This is a 24x36 high resolution high quality on 70 lb. thick stock paper (see my feedback) 1904 G.W. BROMLEY of Harlem/Washington Heights section of Manhattan atlas map covering from the Harlem River to the Hudson River and from 158th Street to 170th Street. Hilltop Park was the first home of the New York Yankees before they moved to the Polo Grounds which also appears in the lower right corner. Mint condition.
Each color represents the type of structure. Yellow is wood, pink is brick, blue is iron and brown is stone. The Xs through the buildings indicate it is a garage. Brown indicates stone structures. The number inside the structure indicates how many floors the building has. 4B would indicate four stories and a basement. A circle with a "t" indicates a fire hydrant. The map also indicates the names of the original deed holders and the double green lines indicate the original streets of New York before the grid system came in effect!
OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST: 11x14, $19.95; 16X20, $29.95; 20X24,
$32.95 36X48, $79.95.
CAN BE PROFESSIONALLY MOUNTED ON FOAMBOARD 16X20, $49.95; 20X24, $69.95;
24X36 $69.95.
I am selling my collection of rare maps.
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