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of more than one million dollars , upon completion of the right and Fort Hamilton
and ancient Fort Lafayette which steamship sailings will be inaugurated by the
Mor on the left , gliding out of the lower bay into the Atlantic gan Line between
Port ...
of more than one million dollars , upon completion of the right and Fort Hamilton
and ancient Fort Lafayette which steamship sailings will be inaugurated by the
Mor on the left , gliding out of the lower bay into the Atlantic gan Line between
Port ...
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It will not be more than 5 miles from deep water in the Atlantic to the wharves of
the new harbor when completed . The people of Volusia expect to recoup on the
cost of this project through the lower railroad rates that will at once follow the ...
It will not be more than 5 miles from deep water in the Atlantic to the wharves of
the new harbor when completed . The people of Volusia expect to recoup on the
cost of this project through the lower railroad rates that will at once follow the ...
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60 DECEMBER , 1926 Twenty - five Cents a Copy Piers and Warehouses Foot
58th Street , BROOKLYN Concrete and Steel Construction Double Decked 1324
ft . long by 150 ft . wide ATLANTIC TIDEWATER TERMINALS Sprinkler Protected
...
60 DECEMBER , 1926 Twenty - five Cents a Copy Piers and Warehouses Foot
58th Street , BROOKLYN Concrete and Steel Construction Double Decked 1324
ft . long by 150 ft . wide ATLANTIC TIDEWATER TERMINALS Sprinkler Protected
...
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Contents
THE PORT OF NEW YORK PUBLICITY CO boroughs of Greater New York and almost needless | 15 |
ALEXANDER R SMITH | 19 |
Staten Island In the Making | 15 |
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volume 5 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1925 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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