Maps of Queens County

Maps of Queens County

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From Atlas 110. Vol. 2, 1903.
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Map showing the old high water lines along the shores of Brooklyn & New York together the the pier lines as established by law.

From Manhattan
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New map of that part of the city of New York south from 20th Street on the Hudson & 35th Street on the East River : showing the position of Greenwich, Washington and West Streets on the Hudson River, and Pearl, Water, Front, Cherry & Tompkins Sts. on the

from Manhattan
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12B - N.Y. City (Aerial Set).

from Sectional aerial maps of the City of New York / [photographed and assembled under the direction of the chief engineer, July 1st, 1924].
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Plan von New-York

Grosser Hand-Atlas über alle Theile der Erde in 170 Karten Meyer, J. Verlag des Bibliographischen Instituts
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Map of the city of New-York extending northward to Fiftieth St. / surveyed and drawn by John F. Harrison, C.E.

from Manhattan
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City of New York

1 : 29000 Breese, S.
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Plan of the city of Brooklyn, L.I. / by William Perris.

from Brooklyn
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Part of the 23rd Ward, New York City.

from Atlas of the city of New York : from official records, private plans & actual surveys / compiled under the supervision of E. Robinson & R. H. Pidgeon.
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"Where all the Village meet to eat" - An accurate and detailed map of Greenwich Village and Environment.

From Manhattan
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Sheet 7: [Bounded by Mc Dougall Street, Houston Street, Hancock Street, Bleecker Street, Sixth Avenue, E, Twentieth Street,Avenue A, Delancy Parkway, Bowery and Spring Street.]

from Plan of New York City, from the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Showing every lot and building thereon; old farm lines, strreet numbers at the corners of blocks, railroads, steamboat landings, bulkhead and pier lines, etc. Based on the surveys made by Messrs. Randall & Blackwell, and on the special survey by J. F. Harrison.
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Map of the real estate in the city of New York : between the south side of Washington Parade, 4th St., and the north side of Bellevue, 28th Street / compiled from authentic documents by Edwin Smith, city surveyor, 1831 ; engd. by D.R. Harrison.

from Manhattan
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Sheet 8: [Bounded by 20th Street, Delancy Slip, Tompkins Street, Rivington Street and Avenue A.]

from Plan of New York City, from the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Showing every lot and building thereon; old farm lines, strreet numbers at the corners of blocks, railroads, steamboat landings, bulkhead and pier lines, etc. Based on the surveys made by Messrs. Randall & Blackwell, and on the special survey by J. F. Harrison.
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Map showing the old farms : from 4th to 28th Street, east of 6th Avenue, New York / compiled from authentic documents by Edwin Smith, city surveyor, 1831.

from Manhattan
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Map showing the old high water lines along the shores of Brooklyn & New York together the the pier lines as established by law.

From Manhattan
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[Map of New York City between Canal and 22nd Sts?? and Broadway and the Hudson River School District No. 9, showing population and school attendance figures.]

From Manhattan
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Part of Section 2 : Plate 26

from Atlas of the borough of Manhattan, city of New York.
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Map showing the high and low water mark and the original city grants of lands under water made to various parties from 1686 to 1873, extending from Battery to Fifty-first Street, Hudson and East Rivers, New York City, also the several pier and bulkhead l

from Whole
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Page 4: [Bounded by Luise Street (Kips Bay), East River, (Stuyvesant Square) E. Thirteenth Street, Third Avenue, Irving Place (Union Square) and Broadway.]

from Sackersdorf Farm Set.
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Plate 12: Bounded by W. 27th Street, E. 27th Street, First Avenue, E. 26th Street, Avenue A, E. 14th Street, and Sixth Avenue.

from Atlas of the city of New York : embracing all territory within its corporate limits from official records, private plans & actual surveys / by and under the supervision of E. Robinson & R.H. Pidgeon, civil engineers.
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Part of Wards 11, 17 & 18, New York City.

from Atlas of the city of New York : embracing all territory within its corporate limits from official records, private plans & actual surveys / by and under the supervision of E. Robinson & R.H. Pidgeon, civil engineers.
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Part of Ward 17, New York City.

from Atlas of the city of New York : embracing all territory within its corporate limits from official records, private plans & actual surveys / by and under the supervision of E. Robinson & R.H. Pidgeon, civil engineers.
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From Atlas 42.53. Vol. 3, 1895.
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Sheet 10: [Bounded by E. Fortieth Street, First Avenue, E. Twentieth Street and Sixth Avenue.]

from Plan of New York City, from the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Showing every lot and building thereon; old farm lines, strreet numbers at the corners of blocks, railroads, steamboat landings, bulkhead and pier lines, etc. Based on the surveys made by Messrs. Randall & Blackwell, and on the special survey by J. F. Harrison.
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A plan of the city and environs of New York : as they were in the years 1742-1743 and 1744 / drawn by D.G. in the 76th year of his age who had at this time a perfect & correct recollection of every part of the same.

from Manhattan
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Sheet 5:[Bounded by Morton Street, Washington Street, Leroy Street, Hudson Street, Clarkson Street, Varick Street, Houston Street, Bowery Street, Chatham Square, Chatham Street, Reade Street and Washington Street.]

from Plan of New York City, from the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Showing every lot and building thereon; old farm lines, strreet numbers at the corners of blocks, railroads, steamboat landings, bulkhead and pier lines, etc. Based on the surveys made by Messrs. Randall & Blackwell, and on the special survey by J. F. Harrison.
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Sheet 4: [Bounded by Bowery, Rivington Street, East Street,Grand Stret, Water Street, Corlears Street, (Pier Line) South Street, James Slip, James Street, Madison Street and Catherine Street.]

from Plan of New York City, from the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Showing every lot and building thereon; old farm lines, strreet numbers at the corners of blocks, railroads, steamboat landings, bulkhead and pier lines, etc. Based on the surveys made by Messrs. Randall & Blackwell, and on the special survey by J. F. Harrison.
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7. Wards 11, 18.

1 : 2400 G.W. Bromley & Co.; Geo. W. Bromley & E. Robinson
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Manhattan, Double Page Plate No. 8 [Map bounded by W. 3rd St., E. 3rd St., Essex Ave., Broome St., S. 5th Ave.]

From Atlas of the city of New York, Manhattan Island. From actual surveys and official plans
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[Plate 8: Bounded by W. 3rd Street, Great Jones Street,E. 3rd Street, Avenue A, Essex Street, Broome Street, and West Broadway.]

from Atlas of the city of New York, borough of Manhattan. From actual surveys and official plans / by George W. and Walter S. Bromley.
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