File:Map of the Oranges from the 1904 Atlas of the Oranges, Essex County, N.J., comprising the cities of Orange and East Orange, town of West Orange village and township of South Orange and the borough of Vailsburgh.jpg
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A map of the Oranges from the 1904 Atlas of the Oranges published by A. H. Mueller of Philadelphia.
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English: A map of the Oranges, New Jersey. |
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| Source | The New York Public Library Digital Collections. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/ |
| Author | Published by A. H. Mueller, 528 and 530 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA. 1904. |
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