The Encyclopedia of New York City
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The Encyclopedia of New York City

by Kenneth T. Jackson, Lisa Keller, Nancy Flood

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The Encyclopedia of New York City provides a wide-ranging reference to one of the world’s most prominent cities. Covering the city’s history, places, people, institutions, culture, and development, this volume offers a useful resource for students, researchers, residents, visitors, and anyone interested in New York City.

About This Book

The Encyclopedia of New York City is a broad reference work focused on New York City and its many dimensions.

It offers information related to the city’s history, places, people, institutions, culture, and development.

Edited by Kenneth T. Jackson, Lisa Keller, and Nancy Flood, the volume is designed for readers seeking an informed overview of New York City.

Its encyclopedic format makes it suitable for research, study, and general exploration.

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