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This looks like the current map of Ellenville. I was hoping for the historic map of 1880 or earlier

Though it looks like a contemporary map this is actually from 1875. I hope this helps you research.

I am curious as to the difference in the "two" Virginia & Jamestown maps. One is described as 16"X20". The other must be a secret as to size?? TNX, -rpp-

When viewing any map in the Zoomify window, click the PURCHASE button to see a full list of available sizes.

This is an interesting view of Tulsa many years. I have not been very successful at finding any updated pictures or aerials of Tulsa as it would look today in 2007/8

Do you have or do you expect to get Vols 3 and 4 of this series?

This is a very rare series of atlases and we were lucky to find the first two. If we ever come across the second two vols for sale, we will certainly try to add them to the collection. Barring that, we hope to find an institution that will let us scan their copy. I have contacted a few Long Island schools/libraries (ones suggested by our visitors as holding copies of these) but have not been successful as of yet. If any of our visitors have any contacts with any such institutions, please send me an email at business@historicmapworks.com

North and South runs left to right. Title of map should be on the right side

What is now the American Federal Building (544 Mulberry St.), a wonderful fully-occupied office building, is noted. I understood 1914 as the date it was built.

This map is listed as Stony Brook, Port Jefferson, Patchogue Town. Both are in the Town of Brookhaven. I lived in the latter for 40 years, so know that - And the map itself says Town of Brookhaven under both names. Thanks!

Thanks for pointing this out. Fixed.