These handsome views of American cities are faithful reproductions of the originals published in the 1800's. Colored views match very closely the hues of the period. Toned views were published with a single sky and shadow tone added to an uncolored print. All follow closely the original colors of the time. 

Reproductions are available in three general sizes.

Small measures approximately about 20 by 15 inches $50

Medium approximately measures about 30 by 25 inches $65

Large approximately measures about 50 by 35 inches $85

When ordering please note which size you would like.      If you do not indicate size we will send you a medium size City View.

Akron, Ohio, 1870. This panoramic view of the city of Akron, Ohio was originally drawn by A. Ruger in 1870. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Akron more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Albany, New York, 1853.  J. W. Hills' view from the east with the Hudson River in the foreground. It shows a busy waterfront against a background of the city whose buildings occupy the gentle slope extending to the west. The State Capitol is at center. Busy and attractive. 

Alexandria, Virginia, 1864.  Magnus's birds eye view from high above the river of the small town clustered around the river during the Civil War. Clearly a thriving river port which extends about 14 blocks up the gently sloping hill and is no more than 10 blocks wide. Many of the commercial buildings are near the harbor and the river is filled with steam and sailing ships. A legend of important buildings is provided. 

Altoona, Pennsylvania, 1895 This map shows the railroad yard of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona, Pennsylvania. The view was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1895, and shows many of the points of interest of the railroad terminus. Altoona can be seen in the background. The railroad layout appears as it did more than a century ago. The printed detail in the foreground is outstanding.

Anniston, Alabama, 1887.  A reproduction of an original bird's-eye view of the city of Anniston, Alabama originally produced by Henry Wellge & Co. in 1887.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1880.  Beck and Paul's birds eye view of the city with the University of Michigan prominent, just left of center in the foreground and the central business district at center. With the rolling hills and the rail in the background and the immense detail of each building makes this a most interesting view. A table identifies and locates 52 important sites and buildings. 

Annapolis, Maryland, 1864. Magnus's birds eye view from high above the Harbor.  Over looking the small city of Annapolis.  In the foreground are many sail and steam ships.  Clearly a thriving port, with lots of action around the city.  Annapolis itself is filled with trees and buildings, the largest of which are the churches.  An interesting and seldom seen early view of the city.

Anniston, Alabama, 1887. This panoramic view of the city of Anniston, Alabama was originally produced by H. Wellge & Co. in 1887. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Anniston more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, New Jersey 1881. This panoramic view of the cities of Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, New Jersey was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1881. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park more than a century ago. 

Asheville, North Carolina, 1891. This panoramic view of the city of Asheville, North Carolina was originally produced by Ruger & Stoner in 1891. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Asheville more than a century ago.

Aspen, Colorado, 1893.  This panoramic view of the city of Aspen, Colorado was originally produced in 1893. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Aspen more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Atlanta, Georgia, 1871. Ruger's birds eye view is the first of the city. It shows the extensive rebuilding and growth following the devastation of the city during the civil war. The central business district is at center and this is also the cleft of the "Y" of the railroads joining and running through the city. Minutely drawn this view reveals every aspect of the city. 

Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1900. This panoramic view of the city of Atlantic City, New Jersey was originally produced in 1900. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Atlantic City about a century ago. Find the streets that were used in the original game of Monopoly. 

Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, 1894. This panoramic view of the city of Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey was originally produced by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1894. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Atlantic Highlands more than a century ago.

Auburn, California, 1857.  This is a panoramic view of Auburn, California done by C.P. Cook in 1887. It shows the streets and points of interest in Auburn over a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding. A wonderful look at early American west.

Austin, Texas, 1872.  The University sites for public use and other open spaces were all part of the original design of 1839.  The plan resulted from public initiative taken by the Republic of Texas, which acquired the site by eminent domain and laid out the town through a special commission authorized by the legislature and approved by President Lamar.

Bakersfield, California, 1901.  This panoramic view of the city of Bakersfield, California was originally produced by Britton & Rey in 1901. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Bakersfield in the early part of the last century.

Ballston Spa, New York, 1890.  This panoramic view of the city of Ballston Spa, New York was originally drawn by Christian Fausel in 1890. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Ballston Spa more than a century ago.

Baltimore, Maryland, 1862. This panoramic view of the city of Baltimore, Maryland was originally produced by E. Sachse & Co. in 1862. The print shows a perspective view of Baltimore as it appeared more than a century ago. An almost romanticized view of an important growing east coast port city. 

Bangor, Maine, 1875. This panoramic view of the city of Bangor, Maine was originally produced by Charles Shober & Co. in 1875. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Bangor more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Berkeley, California, 1909. This panoramic view of the city of Berkeley, California was originally produced by Charles Green in 1909. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Berkeley more than 90 years ago.

Berkeley, Springs, West Virginia, 1889. This panoramic view of the city of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia was originally drawn by John Moray in 1877. The view shows the points of interest in Berkeley Springs more than a century ago.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1877. This panoramic view of the city of Bethlehem & South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania was originally produced by G. A. Rudd in 1877. The map identifies points of interest in Bethlehem more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1850. This panoramic view of the city of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania was originally produced by Fr. Kilian in 1850. The map identifies points of interest including separate views of churches, seminaries, factories, the Lehigh River and canal in Bethlehem more than a century ago.

