A Map of the History of New York State
Paul Mayo Paine · 1869 - 1955
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Why is this public domain? Paul Mayo Paine died in 1955; this work is in the public domain.
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A decorative pictorial map of New York State with inset maps of Niagara, Old New York and the Two Great Rivers, annotated with historical dates, place names and small vignettes of ships, forts and emblems. Titled A Map of the History of New York State, it was produced in 1929 and credited to Alexander C. Flick and Paul M. Paine, with the print attributed to Paul Mayo Paine.
