Blunt's stranger's guide to the city of New-York
Subtitle: Comprising a description of public buildings, dwelling houses, including population, streets, markets, public amusements, the bay, harbour, docks, slips, forts and fortifications:--with an account of the literary, philosophical, medical, law, religious, and benevolent institutions, commercial establishments, manufactures, &c. ... Embellished with a plan of the city, and engravings of public buildings
Publisher: Printed for, and published by Edmund M. Blunt ...
Published: 1817
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Guidebooks
Notes: Last six pages contain advertisements.

Plates drawn by C. A. Busby; plates and map engraved by W. Hooker.

Subsequent editions were published by A. T. Goodrich under title: The picture of New York, and [or the] stranger's guide ...

Bound in pink printed boards. Back cover contains a publisher's advertisement.