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Map of the railroads canals connecting the coal estate of the Broad Mountain Improvement Co with the Atlantic c

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Map of the railroads canals connecting the coal estate of the Broad Mountain Improvement Co with the Atlantic c
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Title: Map of the railroads canals connecting the coal estate of the Broad Mountain Improvement Co with the Atlantic c
Description: Outline map indicating the railroad network in central Pennsylvania, parts of Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey. -- 185?

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