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Hand-colored 1908 atlas map of Brooklyn waterfront showing Erie Basin dry docks, street grid and building footprints.

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Bounded by Richards Street, (Erie Basin Dry Docks) Beard Street, Dwight Street, Bush Street, Columbia Street, Center Street, Hicks Street, Hamilton Avenue, (Gowanus Canal) Smith Street, Percival Street, Court Street, Bryant Street, Clinton Street, (Henry Street Skip, Hicks Street Slip) Bay Street, Hicks Street, (Erie Basin) Halleck Street and Beard 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 hand-colored atlas plate from George Washington Bromley's 1908 survey shows a section of Brooklyn waterfront, with the Erie Basin dry docks and piers along New York Bay on the left and a dense grid of streets and lots on the right. Building footprints are tinted in yellow, pink and blue, and the Hicks Street Slip, Henry Street Slip and Gowanus Canal are outlined in blue-green wash. The plate is labeled Part of Section 2 and Plate 31.