File:Collect pond.jpg

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English: Collect pond in 1796. Caption reads: "This beautiful pond, occupying the site of the present great gloomy pile of prison buildings known as The Tombs, was the scene in the summer of 1796 of the first trial of a steamboat with a screw propeller. It was the invention of John Fitch."
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(Original text: History of the city of New York : its origin, rise and progress. (New York : Barnes, 1877-1896.) Lamb, Martha J. (Martha Joanna) (1829-1893), Author.)

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Bonwill, Charles E. H. ca. 1836 Artist

Meeder, Philip, d. 1913 Engraver

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