Binghamton, New York, 1901. This panoramic view of the city of Binghamton, New York was originally produced by Landis & Alsop in 1901. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Binghamton more than a century ago. 

Birmingham, Alabama, 1885.  This panoramic view of the city of Birmingham, Alabama was originally produced by Beck & Pauli, Lithographers in 1885. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Birmingham more than a century ago. 

Bismark, Dakota Territory, 1883.  Stoner's birds eye view of the city in the central area of a grid of laid out roads which anticipates a great deal of expansion. The Missouri river with steam paddle wheelers and a rail system through the city is evident. The Capital buildings are very prominent. Four vignettes of city scenes are in each corner. 

Boston, Massachusetts, 1877.  This panoramic view of the city of Boston, Massachusetts was originally produced by Currier & Ives in 1877. The map shows the street layout and points of interest in Boston more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding. The city is wonderfully detailed and has wonderful detail of buildings. 

Boston, Massachusetts, 1873.  Currier and Ives's birds eye view looking in from high above the Bay. The harbor is in the forefront. Prominent features include the Bunker Hill Monument and Charlestown Navy Yard at right, the Old and New Statehouses and Boston Common at center, and Roxbury, South Boston, and Dorchester at the left. In the distance we can see Cambridge and Harvard University. 

Bar Harbor, Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1886. This panoramic view of the city of Bar Harbor, Maine was originally produced by G. W. Morris in 1886. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Bar Harbor more than a century ago. Very nice view!

Brattleboro, Vermont, 1886.  This panoramic view of the city of Brattleboro, Vermont was originally produced by the Burleigh Lithographing Establishment in 1886. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Brattleboro more than a century ago.

Bridgeport, CT, 1875.  This panoramic view of the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut was originally produced by the American Oleograph Co. in 1875. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Bridgeport more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Buffalo, New York, 1853. Hill's very handsome birds eye view of an infant city that has changed so much it is difficult to relate to this early view. The lake is on the left and the busy river and harbor is in the foreground. "Main" street extends from the front to the back of the print. In a city comprised mainly of four and five story buildings the skyline is dominated by church steeples. Industry and activity are everywhere. Many trees have been planted to make it a very attractive city. This is a handsome print.

Buffalo, New York, 1880. This panoramic view of the city of Buffalo, New York was originally produced by Maerz Lithographing Co. in 1880. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Buffalo more than a century ago.

Buena Vista, Colorado, 1882. An attractive panoramic view of the city of Buena Vista, Colorado originally produced by Beck & Pauli Lithographers in 1882.

Brooklyn, New York, 1879. This panoramic view of the city of Brooklyn, New York was originally drawn by C. R. Parsons in 1879. The map identifies the points of interest in Brooklyn more than a century ago.

Brooklyn Hights, California, 1877. This panoramic view of the city of Brooklyn Hights in Los Angeles, California was originally produced by A. L. Bancroft & Co. in 1877. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Brooklyn Hights more than a century ago.

Brooklyn Bridge, New York, 1885.  This panoramic view of the cities of Brooklyn and New York, New York was originally produced by Currier & Ives in 1885. The map identifies the points of interest in the two cities, and depicts the newly completed engineering masterpiece, the Brooklyn Bridge, more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Bronx, New York, 1885.  This panoramic view of the city of the Bronx, New York was originally drawn by Wm. W. Kline in 1897. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in the Bronx more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Butte, Montana, 1884.  Founded in 1864, this Montana mining center began its most vigorous period of development after the discovery of copper in 1880.  Our striking toned lithograph shows the city a few years later, surrounded by smoke belching smelters.

 California Bike Routes, California, 1895.  This poster is entitled "Map of California Roads For Cyclers". It shows all the roads suitable for cycling in the state of California more than a century ago. Each road is rated for condition and grade. The original poster was designed and drawn by George W. Blum and endorsed by H. F. Wynne, president of the California Cycle Club in 1895.

 Canon City, Colorado, 1882.  This panoramic view of the city of Canon City, Colorado was originally produced by Beck and Pauli, Lithographers in 1882.

 Cedar Key, Florida, 1884.  This panoramic view of the city of Cedar Key, Florida was originally produced in 1884. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Cedar Key more than a century ago.

 Central City and Blackhawk, 1873.  Perhaps the best known of Colorado’s mining communities are the two shown on this colored view. They flourished following the discovery of gold at Gregory Diggings in 1859. The facsimile is reduced one-tenth from the original.

Charleston, South Carolina, 1872.  Drie's birds eye view with the Cooper River in the foreground and the Ashley River at the top. Nicely detailed showing each building, the harbor and much activity. The Courthouse and City Hall, facing the first public square laid out two centuries earlier, are separately shown in vignettes on either side of the extensive legend at the bottom. A very handsome view.

