The Stranger's Guide to New York City, 1871 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A practical pocket guide for 1871 New York, helping you navigate streets, parks, and services with ease. This edition compiles concise facts about Central Park, ferries, hackney carriage fares, hotels, churches, libraries, and essential city services, so you can plan your day without hassle. Rich with street-by-street references and practical tips, it’s a trusted companion for travelers and new residents alike.

- Discover Central Park’s layout, gates, carriage routes, and points of interest, plus tips for the most scenic and convenient rides.
- Learn about transit options, ferry schedules, hackney prices, and timing details for getting around the city.
- Find listings for leading hotels, churches, libraries, and notable urban landmarks to visit or use as meeting points.
- Access practical information on post offices, money orders, and everyday services that travelers rely on.

Ideal for readers seeking a compact, actionable overview of New York City in the early 1870s, focused on what to see, where to go, and how to get there.

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