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When old New York was young (1902)

Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 253

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The City Hotel. guenot noble, and Lieutenant-Governor of theprovince. It saw the house enveloped inmourning when the Lieutenant-Governor died,in 1760; saw it become a hotel occupied by [237I SOME FORGOTTEN BYWAYS soldiers of a new-born nation, and saw Wash-ington attend the first inauguration ball… … Old Park Theatre, which gave a name to Theatre Alley. rise in its place, first a new hotel, then a rowof shops, then a modern office-building. When the city was younger by a hundredyears. Theatre Alley was a busy little thor- [238]

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