Charlottesville, Virginia, 1856.  Sachse and Company's view of the University of Virginia from Lewis Mountain with Charlottesville in the background nestled in the surrounding foothills. Very well detailed with the roads, houses and other structures all clearly visible. 

Chatham, New York, 1886. This panoramic view of the city of Chatham, New York was originally produced by L. R. Burleigh in 1886. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Chatham more than a century ago.

Chattanooga, TN, 1871.  This panoramic view of the city of Chattanooga was originally drawn by A. Ruger in 1871. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Chattanooga more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Cheyenne, Wyoming,1882.  Stoner's birds eye view of this early city laid out in a rectangular grid. The rail lines and station are in the foreground, the business district takes up the center part of the town and much of the laid out town is still open for expansion. Six vignettes of important buildings are included. 

Chicago, Illinois, 1779 and 1857.  Kurz and Allison's historic views of early Chicago. The two large central views are Chicago from the Lake in 1830 with a population of 96 (wigwams and native Americans prominent), a birds eye view of Chicago from the lake with a population of 60,662, and 13 other smaller views of the city and its prominent building surrounding the two large central views. Included are Old Fort Dearborn erected in 1803, a view of Chicago in 1845 with a population of 12,088 etc. This is a most interesting and attractive set of views. 

Chicago, Illinois, 1871.  This is an attractive view of Chicago as it existed before the great fire in 1871. It reveals the extent to which the city had grown from the modest gridiron town platted in 1830 by James Thompson. The view originally appeared in Harper's Weekly.

Chicago, Illinois, 1874. This panoramic view of the city of Chicago, Illinois was originally produced by Currier & Ives in 1874. The map shows the layout of the streets and points of interest in Chicago more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Chicopee, MA, 1878.  This panoramic view of the city of Chicopee, Massachusetts was originally produced by Galt & Hoy in 1878. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Chicopee more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Cincinnati, Ohio, 1856.  Middleton Wallace and Company's view taken from a point west of Covington KY. The beginnings of autumn are apparent in the woods and shrubbery in the foreground, steamboats are plying their trade on the river just beyond, and nestled between the river and the hills is the commercial city dominated by many church spires. Attractive. 

Cleveland, Ohio, 1877.  This panoramic view of the city of Cleveland, Ohio was produced by Beck & Pauli in 1877. The map identifies the streets and points of interest in Cleveland more than a century ago. 

Coloma, California, 1857.  Kuchel and Dresel's view of the town where gold was first discovered in California in 1848. The river splits the town and the hills form the background. At this stage no more than a one street town with some growing sprawl. 

Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1873. Stoner's birds eye view of the city with the town of Manitou also shown in the mountains. The town is in the foreground with several larger buildings prominent. A business district is apparent and the streets are lined with trees. The rail line and terminus is at the far end and the line switches up the valley to Manitou. 

Colorado Springs/Pikes Peak, Colorado, 1890. This panoramic view of the city of Colorado Springs, Colorado was originally produced by the American Publishing Co. in 1890. It shows a sweeping and very colorful panorama of the Pikes Peak country with Colorado Springs in the foreground and Pikes Peak in the background.

Columbia, California, 1852. Once an important gold mining community in the Sierras, Columbia has now been restored as an outdoor museum by the State of California.  The town today looks very much as it did when this lithograph was published.

Columbia, South Carolina, 1872. This panoramic view of the city of Columbia, South Carolina was originally produced in 1872. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Columbia more than a century ago. Nice color and interesting detail.

Cooperstown, New York, 1890.  Burleigh's view of the small city with the river in front and the city extending into the hills in the background. An attractive business district at center with mainly four and five story buildings and the surrounding residences, double stories. Many trees have been planted and several streets are tree lined. Attractive. 

Concord, New Hampshire, 1899. This panoramic view of the city of Concord, New Hampshire was originally drawn by Burt Poole in 1899. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Concord more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding

Coney Island, New York, 1906.  This panoramic view of Coney Island, New York - the famous amusement park - was originally drawn by John G. Mark in 1906. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Coney Island almost a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Coronado Beach, California, 1882. This panoramic view of the city of Coronado Beach, California was originally drawn by E. S. Moore around 1880. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Coronado Beach more than a century ago.

Corning, New York, 1882. This panoramic view of the city of Corning, New York was originally produced by the Philadephia Publishing House in 1882. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Corning more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Cripple Creek, Colorado, 1896. This panoramic view of the city of Cripple Creek, Colorado was originally produced by the Western Lithography Co. in 1896.

Cumberland, Maryland, 1906.  This panoramic view of the city of Cumberland, Maryland was originally produced in 1906. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Cumberland about a century ago.

Dallas, Texas, 1892. This panoramic view of the city of Dallas, Texas was originally produced by the Dallas Lithography Co. in 1892. The map identifies the points of interest in Dallas more than a century ago.

Danbury, Connecticut, 1875. This panoramic view of the city of Danbury, Connecticut was originally drawn by O. H. Bailey in 1875. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Danbury more than a century ago. 

