1914 Map of Duval County, Florida - Historic Jacksonville Land Survey - Archival Print
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This 1914 map of Duval County, Florida, provides an intricate look at Jacksonville’s early urban development and surrounding rural areas. Featuring meticulously detailed land parcels, property ownership records, and infrastructure such as roads, railways, and waterways, this map serves as an invaluable historical document. The St. Johns River is prominently displayed, winding through the region and shaping the county’s economic and transportation networks. The map was produced by J. Fra’ LeBaron, a county surveyor, and was based on official U.S. Land Office surveys, ensuring precision in its depiction of townships, settlements, and key landmarks. With an aesthetic vintage appeal, the map captures a time when Jacksonville was expanding rapidly due to trade, tourism, and the rise of the railroad industry.
Every element on this map is a testament to the careful cartographic techniques of the early 20th century, with clear labeling and a grid system that provides easy navigation. The layout includes annotations about land divisions and the distribution of plantations, farms, and early industries. Rail lines are particularly emphasized, showcasing Jacksonville’s role as a transportation hub connecting Florida’s northern gateway to the rest of the country. The typography and artistic embellishments lend this piece an authentic vintage charm, making it a perfect reproduction for collectors, history enthusiasts, and those with a deep appreciation for Florida’s past.
Printed on premium matte paper, this restored reproduction maintains the clarity and detail of the original document. Whether used for historical research or as an elegant wall decoration, this Duval County map brings history to life. Its sepia-toned aesthetic and precisely preserved markings make it a standout piece, reflecting Jacksonville’s early 20th-century landscape. Ideal for home or office display, this map serves as both an informative reference and a captivating visual piece, celebrating the heritage of Florida’s largest city.
