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Map 1: Original 1971 versus Expanded 2011 Historic District Boundaries and Acreage

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Original 1971 versus Expanded 2011 Historic District Boundaries and Acreage.

The original 1971 historic district boundary contained approximately 51 acres and, in 2011, contained 201 features, including the street grid, but not the new sanctuary for the First Baptist Church. (The new sanctuary was constructed on the original district boundary in the 1980s, so it is now partly within the original district and partly without.) The 2011 expanded historic district contains approximately 156 acres and 594 features, which represents an increase in area of over 300% and an increase in features of almost 300%. In general, the new district expanded the original one by 300%.

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1971
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National Parks Gallery
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https://npgallery.nps.gov/
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General map of the city of New York, consisting of boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Richmond : consolidated into one municipality by act of the legislature of the state of New York (Chapter 378 of the laws of 1897) : showing in addition to the existing topographical and characteristic features of the city, a tentative and preliminary plan for a system of streets in those parts of the city consolidated under the above act of the legislature and which had no official street plan prior to 1898

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harry s truman national historic site historic district boundaries district boundary features acres sanctuary increase first baptist church street grid national parks gallery independence missouri maps baptist church