Dayton, Ohio, 1870. This panoramic view of the city of Dayton, Ohio was originally produced by Merchants Lithographing Co. in 1870. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Dayton more than a century ago.

Denver, Colorado, 1874.  This panoramic birds eye view of Denver just 16 years after being first settled in 1858, with a growing population of 17000. The city sits in the crook of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek. Sixteen important city buildings are shown on either side, and a small view of Denver, shortly after settlement is at the bottom.

Derby, CT, 1899. This panoramic view of the city of Derby, Connecticut was originally produced by Landis & Hughes in 1898. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Derby more than a century ago.

Des Moines, Iowa, 1875. This panoramic view of the city of Des Moines, Iowa was originally published by Chas. Shober & Co Prop's Chicago Lith in 1875. The map identifies the points of interest in St. Joseph more than a century ago.

Detroit, Michigan, 1889. This panoramic view of the city of Detroit, Michigan was originally produced by the Calvert Litho Co. in 1889.

Downingtown, Pennsylvania, 1893. This panoramic view of the city of Downingtown, Pennsylvania was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1893. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Downingtown more than a century ago. 

Dubuque, IA, 1889.  This panoramic view of the city of Dubuque, Iowa was originally produced by the American Publishing Co. in 1889. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Dubuque more than a century ago.

Durham, North Carolina, 1891. This panoramic view of the city of Durham, North Carolina was originally produced by Ruger & Stoner in 1891. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Durham more than a century ago

Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 1886. Walker's birds eye view of the bustling small town which nestles around a harbor which is filled with many sail boats and two steamers. Early New England double story homes are predominant. An inset of Nanttuckesett Lodge near South Beach is included. Charming. 

Egg Harbor, New Jersey, 1924.  This panoramic view of the city of Egg Harbor City, New Jersey was produced by Hughes & Cinquin in 1924. The map identifies the streets and points of interest in Egg Harbor City more than three-quarters of a century ago.

Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1898. This panoramic view of the city of Elizabeth, New Jersey was originally produced by Landis & Hughes in 1898. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Elizabeth more than a century ago.

Elkton, Maryland, 1907. This panoramic view of the city of Aberdeen, South Dakota was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1907. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Elkton almost a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Elmira, New York, 1901. This panoramic view of the city of Elmira, New York was originally produced by Landis and Alsop in 1901. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Elmira around a century ago.

Emporia, Virginia, 1907.  This panoramic view of the city of Emporia, Virginia was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1907. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Emporia about a century ago.

Erie, Pennsylvania, 1870. This panoramic view of the city of Erie, Pennsylvania was originally produced by the Chicago Lithographing Co. in 1870. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Erie more than a century ago. Very nicely colored and interesting detail.

Eureka, California, 1902.  This panoramic view of the city of Eureka, California was originally produced by A. C. Noe & G. R. Georgeson in 1902. The map identifies the street names and points of interest more than a century ago. 

Fishkill, New York, 1886.  This panoramic view of the city of Fishkill-on-the-Hudson, New York was originally drawn by L. R. Burleigh in 1886. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Fishkill more than a century ago.

Fort Collins, Colorado, 1865.  An attractive bird's-eye view of the city of Fort Collins, Colorado in 1865. 

Fort Worth, Texas, 1891.  Published by the American Publishing Company, showing the city within the confines of the Trinity and Clear fork rivers. It is clearly at the crossroads of several major rail lines which intersect almost at city center. The business district is in the foreground and several tall buildings are very evident. A vignette of the seven story Hurley office building (tallest building) is at lower left. 

Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1856. Sachse' birds eye view is sketched from the opposite bank of the Rappanhanock River. A beautiful soft view of the town, its bridges, many finely drawn buildings against the pink glow off a setting sun. The river boats still show some activity around the mooring area. Nine vignette views of important buildings are along the bottom. 

Fresno, California, 1901. This panoramic view of the city of Fresno, California was originally produced by L. W. Klein in 1901. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Fresno more than a century ago.

Frostburg, Maryland, 1905. This panoramic view of the city of Frostburg, Maryland was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1905. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Frostburg almost a century ago. 

Gadsden, Alabama, 1887. This panoramic view of the city of Gadsden, Alabama was originally drawn by Henry Wellge in 1887. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Gadsden more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Galveston, Texas, 1845.  At the time this plan was published, Galveston was barely ten years old, but it already had become the most important port in the Republic of Texas.  This scarce lithograph was used by the town’s promoters to stimulate land sales.

(The print is clear and strong.  The faded appearance is from our picture)

Georgetown, District of Columbia, 1855.  Sachse's birds eye view of the town situated in a curve of the Potomac river and gently rising up the hill. The red brick and clapboard homes blend into the autumn landscape. The beach landing is filled with sailing boats and a steamer. Charming. 

Glen Falls, New York, 1884. This panoramic view of the city of Glens Falls, New York was originally drawn by L. R. Burleigh in 1884. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Glens Falls more than a century ago.

Greeley, Colorado, 1882. This panoramic view of the city of Greeley, Colorado originally produced by J. J. Stoner in 1882

Greensboro, North Carolina, 1891.  This panoramic view of the city of Greensboro, North Carolina was originally produced by Ruger & Stoner in 1891. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Greensboro more than a century ago.

