Original
1872
antique map of the village of Berwick in York
County, Maine and part of what was then known as Great Falls in
Strafford County, New
Hampshire, printed
more than 145 years ago.
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The image area measures 38.8 x 34 cm [15¼" x 13½"], and
the map is drawn on a scale of 250 feet to the inch.
- Details include property owners and businesses on both
sides of the Salmon Falls River.
- Among the named places and features are the Maine Bridge,
the Great Falls Branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad, Milk
Street,
Marston Lane, saw mills, grist mills,
tanneries, machine shops, and other businesses, including the Great
Falls
Manufacturing Company.
- The map was published in
1872 by Sanford, Everts & Company, Philadelphia in Atlas
of York County, Maine. Twenty years after this map was printed the town
of Great Falls was renamed Somersworth and incorporated as a city.
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This is an authentic antique map, in original hand color, not
a
reproduction or modern reprint. It is fully guaranteed to be
genuine.
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Condition: The map is in very good condition,
bright
and clean, with no
marks or writing. It is blank on the back with no printing on
the reverse side. Please
see the scans
and feel free to ask any questions.
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The map would make a handsome display in your den or office. It would
also
make a prefect gift, and we will include a photocopy of the dated title
page from the book in which it was printed, along with our helpful tips
on framing.
- Buy with confidence! We are always happy to combine
shipping on
the purchase of multiple items — just make sure to pay for everything
at one time, not individually.
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