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Electric railway map of eastern New England

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Electric railway map of eastern New England
Image Number: rr001130 ( use when ordering by phone )
Title: Electric railway map of eastern New England
Description: Outline map showing townships, cities and towns, and existing and proposed electric railroads in red. Includes names of lines and junction points.
-- 1898

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