Old Map of Ward 21, NYC by Bromley, 1879: Bellevue Hospital, Concert Garden, and 33rd Street Station. Size:A2 (420x594mm) Most metropolitan areas had alcohol
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Most metropolitan areas had alcohol licensing that controlled both the production and consumption of alcohol
'Norvegia regnum: divisum in suos dioeceses Nidrosiensem
The Hague (Den Haag): Historically known as 's-Gravenhage
The map also provides valuable insights into the cultural and historical significance of the Portuguese Empire
This map was originally published on newspaper - the cheapest and most fragile type of paper
Old Map of Ward 21, NYC by Bromley, 1879: Bellevue Hospital, Concert Garden, and 33rd Street Station. Size:A2 (420x594mm) Most metropolitan areas had alcoholThis historic 1879 map presents a detailed view of Part of Ward 21 in New York City, meticulously documented by the notable cartographer G. W. Bromley. The map, a hand colored lithograph, provides a vivid representation of the urban layout at the time, illustrating buildings, fire hydrants, and the transit systems including steam and street railways. It is an exceptional example of the craftsmanship of the era, capturing the intricate grid of streets
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