Hagstrom’s Map of New York—House number and Transit Guide—Subway lines 1954

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'Hagstrom’s Map of New York — House Number and Transit Guide'


Manhattan’s house numbers, subway routes and elevated railways make this colourful folding map a detailed guide to everyday travel in post-war New York. Central Park and the Hudson waterfront stand out among the densely indexed streets. Hagstrom’s printed code G-TS dates the issue to March 1954. The transport network corroborates that date: the Third Avenue elevated ends at Chatham Square, its City Hall branch having closed on 31 December 1953, while the remaining Manhattan service, withdrawn on 12 May 1955, is still shown. The East Side Airlines Terminal, opened in December 1953, also appears. The rear cover advertises Hagstrom’s maps and atlases with their original retail prices, complementing this record of a city moving between elevated trains, subways and airport connections.

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Size 43 x 160 cm | 16.5 x 63.0 inches

Date Published: March 1954 (publisher’s date code G-TS)

Type: Vintage colour-lithographed folding street and transit map, printed in two sections, with one panel of each pasted into the original card wrappers

Author: Hagstrom Company

Hagstrom Company, Inc., cartographer and publisher

Publication: Hagstrom’s Map of New York

Hagstrom's Map of New York, House Number and Transit Guide, map no.2000A. New York: Hagstrom Company, Inc., 311 Broadway, New York 7, N.Y.

Condition: Fair |

Fair: Toning to folds of map, otherwise good. Corners of wrapper are bumped. Please note any other blemishes on the scan prior to purchasing this picture. This is a folding map. There is nothing printed on the reverse side. The map has been printed in two sections, one each pasted onto each side of the wrapper

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