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History of Foley Square - Before 1600

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Before 1600: Lenape and Munsee Native Americans with three totem animals, the turtle, wolf, and turkey. According to author Will Grant, the Delaware People called Manhattan: Hay-la-py-ee-chen-quay-hee-lass or The Place Where the Sun is Born.

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Intersection of Worth Street and Center Street, On the side of New York County Supreme Court
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Located at the intersection of Worth Street and Center Street, On the side of New York County Supreme Court

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Lenape and Munsee Native Americans with three totem animals, the turtle, wolf, and turkey.

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With a map in the center that shows Collect Pond

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