Hannibal, Missouri, 1869.  Ruger's birds eye view from high above the Illinois side of the Mississippi looking towards the city of Hanibal. In the foreground Concord coaches and a Steam Ferry are meeting the train on the Illinois side of the river. Beyond a log raft on the river and the many steam boats is the town where Mark Twain loitered dreaming about becoming a steam boat pilot. The town sits in a valley with the business district along the waterfront area, the whole nestled in the surrounding hills. Very nice. 

Healdsburg, California, 1876. This panoramic view of the city of Healdsburg, California was originally produced by A. L. Bancroft & Co. in 1876. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Healdsburg more than a century ago.

Helena, Montana, 1890. This birds eye view was published by the American Publishing Company. The gold strike at Last Chance Gulch in 1864 attracted thousands of miners to this site in the Montana Rockies. The rough frontier atmosphere gradually gave way as Helena became the state capitol in 1875 and was incorporated as a city in 1881. The central business district is at center nestled in the foothills of the mountain and the city spreads from that axis. Much of the city is laid out but not yet built on. An inset of "The East Side Additions of Lenox and Corbin" are included as well as 16 vignette views of prominent city buildings. A table is included identifying and locating 50 important sites and buildings. A very detailed view showing each building. 

High Point, North Carolina, 1913. This panoramic view of the city of High Point, North Carolina was originally drawn by J. J. Farris in 1913. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in High Point almost a century ago.

Honolulu, Hawaii, 1854.  Emmeret's view of the city when it was little more than a small town stretching along the Beach near Diamond Head. 16 border views show the appearance of the most important buildings. 

Hot Springs, Arkansas, 1882. This panoramic view of the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas was originally produced in 1888. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Hot Springs more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Houston, Texas, 1891. Extends from Galveston bay through this nicely laid out, tree lined city on each side of the busy Buffalo river. A mixture of red and white brick buildings predominate. Vignettes of 10 city buildings are at the bottom. Handsome. 

Huntsville, Alabama, 1871. This panoramic view of the city of Huntsville, Alabama was originally produced by Ehrgott & Krebs in 1871. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Huntsville more than a century ago. 

Ithaca, New York, 1836.  Walton's view of the city in the valley surrounded by rolling hills with fields and trees. In the foreground a couple are riding a horse drawn buggy, people walking and a gentleman riding a horse. 

Ithaca, New York, 1873.  This birds eye view shows Cornell University at lower right abounded by two deep gorges and the town stretching to the Ithaca and Athens/Geneva rail lines. Six mile creek is at left and part of Cayuga Lake is top right. The business district is left of center. Very well detailed.

Jacksonville, Florida, 1893.  This panoramic view of the city of Jacksonville, Florida was originally produced by Augustus Koch in 1893. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Jacksonville more than a century ago. 

Key West, Florida, 1855.  Crozelier's view of the city as it might be seen when arriving from the outskirts and then looking out over the town to the harbor (on the right) with its many sailing and steam ships and to the sea beyond. Clearly a thriving small sea port with many handsome homes. 

Knoxville, Tennessee 1869.  Beck and Pauli's view of the city with a population of 30,000 from high above the river looking toward the city. The rail and road bridges are in the foreground with the University of Tennessee on the far side of the river, the business district right of center and the city and suburban area following the valley up to the hills. An extensive legend is at the bottom.

Lakeport, California, 1888.  This panoramic view of the city of Lakeport, California was originally drawn by Stanley Inchbold in 1888. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Lakeport more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Larchmont, New York, 1904. This panoramic view of the city of Larchmont, New York was originally produced by Hughes and Bailey in 1904. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Larchmont nearly a century ago.

Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1876.  Bailey and Hazen's birds eye view from high above the Merrimack river with its business district in the forefront and the city stretching to the horizon. Minutely drawn and very detailed. An extensive legend identifies and locates important buildings and sites. 

Lincoln, Nebraska, 1880.  Augustus Koch's birds eye view with the rail yards in the forefront and the State Capitol in the upper center. The city was planned in 1867 and this is evidenced by the wide streets and generous sites for parks and public buildings. Three vignettes of important buildings are at top and bottom and a table locating 29 important sites and buildings is included. Nicely detailed. 

Little Rock, Arkansas, 1871.  This panoramic view of the city of Little Rock, Arkansas was originally drawn by A. Ruger in 1871. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Little Rock more than a century ago. 

Los Angeles, California, 1853.  A lovely scene of Los Angeles as it was being settled.  This delightful print shows the small city set against a vast span of open land and mountains.   A small building stands in the front right foreground with a farmer sitting nearby overlooking the city.  Handsome and nicely done.

Los Angeles, California, 1857.  Kuchel and Dreschels' flat roofed, mainly one story, adobe and brick, very early city of Los Angeles, complete with horses and carriages and pumpkins on the flat roofs, and laundry done outside in buckets! The mountains make a charming backdrop to this wonderful view.

