Maryland Maps

This beautifully detailed 1878 map of Annapolis, Maryland, presents a fascinating glimpse into the historic city’s layout, including its streets, government buildings, and waterfront districts. Featuring key landmarks such as...

Joseph Hutchins Colton issued this detailed map of Baltimore, Maryland, in 1860, part of the extensive city-plan output his New York firm produced alongside its better-known state and wall maps...

John Speed's map of Virginia and Maryland was engraved by Francis Lamb and first appeared in the 1676 enlarged edition of Speed's atlas, published in London by Thomas Bassett and...

Johann Baptist Homann's Nuremberg workshop issued this later state of its map of Virginia, Maryland and Carolina around 1730, identifiable by the addition of "Cum Privilegio Sac. Caes. Majest." to...

Emanuel Bowen produced this detailed map of Virginia and Maryland for his Complete System of Geography, this example identifiable as the first state of the plate by the number "No....

Engraved by Thomas Kitchin for the August 1757 issue of the London Magazine, this map of Maryland, the Delaware counties and the southern part of New Jersey was drawn directly...

Johann Baptist Homann of Nuremberg published this map of Virginia, Maryland and Carolina around 1720, one of the best-known separately issued sheets from the publishing house he had founded in...

Homann Heirs of Nuremberg published this map of eastern Virginia, Maryland, and all of Delaware in 1745, one of four regional maps of North America the firm issued together on...

Alvin Jewett Johnson published this map of Delaware and Maryland from New York City in 1862 under the "Johnson & Ward" imprint, the partnership formed after Ross Browning sold his...

Thomas Gamaliel Bradford published this map of Maryland from Boston in 1838, part of his Illustrated Atlas, Geographical, Statistical, and Historical of the United States and Adjacent Countries, a work...

This map of Virginia and Maryland was engraved by Francis Lamb and first published in 1676, in the enlarged edition of John Speed's atlas issued in London by Thomas Bassett...

David Hugh Burr's map of Delaware and Maryland appeared in his Universal Atlas, first issued in 1836, and this example represents a rare first-edition impression of the plate. Burr trained...

J.H. Colton & Company of New York published this plan of Baltimore in 1856 as plate 23 of Colton's Atlas of the World, the firm's first world atlas after decades...

O.W. Gray, the civil and topographical engineer behind Philadelphia's Gray's Atlas of the United States, issued this plan of Baltimore in 1873 through the publishing house of Stedman, Brown &...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., who had just taken over his father's Philadelphia map-publishing house, issued this plan of Baltimore in 1860 as plate 21 of the first edition of Mitchell's...

This map of Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware was produced by Henry S. Tanner and published in 1828 in his New Pocket Atlas of the United States with the Roads and...

This railroad and township map of Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware was published in 1875 by George Franklin Cram's Atlas Company for their New Commercial Atlas of the United...

This county map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware was published in Philadelphia in 1860 by Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., the first edition of the New General Atlas he...

This map of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Delaware was published in 1879 by Rand McNally & Co. of Chicago, as part of the fourth edition of their Business...

This map of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina was drawn by G.W. Colton with text by Richard Swainson Fisher and published in 1858 in Colton's Illustrated Cabinet Atlas...

This map of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina was produced by S. Augustus Mitchell Jr. and published in 1865 by E.H. Butler & Co., part of the Philadelphia-printed...

Ruth Taylor White drew this pictorial map of Maryland for Our U.S.A., A Gay Geography, a whimsical cartoon atlas published by Little, Brown, and Company in 1935 with text by...

Sidney Morse and Samuel Breese, working in New York, published this combined map of Maryland and Delaware in 1845 as part of Morse's North American Atlas, issued by Harper &...

George Franklin Cram, working from his Western Map Depot in Chicago, published this Rail Road and County Map of Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Delaware in 1878 as part of...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., working through Wm. M. Bradley & Bro. of Philadelphia, issued this Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia sheet in 1884, part of his New General Atlas...

Henry S. Tanner, working out of Philadelphia, issued this Maryland and Delaware sheet in 1842 as part of his New Universal Atlas, the last edition he personally published, built on...

This four-state sheet comes from Asher & Adams' New Commercial, Topographical, and Statistical Atlas and Gazetteer of the United States, published in New York in 1874, one of the first...

This Baltimore city plan is part of Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas, published by Weeks, Jordan & Co. and Wiley and Putnam and engraved by George W. Boynton...

Maryland's statewide map is drawn from Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas, issued by Weeks, Jordan & Co. and Wiley and Putnam. Maryland in 1838 was home to the...

This is the New Rail Road and County Map of Deleware (Delaware), Maryland, Virginia & West Virginia, a map from Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, copyrighted 1883 by...

Few American mapmakers of the 1890s could match George Cram's output, and this four-state sheet, covering Virginia, West Virginia, and portions of Maryland and Delaware, is a good example of...

Printed at roughly 33 by 23 centimeters and finished with hand-applied outline color, this Maryland and Delaware sheet is a fairly typical example of the maps George Cram produced for...

Immerse yourself in the intricate urban textures of Alexandria, Virginia, and Columbia, Maryland, through this beautifully detailed 1890s map. As a window into the bustling life of these historic cities,...

This 1858 map of Frederick County, Maryland, is a remarkable historical document showcasing property owners, roads, and townships from the mid-19th century. A true collector’s piece, this map provides an...

Observe the tapestry of Maryland’s county divisions with this historical map, spotlighting a state defined by tidewater communities, rolling farmland, and evolving industrial hubs. Key boundaries mark the interplay between...