File:Providence, Rhode Island, 1858.jpg

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Providence, Rhode Island, 1858. Harbour view, taken from the grounds of George W. Rhodes, Esquire. Hand-colored lithograph.

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1858

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John Badger Bachelder (1825-1894). Publisher: W. Endicott & Co., New York

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