Map covers from Mt. Olivet Ave. to La Forge St. and from Metropolitan Ave. to Whitlock Ave. The map has been updated to July 1919.  Note the street names were changed to numbered streets in the early 1920s.  This map has the old street names. 

The roman numerals indicate how many stories each building is and each color represents the type of structure.  Yellow is wood, grey is concrete, brown is stucco, pink is brick.  The X's through the buildings indicate a garage. The grey streets indicate granite, pink is asphalt, cobblestone while green indicates macadamized pavement and white means it is unpaved.  NOTE: Last picture does not appear on map.  It is just the explanation of the symbols. 

                 I am selling my collection of rare maps.  If there is a street address of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Rochester, Buffalo, Elmira, Newark, Atlantic City, Essex County, Montgomery County, Bergen County, Cleveland, Toledo, Kansas City, Washington, D.C., New Haven, Bridgeport, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Portland, Maine, Seattle, Los Angeles, Denver, Boston, South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Everett, Worcester, Brookline, Quincy, Newton, Malden, Lawrence, Middlesex County, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre, Reading, Berks County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and other cities that you are interested in, please check out my other listings or contact me.  I have insurance maps from 1880 to mid-1950s.  Looks great framed!  Check out my other items!