Los Angeles, California, 1894.  Pierce's birds eye view of the large city shown by combining two views (southern part and northern part), and depicting the cityscape as seen from opposite directions. The result is both unusual and most effective and vividly illustrates the swift growth of the city. 

Louisville, Kentucky, 1876.  Shober's beautiful birds eye view of the city with busy steamboats and the rail bridge over the Mississippi in the foreground, a red bricked business district extending back from the river and urban development as far as the eye can see. A wonderful view of an important growing city which, as a measure, already has 32 established church buildings. Busy and attractive. 

Lowell, Massachusetts, 1876.  Exceptionally detailed toned lithograph shows how Lowell developed as a major industrial center. Sixty places of business and manufacturing are identified in the legend and keyed to numbers on the view.

Madison, Wisconsin, 1855.  Donnel's beautiful birds eye view of the city taken from the water cure (now the grounds of the University), south side of Lake Menona. In the immediate foreground are horses and carriages in a park, beyond are boats on the lake, and then the city with church spires in the skyline. 

Memphis, Tennessee, 1870.  The busy Mississippi river is in the foreground with many steam ships plying their trade. The commercial heart is at center close to the river and suburban Memphis extends well beyond the rail depot at on Charleston avenue. Horse drawn carriage traffic is in abundance everywhere. A busy and thriving city. 

Meriden, CT, 1918. This panoramic view of the city of Meriden, Connecticut was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1918. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Meriden almost a century ago.

Middletown, Connecticut, 1877.  This panoramic view of the city of Middletown, Connecticut was originally produced by O. H. Bailey in 1877. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Middletown more than a century ago.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1882.  Beck and Pauli's view of the city from Bay View. It reflects Milwaukee's importance as an industrial city and port to the hinterland. The city is large, industrial buildings predominate, and the harbor is busy, Ten large views of sections of the city surround the main view and provide a wonderful insight to a thriving and growing city. 

Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1874.  Ellsbury and Green's view of a bustling Minneapolis across the river with St Anthony's Falls and the Mississippi, and its many bridges in the foreground. 

Montgomery, Alabama, 1887.  This is a panoramic view of the city of Montgomery, Alabama originally produced by Beck & Pauli, Lithographers in 1887. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Montgomery 113 years ago. The image detail is outstanding.

Morristown, NJ, 1899.  This panoramic view of the city of Morristown, New Jersey was originally produced by Landis and Alsop in 1899. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Morristown more than a century ago.

Morrisville, Pennsylvania, 1893. This panoramic view of the city of Morrisville, Pennsylvania was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1893. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Morrisville more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Mystic, Connecticut, 1879. This panoramic view of the cities of Mystic River and Mystic Bridge, Connecticut was originally produced in 1879. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Mystic River more than a century ago. The color is very nice and the print has much interesting detail.

Naugatuck, Connecticut, 1877. This panoramic view of the city of Naugatuck, Connecticut was originally produced by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1877. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Naugatuck more than a century ago.

Nantucket, Masschusetts, 1881. Handsomely toned with gray scales and cream shades, about 19 1/2 by 28 3/4 inches. Beck and Pauli's wonderful south west view, of this popular town on the island which started as a whaling port in the middle of the 17th century. The busy harbor is in the foreground and the very detailed town stretches back from there. An inset of Siasconset and Sankaty Head light house are included as are four vignettes of important buildings. Busy and attractive. 

Nashville, Tennessee, 1897. This panoramic view of the city of Nashville, Tennessee and the Centennial Exposition was originally produced by the Henderson Lithography Co. in 1897. The map shows the special buildings erected for the celebration of the Centennial Exposition and points of interest in Nashville more than a century ago.  The detail in this view is outstanding!

New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1846.  Conant's view from the Fort near Fairhaven. In the near foreground a splitpole fence with a cow in a field, then a footpath near the waters edge with several people in the vicinity. Many steam and sail ships in the harbor area with the city rising gently in the background. 

New Bern, North Carolina, 1864. Handsomely toned with gray scales and cream shades. Voltaire Combe's delicately colored view looking in from the confluence of the Trent and Meuse River at a very busy harbor with steam and sail boats in the foreground and the harbor and town at center. Much of the town being obscured by planted shade trees. Bustling and attractive. 

New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1910. This panoramic view of the city of New Brunswick, New Jersey was originally produced by Hughes & Bailey in 1910. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in New Brunswick almost a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

New London, CT, 1911. This panoramic view of the city of New London, Connecticut was originally produced by Hughes & Bailey in 1911. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in London almost a century ago.

New Orleans, Louisiana, 1851.  Muller's birds eye view of the city from a point high above the Mississippi River. Clearly a thriving major sea port which is rapidly growing. Four and five story commercial buildings appear to dominate the city and the river is bustling with river traffic. A handsome print.

New Port, Rhode Island, 1878. This panoramic view of the city of Newport, Rhode Island was originally produced by Galt & Hoy in 1878. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Newport more than a century ago. Nice color!

