This is a 24x36 high quality, high resolution reproduction on 70 lb. thick stock paper (see my feedback) of a 1900 J.L. Smith plat atlas map of Radnor in Delaware County, one of the Properties along the Pennsylvania R.R. from Overbrook to Malvern Stations. It includes St. David's Episcopal Church & Cemetery.

Plate 22: covers from Wayne Ave. to Newtown Rd. and from Goshen Rd. to Old Lancaster Rd.

Each color represents a different type of building: Brown is Stone; Pink is Brick; Yellow is Wood and Blue is Half Wood. Brown Box with an X = Stone Stable; Pink Box with an X = Brick Stable and Yellow box with an X = Wood Stable.  See key for what all the symbols indicate.

Other sizes available upon request:  11x14, $19.95; 16x20, $24.95; 36x48, $89.95; 24x36 on Canvas $99.95.

I am selling my collection of rare maps.  If there is a street address of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Rochester, Syracuse, 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!  Be sure to add me to your favorites list!