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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 7 (1897) (1897)

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wall seen to the west of north. The new Boulevard the walkagainst the bluffs, terminates at Eleventh which has been built to Avenue and One Hundred catch the heavy drainage and Fifty-seventh Street, and the loose material which is carried down from which point the en- trance to the Harlem where the… … sion known as Washing- asphalted. ton’s Headquarters, which It is just at this point is built on a lofty emi- that the most costly piece nence overlooking the Harlem River and not far of excavation on the whole driveway occurs. The center westerly sidewalk round the outside of the adjoining from…

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