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When old New York was young (1902)

Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 133

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s now, was the Post-road, andthe Brick Presbyterian Church stood wherethe Times Building now is. Down that wayto the south was all there was of the city, avery little town, indeed, with crooked streetsand low houses, now so transformed thatscarcely a trace of them remains. Saying this, he wished me… … uie. Sr fifty „Z C%/ Sq, -r */./-, JQoAH^ THE STORY OF CHATHAMSQUARE TO learn all tha.t there is to know ofChatham Square, it will be neces-sary to look back on the history ofthe city more than 250 years. A very fewrudely built houses standing close by thepresent Bowling Green made up the town…

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