[[A plaque dedicated to Mary Lindley Murry at the intersection of Park Avenue and

Photograph shows of a plaque, which is embedded in a rock on a median in a city street, which reads, "In honor of Mary Lindley Murray, wife of Robert Murray, for services rendered her country during the American Revolution, entertaining at her home, on this site, Gen. Howe and his officers, until the American troops under Gen. Putnam escaped. September 15, 1776, November 25, 1903. Erected by Knickerbocker Chapter, New York City, Daughters of the American Revolution".
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