An edition of An exhibition illustrating the history of the water supply of the city of New York from 1639 to 1917 (1917)

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The New York public library
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Subjects

Water-supply

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Catskill Aqueduct, New York, New York (State), Water-supply
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An exhibition illustrating the history of the water supply of the city of New York from 1639 to 1917
1917, The New York public library
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In the Bulletin of the New York public librry of June, 1917. v.21, p. 407-412.

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[New York]

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Library of Congress
TD225.N5 N45

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Pagination
7, [1] p.

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OL6601813M
LCCN
17025065
OCLC/WorldCat
29098815

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