24 maps · framed from $95 · paper from $35
Antique Map Prints of American Cities
City plans and bird's-eye views from the Library of Congress: the 1776 Ratzer plan of Manhattan, the 1865 Viele water map, Currier & Ives' panoramas of New York, Chicago and New Orleans, Charleston in 1790 and 1872, Philadelphia in 1752, San Francisco in 1868, Seattle in 1891. Every street is legible at full resolution — the deep-zoom viewer lets you find the block you live on. Old city maps make the best hometown and new-home gifts we sell. City plans arrive as framed vintage prints in black, oak or white wood, ready to hang, or unframed on archival paper. A street plan drawn block by block is an architectural print as much as a map, and it hangs like one.
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