This is a map which shows where everyone lived in the the Township of Lewisboro, Westchester County, New York in 1867. This map was reproduced on fine natural color parchment. It's 11"x 17" and suitable to fit a standard size frame or can be matted to fit a larger museum quality mat. 

The pictures provided only show portions of the actual maps! Please contact me with any questions! 

                     Contained on the map are finely detailed locations of the homeowners of Lewisboro. Please note that the map is titled Lewisboro which was the proper designation for the area in 1867. On the main map are the towns of Goldens Bridge, Averys Corners, Cross River, South Salem, Lewisboro and Vista. This map covers quite an extensive area and many of the more densely populated sections don't show surnames. However, there are many tracts, farms or lots which show the homeowners names. 

                      Some of the surnames which are clearly printed are Wood, Avery, Barrett, Pardee, Hoyt, Lockwood, Wilson, Brady, Miller, Bouton, Mead and so many more that it's impossible to list! Also indicated on the map are schools,  streets, railroads and rivers/streams.

 It would indeed make quite a conversation piece as well as an excellent gift for that person who has everything! What a great genealogical treasure to be able to locate the homes of one or more of your ancestors! Multiple purchases can be combined for one shipping charge! Please check out my other listings for many other fine old town maps!