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Boston Redevelopment Authority harbor planning & development, existing land use - South Boston piers

Boston Redevelopment Authority harbor planning & development, existing land use - South Boston piers, 1989 — Maps, City planning, Land use. Held by Boston Public Library, Boston Pictorial Archive. Title from item or material accompanying item.

Document

Type
photograph
Publisher
Boston Public Library
Published, as stated
1989
Language
en
Media type
image/jpeg
Size
252799 bytes
Preservation
preserved
Digest (SHA-256)
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Boston Public Library published it, 1989.

Attested by: Boston Public Library digital collections, retrieved 5 September 2026, under No Copyright - United States.

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Attested by: Boston Public Library digital collections, retrieved 5 September 2026, under No Copyright - United States.

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Identity

Identifier
urn:lemay:boston:document:boston-redevelopment-authority-harbor-planning-development-existing-land-use-south-boston-piers-3
Canonical URL
https://boston.fyi/document/boston-redevelopment-authority-harbor-planning-development-existing-land-use-south-boston-piers-3
As JSON
https://boston.fyi/document/boston-redevelopment-authority-harbor-planning-development-existing-land-use-south-boston-piers-3.json
Version
1 · last changed 5 September 2026

Provenance

Source
Boston Public Library digital collections — source of record
License
No Copyright - United States (public_domain)
Retrieved
5 September 2026
Source identifier
commonwealth:7d27jj939
Attribution
Boston Public Library
Rights as stated
No Copyright - United States — No known copyright restrictions.

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