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191:Coordinates
1655:Categories
1419:Washington
1339:Rensselaer
1274:Montgomery
1259:Livingston
1164:Chautauqua
1018:Pipe Organ
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579:References
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262:ID66000524
1561:Rochester
1556:Rhinebeck
1546:Peekskill
1507:Manhattan
1364:Schoharie
1244:Jefferson
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236:Architect
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1492:Brooklyn
1439:Southern
1434:Northern
1404:Tompkins
1394:Sullivan
1369:Schuyler
1354:Saratoga
1349:Rockland
1299:Onondaga
1239:Herkimer
1234:Hamilton
1214:Franklin
1199:Dutchess
1194:Delaware
1189:Cortland
1184:Columbia
1174:Chenango
1139:Allegany
1061:New York
797:40698653
550:See also
351:Interior
325:Brooklyn
276:87002590
181:Brooklyn
176:Location
1571:Yonkers
1474:Buffalo
1462:by city
1446:Wyoming
1389:Suffolk
1384:Steuben
1314:Orleans
1304:Ontario
1289:Niagara
1264:Madison
1224:Genesee
1179:Clinton
1169:Chemung
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343:History
335:of the
254:Part of
1497:Queens
1469:Albany
1414:Warren
1409:Ulster
1374:Seneca
1334:Queens
1329:Putnam
1324:Otsego
1319:Oswego
1309:Orange
1294:Oneida
1279:Nassau
1269:Monroe
1229:Greene
1219:Fulton
1159:Cayuga
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1134:Albany
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1460:Lists
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1424:Wayne
1399:Tioga
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