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| - | The | + | :The first map shows the entire Petty and Baldwin property which extended from [[Denison Avenue]] at the north to Big Creek at the south. The map shows the property as it existed prior to the Harvard-Denison Bridge, which lopped off the upper corners of lots PB01, PB02 and PB03. |
| - | [[Image:.jpg]] | + | :The second property map shows all the lot numbers and house outlines for the [[Petty and Baldwin]] Develpment which comprises [[Foster St.|West 14th St.]], [[Botany Avenue]], and [[Petty St.|West 15th St.]] on the south side of [[Denison Avenue]]. |
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| + | |[[Image:Petty_Baldwin_all.jpg|100px|left|Petty and Baldwin tract]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 26 January 2007
1883 Atlas
This map shows property owners along Newburgh Street (modern day Denison Avenue) and along Pearl St. (modern day West 25th St.). This represents all of original Lot 74 and the eastern half of Lot 65.
COMMENTS:
Ebenezer Foster is still alive at this time (1883) and the family has not yet started development on what was to become West 13th St., West 14th St., and Redman Avenue.
Grand Army Court, now known as Garden Avenue, did not yet extend completely to West 23rd Place.
See the Property Developers page for more specific information.
Petty and Baldwin Development
- The first map shows the entire Petty and Baldwin property which extended from Denison Avenue at the north to Big Creek at the south. The map shows the property as it existed prior to the Harvard-Denison Bridge, which lopped off the upper corners of lots PB01, PB02 and PB03.
- The second property map shows all the lot numbers and house outlines for the Petty and Baldwin Develpment which comprises West 14th St., Botany Avenue, and West 15th St. on the south side of Denison Avenue.
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