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Lou Reed s New York
Lou Reed s New York

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Manhattan Laminated Map

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New York City Streets Map

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Doctor in the zoo
Doctor in the zoo

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The New York parents' book
The New York parents' book

By Lois Gilman

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Post-mortem effects

By Boyle Thomas

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Leaving Brooklyn
Leaving Brooklyn

By Lynne Sharon Schwartz

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Shopping Manhattan

By Corky Pollan

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