Manhattan: historic and artistic; a six day tour of New York city; (1892)
Ober, Corolyn Faville, Mrs, Alden, Cynthia May Westover, 1862-1931 · New York, Lovell, Coryell & company · leaf 150
for the occasion, and with the speech-making, and solemnity of prayer, customary tothe olden-time festivities. Each tree is named for a State, and what ismost peculiar, each tree has kept pace in itsgrowth with the State which it represents.New York is the most majestic of the group,Pennsylvania is… … 128 MANHATTAN. straight The State for which it was named,—the first to secede from the Union,—has beenone of the most thrifty and flourishing sincethe restoration of peace. The Grange was the residence of thestatesman, at the time of his duel with AaronBurr in Weehawken. Trinity Cemetery.—The…
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