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#11 Emily Louise Stevens Ladenburg, the widow of financier Adolph Ladenburg, goes for a ride in “Britannia.”

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Emily Louise Stevens Ladenburg, the widow of financier Adolph Ladenburg, goes for a ride in “Britannia.”

Liberty Day: When New York’s Central Park became home to a German U-Boat submarine and Tanks during World War I

#11 Emily Louise Stevens Ladenburg, the widow of financier Adolph Ladenburg, goes for a ride in “Britannia.”

WWI

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#12 “Britannia” drives through the excavation site of the future New York County Courthouse.→

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