Eighty photographic views of Fall River Line : views of Fall River, Newport, Long Island Sound, East and North Rivers | Collections | The Huntington

Eighty photographic views of Fall River Line : views of Fall River, Newport, Long Island Sound, East and North Rivers | Collections | The Huntington

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Steamer Pilgrim : one of the fleet forming the Fall River Line, the great Long Island Sound route between New York and Boston via Newport & Fall River
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