Philadelphia City Map - Matthew Albert Lotter - 1777 Revolutionary War-Era Historic Map Print

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This historic map of Philadelphia is from 1777, capturing the city in the midst of the American Revolution. Originally engraved and published by Matthew Albert Lotter, it shows colonial Philadelphia’s layout in remarkable detail – from its orderly street-grid along the Delaware River to important sites like the State-House (Independence Hall). You can almost feel the late-eighteenth-century atmosphere, as if this very map guided the Founding Fathers through the city. Every wharf, road, and open field is carefully illustrated. Its rich detail and old-world charm make it a fascinating snapshot of Philadelphia’s past at the birth of a new nation. At the time, Philadelphia was the young nation’s largest city, and this map perfectly captures its bustling colonial spirit.

For anyone fascinated by early American history, this print makes a fantastic and meaningful gift. Philadelphia natives will love seeing their city’s heritage on display, and Revolutionary War enthusiasts will be thrilled by its authentic detail. Imagine presenting it to a history teacher, a genealogy buff with Philly roots, or a friend who collects historical maps – it’s sure to delight them. Hanging in a home office, library, or study, it adds character and sparks conversations about the birth of American independence. Wherever it’s displayed, this map is sure to spark conversations and pride in America’s beginnings. It’s a real conversation starter that will get everyone talking about our nation’s founding.

Printed on matte paper using museum-quality inks, this reproduction captures every fine line and letter from the 1777 original. The matte finish provides an authentic vintage appearance while preventing glare, so you can appreciate the aged paper tones and engravings up close. We use a thick matte paper stock that feels substantial and premium, paired with fade-resistant inks so the print stays vibrant for years. The result is a gallery-quality piece that looks just like an original, complete with fine engravings and subtle age-tones. Whether you’re a map collector or a history lover, this Philadelphia map print is a must-have – a tangible connection to the Revolutionary era that will enrich your space with significance.