Famous Men, Places and Families in the History of New York

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2 Complete Searchable Publications on one CD

1. Famous men and places in the history of New York City New York: Noble and Noble, Patterson, Samuel White, 248 pgs.

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New York then and now. An airplane view of New York Our city's long story The voyage of the Half Moon A boy's story of Hudson's discovery When the Dutch ruled New Amsterdam Early days of Bowling Green Later days in New Amsterdam When the English came to New York Bowling Green and the battery The resting place of some famous Americans The story of City Hall Park A trip around City Hall Park The Sons of Liberty on Golden Hill McGown's pass in Central Park The story of Nathan Hale The battle on Harlem Plains Washington's headquarters formerly called the Jumel Masion The story of Fort George and Fort Washington The story of Margaret Corbin A great day at Fraunces Tavern The Dyckman House and park The blockhouse in Central Park The Monroe House and why it is famous The first trip up the Hudson by steamboat The poet of Chelsea The story of Samuel Morse The story of Peter Cooper The man who wrote Home, Sweet Home How Irving Place got its name	The story of a lover of birds A weak little boy who became President A little girl who became the writer of a famous song A trolley ride up Broadway Eight miles on a bus Riverside Drive by night Six interesting buildings Around Manhattan Island by boat Borough of Brooklyn. The battlefield of Brooklyn The Navy Yard in Brooklyn Fort Greene Park Where the Prison Martyrs are resting Prospect Park and the Memorial Arch Borough of the Bronx: The story of Throg's Neck and Fort Schuyler Van Cortlandt Park and Mansion Bronx Park Bronx Park Museum and Flower Gardens The animals in Bronx Park The Lorillard Mansion in Bronx Park Rodman Drake Park at Hunt's Point Poe Cottage and Park in Fordham Borough of Queens: The Browne House in flushing Newtown and the Moore and De Witt Clinton Houses The King Mansion in Jamaica Borough of Richmond: Captain Billop's famous sail A famous meeting at the Billop House The story of Fort Tompkins and Fort Wadsworth How five little girls saw New York A pageant of New York--past, present, future

2. Famous families of New York : historical and biographical sketches of families which in successive generations have been identified with the development of the nation New York: Putnam, 1902, Hamm, Margherita Arlina, 647 pgs.

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Vol. I. I. Astor Vol. I. II. Barclay Vol. I. III. Beekman Vol. I. IV. Brevoort Vol. I. V. Clinton Vol. I. VI. Cornell Vol. I. VII. Cruger Vol. I. VIII. Delafield Vol. I. IX. De Lancey Vol. I. X. De Peyster Vol. I. XI. Duane Vol. I. XII. Duer Vol. I. XIII. Fish Vol. I. XIV. Gardiner Vol. I. XV. Hamilton Vol. I. XVI. Hoffman Vol. I. XVII. Jay Vol. I. XVIII. King Vol. I. XIX. Kip Vol. I. XX. Lawrence Vol. I. XXI. Lewis Vol. II. XXII. Livingston Vol. II. Title page	Vol. II. Front matter Vol. II. Contents Vol. II. XXIII. Morris Vol. II. XXIV. Osgood Vol. II. XXV. Potter Vol. II. XXVI. Rapalje Vol. II. XXVII. Remsen Vol. II. XXVIII. Renwick Vol. II. XXIX. Roosevelt Vol. II. XXX. Rutgers Vol. II. XXXI. Schermerborn Vol. II. XXXII. Schuyler Vol. II. XXXIII. Smith Vol. II. XXXIV. Stuyvesant Vol. II. XXXV. Tappen Vol. II. XXXVI. Van Buren Vol. II. XXXVII. Van Cortlandt Vol. II. XXXVIII. Van Cott Vol. II. XXXIX. Vanderbilt Vol. II. XL. Van Rensselaer Vol. II. XLI. Van Siclen Vol. II. XLII. Wendell

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