Maps

Reproduction Charles Blaskowitz chart (originally published, July 22, 1777) of Narragansett Bay. Includes lists of principal farms: 22” X 32”.

Reproduction Charles Blaskowitz chart (originally published, July 22, 1777) of Narragansett Bay. Includes lists of principal farms: 22” X 32”.

Map detailing Newport County by Henry F. Walling, 1850. Includes detail of buildings (City of Newport). Size: 30” X 38 1/4”

Map of House Lots belonging to Marshall Woods and wife, Smith Hill, Providence, Rhode Island (lands bordered by Gaspee, Francis & Wood Streets, and encompassing First, Second, Third & Fourth Streets) Surveyed and drawn by William S. Haines, January, 1858. Scale: 50’ to 1”: 21” X 30 1/2”.

Map of House Lots belonging to Marshall Woods and wife, Smith Hill, Providence, Rhode Island (lands bordered by Gaspee, Francis & Wood Streets, and encompassing First, Second, Third & Fourth Streets) Surveyed and drawn by William S. Haines, January, 1858. Scale: 50’ to 1”: 21” X 30 1/2”.

According to the actual Survey made thereof BY CAP.T CYPRIAN SOUTHACK As also the Outlines of Several of the Provinces of and Colonys lying thereon, according to the respective Grants and Charters. Shows boundary outlines for the "Colony of Connecticut", "Rhode Island and Providence Plantations", "New Plymouth", "His Majesty's PROVINCE of the MASSACHUSETTS BAY", "His Majestys PROVINCE of NEW HAMPSHIRE" and "The late Province of Maine".

Map showing the city of Newport as taken from the original survey published by M. Dripps. Detail includes buildings: Size: 32” X 40”; Map #: D-19.

Map showing the city of Newport as taken from the original survey published by M. Dripps. Detail includes buildings: Size: 32” X 40”; Map #: D-19.

42 plates showing street/building imprints as taken from official records, private plans and actual surveys compiled under direction of G. M. Hopkins Company, Philadelphia, PA, Civil Engineers.

42 plates showing street/building imprints as taken from official records, private plans and actual surveys compiled under direction of G. M. Hopkins Co., Civil Engineers.

Map showing the properties and land taken to build State House.