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“It is an extraordinary delight to study, to looke upon a geographical map, and behold, as it were, all the remote provinces, towns, and citties of the world. What greater pleasure can there be?” - Robert Burton, The anatomy of melancholy- 1621
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“It is not down on any map. The true places never are.” - Herman Melville |
Downtown
Boston Through History Series
Available individually or as a set
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circa 1630 |
circa 1690 |
circa 1776 |
circa 1865 |
circa 1914 |
circa 1964 |
circa 2010 |
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A beautiful series of seven maps which highlight the evolution of downtown Boston from it's humble beginnings in 1630 to modern day, with historical changes and information that feature the layout of the city in 1630, 1690, 1776, 1865, 1914, 1964 and 2010. Click on the maps above to go to the series page. |
“There is no frigate like a map to take one so far and across spaces so vast.” - H. Beam Piper |