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Map of part of the village of Laurel Hill : about one mile from East River, situated on Newtown Creek opposite Greenpoint and Brooklyn.

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Alternate TitleGuide to Laurel HillTitle Notes TypeCadastral mapsDescriptionCadastral map showing lot lines, lot dimensions, street widths, and block numbers. Railroad train and ships shown pictorially. Depths shown by soundings. Includes location map (inset). Physical Description1 mapLanguageEnglishPublisher[New York] : [publisher not identified]Publication Date1856ScaleScale [ca. 1:2,400]. SubjectReal propertyGeographic CoverageMaspeth (New York, N.Y.)Newtown (Queens County, N.Y.)Queens (New York, N.Y.)Centerpoint^[1]Identifiers04-07-02-05Rights StatementContact digitalarchives@queenslibrary.org for research and reproduction requests.Measurements59 x 46 cm

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Map of part of the village of Laurel Hill : about one mile from East River, situated on Newtown Creek opposite Greenpoint and Brooklyn.

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Map of part of the village of Laurel Hill : about one mile from East River, situated on Newtown Creek opposite Greenpoint and Brooklyn.