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Hand-colored 1908 atlas map of Brooklyn street blocks and waterfront piers along the East River, Plate 10.

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Bounded by Metropolitan Ave., Kent Ave., N. Third St., Wythe Ave., N. Fifth St., Berry St., N. Seventh St., Bedford Ave., N. Ninth St., Driggs Ave., N. 10th St., Roebling St., Union Ave., S. Second St., Hooper St., S. Third St., Keap St., S. Fourth St., Rodney St., S. 5th St., Marcy Ave., Broadway, S. Roebling St., S. Ninth St., Bedford Ave., S. Tenth St., Berry St., S. 11th St., Kent Ave. & River St., George Washington Bromley (1908). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? George Washington Bromley died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.

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This hand-colored plate shows part of Section 8 of an early twentieth-century atlas, with dense city blocks in red, yellow and white along a grid of named streets and avenues beside the East River. Ferry routes, piers and a bridge approach are drawn along the waterfront.