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Map of the Harlem River and Spuyten Duyvil Creek from Ward's Island to the Hudson River: showing project for a covered water-way 60 feet wide, to be built on the westerly line of the Harlem River from the easterly side of Third Avenue to 165th Street, New York City and filling in between the points named so that the avenues and streets of Harlem may be extended into Morrisania ... as recommended by the New York Harbor Line Board and approved by the Secertary of War, October 18th, 1890 from plans suggested by Simon Stevens and G. Thaddeus Stevens
Map of the Harlem River and Spuyten Duyvil Creek from Ward's Island to the Hudson River, showing project for a covered waterway 60 feet wide to be built on the west line of the Harlem River from the easterly side of Third Avenue to 165th street, New York City, and filling in between the points named so that the avenues and streets of Harlem may be extended into Morrisania.
Map of the Harlem River and Spuyten Duyvil Creek from Ward's Island to the Hudson River, showing project for a covered waterway 60 feet wide to be built on the west line of the Harlem River from the easterly side of Third Avenue to 165th street, New York City, and filling in between the points named so that the avenues and streets of Harlem may be extended into Morrisania.
New map of that part of the city of New York south from 20th Street on the Hudson & 35th Street on the East River : showing the position of Greenwich, Washington and West Streets on the Hudson River, and Pearl, Water, Front, Cherry & Tompkins Sts. on the East River : also the Brooklyn shore from Bobine House to Red Hook Point : also the high & low water mark as developed from the original city grants : the ordinance lines of 1795, 1796 & 1808 and the lawful boundary of the city
New map of that part of the city of New York south from 20th Street on the Hudson & 35th Street on the East River : showing the position of Greenwich, Washington and West Streets on the Hudson River, and Pearl, Water, Front, Cherry & Tompkins Sts. on the East River : also the Brooklyn shore from Bobine House to Red Hook Point : also the high & low water mark as developed from the original city grants : the ordinance lines of 1795, 1796 & 1808 and the lawful boundary of the city
Bronx, Topographical Map Sheet 5; [Map bounded by Morkison St., Johnson Ave., Riverdale Ave., Ackerman St., Church St., Broadway, Macomb St., Albany Road, Bailas Ave., Heath Ave., Boston Ave., Sedgwick Ave.; Including Tee-Taw Ave., Aqueduct Ave., Hampden St., Cedar Ave., Harlem River Terrace., Sherman Ave., Vermilyea Ave., Kingsbridge Road, Academy St., Hudson River Railroad]
New map of that part of the city of New York south from 20th Street on the Hudson & 35th Street on the East River : showing the position of Greenwich, Washington and West Streets on the Hudson River, and Pearl, Water, Front, Cherry & Tompkins Sts. on the East River : also the Brooklyn shore from Bobine House to Red Hook Point : also the high & low water mark as developed from the original city grants : the ordinance lines of 1795, 1796 & 1808 and the lawful boundary of the city
Plate 22: Map No. 443 [Bounded by Railroad Ave., Washington Ave. and Fletcher St.] - Vol. 4 of Maps, Page 12: [Bounded by Sherigan Ave., Grant Ave., N.Y. & Harlem, & N.Y. & New Haven R.R., Morrist St., Waverly St. and Slocum Ave.] - Map No. 442: [Bounded by Tallmadge St., Land of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company, Quarry Road, Valentine Ave. and Slocum Ave.] - Vol. 4 of Maps, Page 27: [Bounded by Southern Blvd., Locust Ave., Catherine St., Chestnut St. and Woodruff Ave.] - Vol. 4 of Maps, Page 28: [Bounded by Wilkens pond, Bathgate, Boston Post Road, and Broadway.]
General map of the city of New York, consisting of boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Richmond : consolidated into one municipality by act of the legislature of the state of New York (Chapter 378 of the laws of 1897) : showing in addition to the existing topographical and characteristic features of the city, a tentative and preliminary plan for a system of streets in those parts of the city consolidated under the above act of the legislature and which had no official street plan prior to 1898
Map of the Harlem River and Spuyten Duyvil Creek from Ward's Island to the Hudson River: showing project for a covered water-way 60 feet wide, to be built on the westerly line of the Harlem River from the easterly side of Third Avenue to 165th Street, New York City and filling in between the points named so that the avenues and streets of Harlem may be extended into Morrisania ... as recommended by the New York Harbor Line Board and approved by the Secertary of War, October 18th, 1890 from plans suggested by Simon Stevens and G. Thaddeus Stevens
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1892 - 1892
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