File:Rockaway boardwalk 1903.jpg

Summary

The new board walk, Rockaway, L.I. (

)

Artist

Detroit Photographic Co. -- Photographer

Title

The new board walk, Rockaway, L.I.

Date

Source Imprint: 1903.

Digital item published 10-28-2005; updated 6-22-2011.

Medium

photograph

Collection

New York Public Library

	Native name	New York Public Library
	Location	New York City
	Coordinates	40° 42′ 45.99″ N, 74° 00′ 21.5″ W
	Established	23 May 1895
	Website	www.nypl.org
	Authority file	: Q219555 VIAF: 143013888 ISNI: 0000000121736162 ULAN: 500303617 LCCN: n79033065 Open Library: OL79856A WorldCat

Current location

Mid-Manhattan Library / Picture Collection

Accession number

Catalog Call Number: PC NEW YC-Bath
Record ID: 708855
Digital ID: 800368

Source

Original source: New York Public Library - Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection / New York City -- bathing beaches (1 photographic print : b&w ; 18 x 24 cm. (7 x 9 1/4 in.)) digital record

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