Old_Sugar_House_and_Middle_Dutch_Church.jpg
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Description Old Sugar House and Middle Dutch Church.jpg |
English:
The Middle Dutch Church is where the enlisted men captured at the Battle of Long Island were imprisoned. The
Livingston Sugar House
also became a prison as the Redcoats captured more of Washington's soldiers during the retreat from New York. Image from 1830. The site today is the location of
28 Liberty Street
, formerly known as One Chase Manhattan Plaza.
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Source | Costello, Augustine E. (1887) Our Firemen. A History of the New York Fire Departments, Volunteer and Paid , Augustine E. Costello, p. 93. Published earlier in: Valentine, D. T. (1858) Manual of the Corporation of the City of New-York , Common Council , pp. 488–89 |
Author | George Hayward, lithographer |
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