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Stock# m0016
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Henry Schenck Tanner
Title
Connecticut by H. S. Tanner
Publication Place / Date
Philadelphia / 1841
Image Dimensions
14 x 11.5 inches
Color
Hand Colored
Condition
VG+
Stock# m0016
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A detailed and attractive map of Connecticut, handcolored by county, showing roads, canals, towns, steamship routes and other interesting details. Includes early railroads, Courthouses, Churches, Taverns, etc. A chart shows the County populations and other details.

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