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	Mapping My Spot in History helps students become proficient at observing and interpreting maps, learn architectural and cartographic terms, appreciate their own role in affecting history, and contribute to a panoramic map of their town. (Library of Congress)

Dover, New Jersey 1903. Fowler & Bailey. Boston : [s.n., 1903] Bird's-eye-view. Includes illus. and index to points of interest.

Dover, New Jersey 1903



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