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    Harriet Tubman New York Map

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    This document provides a map and information about Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, New York. The park encompasses 31.5 acres including the home where Harriet Tubman lived from the 1860s until her death in 1913. Other sites within the park boundaries are the Thompson Memorial AME Zion Church, the Fort Hill Cemetery, and the foundations of the John Brown Hall building. The map orients the key sites and structures within the park and proposed boundary.

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    This document provides a map and information about Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, New York. The park encompasses 31.5 acres including the home where Harriet Tubman lived from the 1860s until her death in 1913. Other sites within the park boundaries are the Thompson Memorial AME Zion Church, the Fort Hill Cemetery, and the foundations of the John Brown Hall building. The map orients the key sites and structures within the park and proposed boundary.

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    Map of proposed Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn.

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    This document provides a map and information about Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, New York. The park encompasses 31.5 acres including the home where Harriet Tubman lived from the 1860s until her death in 1913. Other sites within the park boundaries are the Thompson Memorial AME Zion Church, the Fort Hill Cemetery, and the foundations of the John Brown Hall building. The map orients the key sites and structures within the park and proposed boundary.

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    Harriet Tubman New York Map

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    This document provides a map and information about Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, New York. The park encompasses 31.5 acres including the home where Harriet Tubman lived from the 1860s until her death in 1913. Other sites within the park boundaries are the Thompson Memorial AME Zion Church, the Fort Hill Cemetery, and the foundations of the John Brown Hall building. The map orients the key sites and structures within the park and proposed boundary.

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    THOMPSON MEMORIAL AME ZION CHURCH 47- 49 Parker Street

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    Home for the Aged Visitor Center Administration Building John Brown Hall (foundation ruins)
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    Tubman Residence
    HARRIET TUBMAN HOME 180 - 182 South Street

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    National Historical Park Proposed Boundary Structure

    PARK: HATU Map Number: T18/80,000 Total Proposed Acreage: + 31.5

    OFFICE: Land Resources Program Center REGION: Northeast Region DATE: March 2009

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