New York, New York, 1766.  One of the finest plans of New York City is John Montressor’s detailed and decorative survey drawn near the end of the colonial period.  It is attractively colored to show the topography and the developed area of the city, and an extensive legend identifies the locations of important buildings and places.

New York, New York, 1856.  Currier's birds eye view of the city with the harbor in the foreground and many ships tied up and on the river. Much of Manhattan has been reclaimed from the river and Castle Garden is now part of the mainland. The churches dominate a city comprised mainly of four and five story buildings. Attractive. 

(New York) Central Park, 1865.  Bachmann's birds eye view from the lake (in the foreground) in Central Park, looking south down to the tip of Manhattan. The crowded park, its paths, lakes, pavilion and other structures are clearly visible. To the left, in the distance, is the small town of Brooklyn, The built up area of Manhattan extends to the bottom of the park, and the small towns of Hoboken and Jersey city in New Jersey are visible on the right. The tallest buildings are still the churches and there spires. Unusual and attractive. 

New York, New York, 1876.Currier and Ives birds eye looking north from high in the sky above the harbor and seeing a historic Manhattan Island linked for the first time by the Brooklyn Bridge to Long Island. Although the bridge is still under construction it is shown as completed. The Hudson and East River harbors are crowded with steam and sail boats. Manhattan Island is built up as far as the eye can see. The tallest buildings are still the churches and their spires. Jersey City sprawls at left and at right Brooklyn harbor and "Long Island City" hug the East river with the Sound in the background. 

Newark, New Jersey, 1874. This panoramic view of the city of Newark, New Jersey was originally published by Parsons & Atwater in 1874. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Newark more than a century ago. 

Newburgh, New York 1900.  This panoramic view of the city of Newburgh, New York was originally produced in 1900. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Newburgh more than a century ago.

Newport News, Virginia 1891.  This panoramic view of the city of Newport News, Virginia was originally produced by American Publishing Co in 1891. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Newport News more than a century ago.

Niagara Falls, New York, 1882.  This panoramic view of the city of Niagara Falls, New York was originally produced by Beck & Pauli, Lithographers in 1882. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Niagara Falls more than a century ago. Dramatic image!

Norfolk & Portsmouth, Virginia 1873. This panoramic view of the cities of Portsmouth and Norfolk, Virginia was originally drawn by C. N. Drie in 1873. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Norfolk and Portsmouth more than a century ago.

Norristown, Pennsylvania 1881. This panoramic view of the city of Norristown, Pennsylvania in 1881. The map identifies points of interest in Norristown more than a century ago.

Oakland, California, 1900. This panoramic view of the city of Oakland, California originally produced by F. & H. Soderberg in 1900.

Ocean Grove & Ashbury Park, Pennsylvania 1881. This panoramic view of the cities of Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, New Jersey was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler in 1881. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park more than a century ago.

Ogden, Utah, 1875.  Glover's birds eye view of the town placed between the Weber river and the mountains in a rectangular street grid. The town planners have left room for much more urban development. The Union Pacific rail is in the foreground. The Court House and its tower are an imposing structure in a town of principally one and two story buildings. The commercial sector is off main street between Third and Fifth street. 

Oklahoma City, Indian Territory, 1890. Fowler's birds eye view of this rigidly planned city with the axis of Santa Fe Street and Seventh Avenue in the foreground, which also serve as the city limits. The business district is at center and the city stretches out to top left. The city is less than 10 months old and Native American Wigwams are in the foreground. Very detailed with each building clearly visible. 

Olympia, Washington Territory, 1879. Eli S. Grover's birds eye view of the city sitting on a "spit" on Puget Sound with the town of Tumwater at top left and Budd's Inlet at bottom right. The harbor and city are in the foreground and several sail and steam boat ships are in the harbor. A A table is included identifying 15 important sites and buildings. Attractive. 

Omaha, Nebraska, 1868.  Ruger's birds eye view this western city on the banks of the busy Missouri river with steamboats their trade. The city planners have ensured a rectangular street grid with a business district at center. Suburban homes surround the district with much room left for expansion. Four vignettes display prominent city buildings. 

Oswego, New York, 1855. This panoramic view of the city of Oswego, New York was originally drawn by Lewis Bradley in 1855. The map identifies points of interest in Oswego more than a century ago. This is a particularly beautiful view.

Pasadena, California, 1893.  Pasadena, California originally drawn by W. W. Benedict and W. S. Woodworth in 1903.

Paterson, New Jersey, 1880. This panoramic view of the city of Paterson, New Jersey was originally produced by Packard & Butler, Lithographers in 1880. The map identifies the points of interest in Paterson more than a century ago

Pensacola, Florida, 1743.  An attractive view of Pensacola, showing a small town with only a single line of buildings along the coast.  The view has an attractive sailboat at its center and has the streets of Pensacola in its background.

Pensacola, Florida, 1885. Beck and Pauli's view of Pensacola as a shipping center long before its development as a resort center. In the foreground the harbor is large and crowded and many sailboats wait their turn in the bay. The busy rail lines at top and center attest to the thriving business and growth of the city. The business district is at center and urban development extends north. An extensive legend is at the bottom as well as three vignette views, including one of the navy yard. 

