A home geography of New York City
Straubenmuller, Gustave. A home geography of New York City.
— Boston ; New York [etc] :
Ginn & Co., [c1905] —
xv, 229 p. : front., ills., maps
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Table of Contents
- Frontispiece
- Title Page
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. Plans and Maps
- Part I. A Relief Map of New York City
- Part I. A Physical Map
- Part I. A Political Map of New York City
- Part I. Topography
- Part I. New York Harbor: Its Approaches etc.
- Part I. Transportation
- Part I. Bridges and Tunnels
- Part I. Manufactures
- Part I. New York: The Nation's Market Place
- Part I. New York: The Nation's Financial etc.
- Part I. Homes of the People
- Part I. Immigration
- Part I. Streets and Avenues
- Part I. Broadway and the Bowery
- Part I. Parks
- Part I. Museums and Parks That etc.
- Part I. Schools, Churches, and Libraries
- Part I. The City Government
- Part II. New York City As the Home etc.
- Part II. Indian Money
- Part II. The School of the Indian Boy
- Part II. The School of the Indian Girl
- Part II. The Coming of the White Man
- Part II. The Beginning of the Fur Trade
- Part II. The Dutch in New York
- Part II. How New Amsterdam Changed etc.
- Part II. Peter Stuyvesant
- Part II. Early Organization
- Part II. The First New York Schools
- Part II. Life In the Dutch Settlements
- Part II. Dutch Children
- Part II. Under the English Flag
- Part II. How New York Became etc.
- [Part III] Growth and Prosperity Under etc.
- [Part III] Early Newspapers
- [Part III] Trouble with England
- [Part III] New York and the Revolution
- [Part III] Historic Spots
- [Part III] When Washington Lived In etc.
- [Part III] Alexander Hamilton
- [Part III] Robert Fulton
- [Part III] Samuel F. B. Morse
- [Part III] Peter Cooper
- Appendix
