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Alfred L. Palmer
Alfred L. Palmer (11 June 1835 - ?). Union soldier in Civil War, came to Seattle in 1882, where he built several buildings both before and after the Great Fire. Among these were the York Hotel (1890) on the northwest corner of Seattle's First Avenue and Pike Street, described in source as "one of the finest business blocks in Seattle," demolished to build the Corner Market of Pike Place Market, and the A.L. Palmer Building (1910), still at 1000 First Avenue South. See Summary for 1000 1st AVE /
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Chautauqua County Courthouse, Mayville
View from the south of the Chautauqua County Courthouse, located on the northern corner of the junction of Erie and Chautauqua Streets (State Routes 394 and 430, respectively) in Mayville, New York, United States. It was built in 1907.
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Chautauqua Creek
Early Autumn on Chautauqua Creek
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Chautauqua lake yc entrance
Chautauqua Lake Yacht Club, New York Clubhouse Entrance
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Elephantiasis arabum
Elephantiasis Arabum. BY H. D. INGRAHAM, M.D., of Kennedy, New York. The accompanying photographs are those of Allen Stockwell, a resident of Poland, Chautauqua County, N.Y. He was born, where he now resides, April 22, 1838. His ancestors, both paternal and maternal, were hardy, rugged people, and his brothers and sisters-he being the eldest of seven children- have a like firm and healthy constitution. His own health has always been good. After he became old enough to labor, he worked in the lu
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The archeological history of New York (Page 439) BHL21856200
The archeological history of New York, by Arthur C. Parker.
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The archeological history of New York (Page 441) BHL21856202
The archeological history of New York, by Arthur C. Parker.
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The archeological history of New York (Page 442) BHL21856203
The archeological history of New York, by Arthur C. Parker.
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The archeological history of New York (Page 444) BHL21856205
The archeological history of New York, by Arthur C. Parker.
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William Peacock-Young 1875
Portrait of William Peacock in Andrew W. Young, History of Chautauqua County, 1875, p 278.
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