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Colored 1908 map of Brooklyn Section 9 showing street grid, city blocks, and Newtown Creek along the district edge.

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Bounded by Commercial Street, Ash Street, Box Street, Paidge Avenue (Newtown Creek), Sutton Street, Calyer Street, Manhattan Avenue, Noble Street, West Street (East River Piers) and Commercial Street, 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 plate is a color-coded fire insurance style map of a part of Section 9, showing dense street grids, numbered blocks, and buildings shaded in red, yellow, and white to indicate construction and use. Waterways including Newtown Creek and Whale Creek Canal border the district, and lumber yards and industrial sites are labeled along the East River edge.