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History of civic services in the city of New York Water supply No. 1 : The first public well was dug opposite the fort.
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History of civic services in the city of New York Water supply No. 1 : The first public well was dug opposite the fort.

Bock, Vera · 1936-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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new yorknew york (state)new york (n.y.)settlementswater supplypostersforts & fortificationsscreen prints
Credit lineHistory of civic services in the city of New York Water supply No. 1 : The first public well was dug opposite the fort.. 1936-01-01. Bock, Vera. WPA Poster Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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