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George F. Cram of Chicago prepared this map of Quebec for the Columbian World's Fair Atlas, published in 1893 for the Wood Brothers Cash Store of Unadilla, New York, as...

Rand McNally & Co. of Chicago produced this combined map of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island for the fourth edition of their Business Atlas, dated 1878-9, a...

The Chicago map-maker George F. Cram prepared this map of Ontario for the Columbian World's Fair Atlas, published in 1893 for the Wood Brothers Cash Store of Unadilla, New York,...

Rand McNally & Co. of Chicago issued this map of the eastern part of the Province of Ontario for the fourth edition of their Business Atlas, dated 1878-9 on its...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. published this county map of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton Island and Prince Edward Island, with an inset plan of the city and harbour of...

A.D. and W.B. Roe, trading as Roe Brothers of Saint John, drew and published this plan of Halifax for their 1878 Atlas of the Maritime Provinces of the Dominion of...

D. MacDonald compiled this county map of western Nova Scotia for H. Belden & Co.'s 1881 Illustrated Atlas of the Dominion of Canada, a Toronto-published county-atlas series that paired detailed...

Professor Henry Darwin Rogers of Boston and the Edinburgh geographer A. Keith Johnston prepared this map of Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island for their...

William Pearson & Co., a Winnipeg land agent and promoter, issued this map of Saskatchewan's Last Mountain Valley around 1903 to sell company-held prairie parcels to prospective settlers. It was...

The George F. Cram Company, established in Chicago in 1867 and still operating under that name in 1925, published this map of Manitoba on page 85 of that year's edition...

Oliver Master wrote the text and Arthur Edward Elias supplied the drawings for this Animated Map of Manitoba, published by the Canada Department of the Interior in 1929 as part...

Anthony Finley published this map of Canada in 1831, engraved by Young & Delleker for his New General Atlas, a Philadelphia publication first issued in 1824 and updated annually through...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. issued this Map of Canada East in Counties in 1860, the same watershed year he took over his father's publishing business and launched Mitchell's New General...

George F. Cram, whose Chicago-based atlas publishing house had built a national reputation through decades of school and family atlas production, issued this map of Toronto in the 1901 edition...

G.W. Colton and Richard Swainson Fisher produced this map of the British Provinces in Canada for Colton's Illustrated Cabinet Atlas and Descriptive Geography, published by J.H. Colton in New York...

James White, working under the Canada Department of the Interior, prepared this No. 35 map of Toronto for the 1906 Atlas of Canada, one of the world's first national atlases,...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell drew this map of Canada West, formerly Upper Canada, published by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. of Philadelphia in 1853, appearing within that year's edition of Mitchell's Universal...

D. MacDonald prepared this map of the counties of Prince Edward, Lennox, Addington, Frontenac, Leeds, Lanark, Renfrew, Grenville, Dundas, Stormont, Glengarry, Carleton, Russell, Prescott, Pontiac and Ottawa for H. Belden...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell drew this map of Canada West, formerly Upper Canada, published by Charles Desilver of Philadelphia and copyrighted in 1859, appearing in this particular example within an 1864...

A. Major produced this spectacular four-color chromolithograph celebrating the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge on May 24, 1883, capturing the dramatic fireworks display and grand parade of ships beneath the...

Arthur Lites produced this early promotional pictorial bird's-eye view map of Stanford University in 1943, commissioned by the university's own board of trustees to promote the campus visually to prospective...

Alvin Jewett Johnson, an American map publisher who worked his way from schoolteacher to book canvasser for J.H. Colton before establishing his own firm, issued this detailed map of New...

Matthew Dripps, working from his office at 111 Fulton Street in New York, produced this exceedingly rare map of Jersey City and Hoboken around 1880, offering a genuinely rare view...

Matthew Dripps published this map of New York City and its vicinity in 1863, based on his own landmark 1851 wall map but substantially updated to reflect the rapid development...

A. Brown & Co., lithographers based at 47 Nassau Street in New York, produced this extremely rare pocket map of the City of Brooklyn in 1869, included in William G....

F.W. Beers published this detailed view of Brooklyn, Greenpoint and Williamsburg in 1873, capturing the consolidated city at a pivotal moment in its transformation from a modest settlement into a...

The Universal Magazine published this detailed plan of New York City in its November 1776 edition, capturing the city's nascent urban development and pastoral outskirts at the very outset of...

O.W. Gray, a Philadelphia atlas publishing firm that later operated as O.W. Gray & Son, issued this gorgeous, hand-colored map of New York City in 1873 as part of the...

Bernard Ratzer's survey of New York City, engraved and published by Thomas Kitchin, one of London's leading engravers and map publishers, appeared in this first state in 1769, a full...

Lieutenant Bernard Ratzer, a British Army officer and surveyor who worked alongside contemporaries Claude J. Sauthier, Samuel Holland and Thomas Jefferys, produced the map generally considered the most important eighteenth-century...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. issued this detailed map of New York City and Brooklyn in 1871, hand colored by wards, at the tail end of his long career running the...

Humphrey Phelps published this map of Manhattan in 1844, covering the island from the Battery north to 32nd Street with Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights shown to the east, a design...

The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge issued this detailed plan of New York City around 1840, decades before the firm's later circa-1870 printing of the same design, making...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. issued this updated state of his plan of the City of New York in 1865, adding ward numbers and color delineation to the earlier circa-1860 edition...

The Universal Magazine published this detailed plan of New York City in its November 1776 edition, capturing the city's nascent urban development and pastoral outskirts at the very outset of...

Eli Sheldon Glover drew and published this rare two-stone lithographed view of Santa Barbara, California, in 1877, printed in San Francisco by A.L. Bancroft & Co., during the same period...

Eli Sheldon Glover, one of the great American viewmakers of the golden age of bird's-eye city views, produced this rare and magnificent panorama of Los Angeles in 1877, published by...

The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, a London educational publisher known for producing accessible, factually dense reference maps, issued this detailed plan of New York City around 1870....

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. issued this early state of his plan of the City of New York around 1860, the same year he acquired his father's former business from DeSilver...

The U.S. Army Corps of Topographical Engineers produced this map of Santa Monica and San Pedro Bays in 1892, commissioned under the Rivers and Harbors Act of July of that...

Karl Squires, a civil engineer operating out of the Halcyon Arcade in downtown Miami, compiled and published this detailed folding street map of Greater Miami in 1934, capturing the city...

Thomas Conder engraved this detailed map of the area around Boston for Dr. William Gordon's History of the American War, published in London in 1788, one of the best contemporary...

MacDonald Printing Co. of Tampa published this detailed mid-century map of the city in 1947, centered on Hillsborough Bay but extending to cover much of the surrounding Tampa Bay area...

The American Bank Note Company, a New York firm best known for engraving currency and securities, produced this excellent railroad map of Colorado in 1904, promoting the expanding lines of...

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...

Reuben W. Ford, a surveyor whose work is regarded as the most definitive record of Austin, Texas, from the second half of the nineteenth century, produced this revised map of...

Pierce & Elliott drew this rare bird's-eye view of Portland, Oregon, in 1890, published by the Elliott Publishing Company in San Francisco, one of three Portland views the firm issued...

Drew, Allis Co. published and lithographed this map of Rochester, New York, directly in the city itself in 1906, capturing the city at a genuine high point in its civic...

Jacques Nicolas Bellin, appointed Hydrographer to the French Navy at just eighteen and later the first Ingenieur de la Marine of France's Hydrographic Office, produced this important early plan of...

James Yeager engraved this plan of the Siege of Charleston for John Marshall's Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington, published in Philadelphia in 1832, decades after the Revolutionary War battle...