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Massachusetts Panoramic Maps Volume 2 - The panoramic map was a popular cartographic form used to depict U.S. and Canadian cities and towns during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (1847 to 1929.) Known also as bird's-eye views, perspective maps, and aero views, panoramic maps are nonphotographic representations of cities portrayed as if viewed from above at an oblique angle. Although not generally drawn to scale, they show street patterns, individual buildings, and major landscape features in perspective.
Here is a complete list of the city maps included in this collection. Where you see a city listed several times, there are several different maps - either maps created in different years and/or by different map making companies.
53. Holyoke 1877 54. Holyoke / South Hadley Falls 1881 55. Hopedale 1899 56. Hopkinton 1880 57. Housatonic 1890 58. Huntington 1886 59. Ipswitch 1893 60. Leominster 1886 61. Lynn 1820 62. Lynn 1881 63. Manchaug 1891 64. Maynard 1879 65. Medford 1880 66. Merrimac 1889 67. Middleboro 1889 68. Millers Falls 18--? 69. Mittineague 188970. Monson 1879 71. Nantasket Beach 1879? |
72. Nantucket / Siansconset 1881 73. Needham Heights 1887 74. New Bedford 1876 75. Newton Center (Newton) 1897 76. Newton 1878 77. Newton 1897 78. North Adams / North Adams 1881 79. North Attleboro 1878 80. North Billerica 1887 81. North Leominster 1887 82. Northborough 1887 83. Norton 189184. Oak Bluffs 1890 85. Oakdale 1891 86. Palmer 1879 87. Peabody 1877 88. Pigeon Cove 1886 89. Pittsfield 1899 90. Provincetown 1877 91. Provincetown 1910 92. Quincy 1877, 1878 |
93. Rockland 1881 |
Each map image on this CD is a super high resolution scan of an original panoramic map. Original maps were often as large as 36" x 36" or even larger. To offer all these maps at 100% detail, they are stored in either MRSid format or in JPEG 2000 format and require special viewers to be able to view all the details in these superb historical maps. Viewers and full viewing instructions for both Windows and Macintosh computer platforms are included on this CD.
Made in the USA.