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Nonna Maria Wood Fired Oven

Nonna Maria Wood Fired Oven — Photo: Courtesy of Nonna Maria Wood Fired Oven

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Phone(315) 417-3388

Coordinates43.0404373, -74.8593439 ↗

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Mother of Cities: How the Canal Built Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica
The Amateur Engineers Who Built America’s First Great Public Work
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