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Map of the town of Haverhill, Essex County, Mass. from surveys under the direction of Henry F. Walling Civil Eng.
Map of the town of Haverhill, Essex County, Mass. from surveys under the direction of Henry F. Walling Civil Eng.

The Eagle Map of the United States Engraved for Rudiments of Knowledge
The Eagle Map of the United States Engraved for Rudiments of Knowledge

Haverhill, Mass. : the largest boot and shoe town of the world located on the north side of the beautiful Merrimac River, 33 miles from Boston, Mass., via Boston & Maine Railroad, 18 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, tide water, commerce by rail and river.
Haverhill, Mass. : the largest boot and shoe town of the world located on the north side of the beautiful Merrimac River, 33 miles from Boston, Mass., via Boston & Maine Railroad, 18 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, tide water, commerce by rail and river.

A New Map of Maine by H.L. Tanner
A New Map of Maine by H.L. Tanner

Plan of lands of Saco Water Power Co. at Saco & Biddeford, Me.
Plan of lands of Saco Water Power Co. at Saco & Biddeford, Me.

Map of the Pacific States and Territories with a Part of the Central and Southern States
Map of the Pacific States and Territories with a Part of the Central and Southern States

Plan of lands of Saco Water Power Co. at Saco & Biddeford, Me.
Plan of lands of Saco Water Power Co. at Saco & Biddeford, Me.

Falmouth Neck, As it was when destroyed by Mowett, Oct. 18, 1775.
Falmouth Neck, As it was when destroyed by Mowett, Oct. 18, 1775.

Andersonville Prison Camp Sumter, Ga. as it appeared August 1st, 1864 when it contained 35,000 prisoners of war drawn from memory by Thomas O'Dea, late Private Co. E 16th Regt. Maine Inf. Vols.
Andersonville Prison Camp Sumter, Ga. as it appeared August 1st, 1864 when it contained 35,000 prisoners of war drawn from memory by Thomas O'Dea, late Private Co. E 16th Regt. Maine Inf. Vols.

City of Concord, N.H. from the high bluff about 80 rods northeast of Free Bridge.
City of Concord, N.H. from the high bluff about 80 rods northeast of Free Bridge.