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Description	English: Map No. III. Town of Newtown. Excursion XI. City History Club. Drawn by L.C. Licht. Due to tight a tight binding, this two-page map is missing its middle section. It shows locations in Woodside and surrounding areas of Queens in the mid-17th-mid-19th centuries along with streets, railroads, and trolley lines from the year in which it was made (1908). Modern Woodside is shown as "Woodside" and "North Woodside."
Date	17 March 2013, 09:51:38
Source	Excursion planned for the City history club of New York by Frank Bergen Kelley; No. XI -- Historic Queens. Compiled from an unpublished manuscript entitled "Ancient Landmarks of Queens Borough." by J.H. Innes. (Published 1908 in [New York] by the City History Club of New York)
Author	Frank Bergen Kelley; the map is by L.C. Licht

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