Report made to the Staten Island Water Supply Company for supplying the village of New Brighton, Edgewater, and Port Richmond, Staten Island, with pure and wholesome water

Report made to the Staten Island Water Supply Company for supplying the village of New Brighton, Edgewater, and Port Richmond, Staten Island, with pure and wholesome water

by William J. McAlpine

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