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I copied this photo from : Oct 21, 1865 New York Newspaper titled: Frank Leslie's Illustrated, featuring on the front page: Remains Of One Of The Pilgrim Ships (Supposed To Be The Sparrow Hawk, And Relics Found In the Vicinity, Discovered, Disenterred And Removed To Boston, From Chatham, Cape Cod, Mass Bay-From Sketches By Robt. D. Wilkie)

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current00:29, 11 January 2009Thumbnail for version as of 00:29, 11 January 2009353 × 225 (13 KB)SwampyankI copied this photo from : Oct 21, 1865 New York Newspaper titled: Frank Leslie's Illustrated, featuring on the front page: Remains Of One Of The Pilgrim Ships (Supposed To Be The Sparrow Hawk, And Relics Found In the Vicinity, Discovered, Disenterred And

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