Old Map of New England by H. S. Tanner, 1820 - Boston, Providence, Hartford, Portland, Worcester Finish:Framed canvas map including the Industrial Revolution

including the Industrial Revolution

Pascagoula (1720): Known as the "Flagship City

which opened over 50 years after the map was published in 1803

almost all of the notable LA landmarks (or those that existed in the 1930s) can be seen on this map too

and its port was one of the busiest in the world

Old Map of New England by H. S. Tanner, 1820 - Boston, Providence, Hartford, Portland, Worcester Finish:Framed canvas map including the Industrial RevolutionStep back in time with this exquisite reproduction of the "Old Map of New England" by renowned cartographer H. S. Tanner. Published in 1820, this meticulously detailed map captures the historical boundaries of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the region as you explore the settlements, counties, and natural wonders that defined New England during this pivotal era.