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English: Shippen's Draught of the Monongahela and Youghiogheny Rivers and Braddock's Road (1759)
[Great Crossing was the intended junction of Braddock's Road and Burd's] (From the original in possession of the Pennsylvania Historical Society) |
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Author Archer Butler Hulbert Artist Shippen |
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