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Huge Docks erected in New York. A view of the inshore section of the new Todd graving dock in the Erie Basin, Brooklyn. The new dry dock, largest in New York cost $2,500,00. FS.
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Huge Docks erected in New York. A view of the inshore section of the new Todd graving dock in the Erie Basin, Brooklyn. The new dry dock, largest in New York cost $2,500,00. FS.

Associated Press · [ca. February 1929]

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