1784 Nouveau Plan Routier de la Ville et Faubourgs de ParisBy: M. Pichon, Jacques Esnauts, Michel Rapilly Original Date: 1784 (dated) Paris Size of Original: 39 x 56 inches (99 x 142 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a spectacular and rare 18th century wall map of Paris by M. Pichon, Jacques Esnauts, and Michel Rapilly. Published in 1784, just five years before the outbreak of the French Revolution, it captures the city at the height of the ancien rgime, when Paris was both a glittering capital of

Date of Original: 1950 (Published) Belgium

By: Giambattista Nolli

with a population of 350 is laid out in under 15 blocks along the south bank of the Chicago River

most important and most enduring maps of New York City ever published

By: Rand McNally

Charlevoix’s influence appears most clearly in the inclusion of the fictitious Lake Superior islands of Philippeaux

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In 1685 Robert Cavelier de La Salle founded a French colony along the Bay of St

Date: 1792 (dated) Philadelphia

On the left is Ascension

and several Native American reservations

Original Size: 23 x 35 inches (58