Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : Charles Scribner's sons · leaf 48
on a line with the Debt-ors Prison. It was torn down in 1838. The present City Hall was finished T,. ,in 1812. About that time The Com- city Hallmons were fenced in andbecame a park, taking in be-sides the present space, thatnow occupied by the post-office building. The con-structors of the City… … . Cell in thgPrison under the Hall of Re& NOOKS AND CORNERS Governors up-town as to permit a view of the rear of Room / x the building. 1 he most noted spot inthe City Hall is the Governors Room,an apartment originally intended for theuse of the Governor when in the city.In time it became the…
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