Park. [View of Mercury statue.]
Chambranle de marbre de la cheminée de la galerie de l'hôtel de villars avec les ornemens de bronze dont il est revetû. [sic]
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Picryl description: Public domain image of an ornamental print, pattern design, mannerism, baroque, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
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