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Nooks & corners of old New York (1899)

Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : Charles Scribner's sons · leaf 165

An illustration from Nooks & corners of old New York, 1899, leaf 165
idden grave-yard. It is the New York MarbleCemetery, and so completely has itbeen forgotten that its name no longerappears in the City Directory. On four NOOKS AND CORNERS sides it is hemmed about by tenementsand business buildings, so that onecould walk past it for a lifetime withoutknowing that… … Entrance toMarble Cemetery OF OLD NEW YORK is another gate of wood set in a brickwall, so high that nothing but the topsof trees can be seen beyond it. Fromthe upper rear windows of the neigh-boring tenements a view of the placecan be had. It is a wild spot, fourhundred feet by one hundred,…

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