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Collection: 978.478 H472p 1884 - Plat of Williamsport, Emmons County, D.T. / __ __drawn and engraved by Heinze Bro's., surveyors, engineers & architects
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Folder: Library
Item: 978.478 H472p 1884
Title: Plat of Williamsport, Emmons County, D.T. / __ __drawn and engraved by Heinze Bro's., surveyors, engineers & architects
Date: 1884
Creator: Heinze Bros
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Summary: Heinze Bros --
Red ID: Lib_69228 Image ID: 463050 Image Notes: OCLC868887307

Collection: 978.478 H472p 1884 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Plat of Williamsport, Emmons County, D.T. / __ __drawn and engraved by Heinze Bro's., surveyors, engineers & architects
Date: 1884

Summary: Heinze Bros --

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