Talk:Philip Hone
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[edit] Railroad connection?
Is this the same Philip Hone who was president of the Delaware and Hudson Railway 1825-1826? (reference) slambo 13:24, July 12, 2005 (UTC)
I have in front of me at this very moment the complete unabridged diary of Philip Hone and I can confirm that this is the same Philip Hone that was Mayor of NYC. - Greg Dill