Phoenix, Arizona, 1885. Phoenix, Arizona Territory originally produced by Schmidt Label & Litho Co. in 1885.

Philadelphia, 1702.  Published in 1875 to celebrate the nation's centennial it shows the city in its early years with buildings huddled between Dock Creek and Market street on the Delaware River. The city has literally been carved out of the forest and a wigwam village is close. Three views along the bottom show Penn's Treaty, the area prior to settlement and the landing of the first traders. 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1855. This charming birds eye view extends from the Schuylkill river in the foreground to the Delaware river in the background. The compact and planned city follows a tight grid pattern with the parks, City Hall and other important buildings clearly visible. A handsome early view. 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1875.  Currier and Ives' birds eye view of the city in anticipation of the Centennial Exposition in 1876. The view is from a point high above the west bank of the Schuylkill River with the Exposition buildings in the left foreground. The Delaware and Camden, New Jersey are at top, and left of center is City Hall. At upper left the Reading Railroad coal wharfs mark the outer limit of the city. Bright and detailed. 

Phoenix, Arizona, 1885.  Dyer's birds eye view of a small town Phoenix, population 3500, laid out on a grid of streets, with lots of room for expansion, with the mountains in the background. Canals run through the town and many trees, shrubs and gardens are in evidence. The view is presented in an oval and two vignettes are in each corner for a total of eight. Striking! 

Pittsburgh & Alleghany, Pennsylvania, 1874.  Kreb's birds eye view of the city at the confluence of the Ohio, Alleghany and Mononghela rivers and the horseshoe bend it makes. It is already a small city which is clearly thriving. This is attested to by the numerous smokestacks and the numerous steamboats plying their trade. The colors used are charming. 

Placerville, California, 1888.  Placerville, California originally produced by the Weekly Observer in 1888.

Plattsburg, New York, 1877.  This panoramic view of the city of Plattsburgh, New York was originally drawn by A. Ruger in 1877. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Plattsburgh more than a century ago.

Portland, Maine, 1876. This panoramic view of the city of Portland, Maine was originally produced by the Chicago Lithographing Co. in 1876. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Portland more than a century ago.

Portland, Oregon, 1858.  Kuchel and Dresel's view of the waterside town. Steam and sail boats in the foreground and the forest and mountains in the background frame the town. Vignettes of forty prominent buildings surround the view. Busy and attractive. 

Prividence, Rhode Island, 1895. This panoramic view of the city of Providence, Rhode Island was originally drawn by M. D. Mason in 1896. The view shows the streets and buildings of Providence as they appeared more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Queens, New York, 1915. This panoramic view of the city of Bayside Park - Queens, New York was originally in 1915. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Bayside Park more than a century ago.

Raleigh, North Carolina, 1872. This panoramic view of the city of Raleigh, North Carolina was originally drawn by C. N. Drie in 1872. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Raleigh more than a century ago.

Reading, Pennsylvania, 1881.  This panoramic view of the city of Reading, Pennsylvania was originally drawn by J. Hanold Kendall in 1881. The map shows the streets and points of interest in Reading more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

Reno, Nevada, 1890. Crocker's birds eye view the growing town on the Truckee River, at an important cross roads for three rail line, situated in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains with the snow caps of Mount Rose and Slide Mountain visible in the distance. The town is neatly laid out in a neat street grid with the beginnings of a business district adjoining the rail station. Streets have been laid out to accommodate expected urban expansion along the banks of the river. Eleven vignettes of prominent structures are along the top of the view. Handsome.

Richmond, Virginia, 1863. This panoramic view of the city of Richmond, Virginia was originally drawn by J. Wells in 1863. The map displays the panorama of Richmond and shows points of interest in Richmond during the Civil War. Very attractive!

Roanoke, Virginia, 1891. This panoramic view of the city of Roanoke, Virginia was originally drawn by the American Publishing Company in 1891. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Roanoke more than a century ago.

Rochester, New York, 1853. Hill's view of the city from the west. The Erie Canal transformed the city from a small village to a thriving commercial and industrial center. The busy canal is in the foreground with the main street and business district at center. The heavily wooded town flanks on either side. Nicely detailed. 

Sacremento, California, 1849. Cooper's view from the Bay looking at the foot of I, J, And K, streets. At that time the extent of the town. I and J streets are mostly shacks and tents. No jetty has been built, the ships are pulled in as close to the beach as possible. It epitomizes our view of an early frontier town with much activity on the streets. Large trees tower over the buildings. 

Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1890. This panoramic view of the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania was originally drawn by T. M. Fowler & A. E. Downs in 1890. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Scranton more than a century ago.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 1867.  Toudy's panoramic view of the city looking up Main Street towards the mountains, with the Great Salt Lake at top right. The Temple, Tabernacle and City Hall are prominent. Handsome. 

San Antonio, Texas, 1852. We consider this one of the best in our collection. Superb autumn colors. Lunkwitz's view of a white walled homes and structures contrast with autumn colors. An unpaved road is in the f