County Atlas of Middlesex, Massachusetts

Explore the streets, farms and mill towns of nineteenth-century Massachusetts through Frederick W. Beers’s richly detailed m...

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Explore the streets, farms and mill towns of nineteenth-century Massachusetts through Frederick W. Beers’s richly detailed maps of 1875. Originally published in the County Atlas of Middlesex, Massachusetts, these hand-coloured town maps and village plans name property owners and record roads, railways, waterways, public buildings and businesses. Coverage includes Concord, Lexington, Lowell and Newton, with enlarged plans revealing individual neighbourhoods and streets. Sampson & Davenport’s large folding plan of Boston extends the collection beyond the county, alongside broader state and national maps. Combining decorative colour with a wealth of local detail, these original antique maps offer absorbing material for collectors, family historians and anyone exploring a Massachusetts town or property’s past.

Explore the streets, farms and mill towns of nineteenth-century Massachusetts through Frederick W. Beers’s richly detailed maps of 1875. Originally published in the County Atlas of Middlesex, Massachusetts, these hand-coloured town maps and village plans name property owners and record roads, railways, waterways, public buildings and businesses. Coverage includes Concord, Lexington, Lowell and Newton, with enlarged plans revealing individual neighbourhoods and streets. Sampson & Davenport’s large folding plan of Boston extends the collection beyond the county, alongside broader state and national maps. Combining decorative colour with a wealth of local detail, these original antique maps offer absorbing material for collectors, family historians and anyone exploring a Massachusetts town or property’s past.

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