Original antique maps of New York City from our store. Our rare New York City map inventory features authentic maps of Colonial and Revolutionary War New York, historic maps of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, as well as Currier and Ives city views and important city plans of Manhattan.

Gallery of authentic historic and rare maps, plans, and views of New York, Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

These antique maps offer a glimpse into the city’s rich history, from Wall Street to the Hudson River, and they’re all free to download and print. Imagine decorating your space with an antique wall map of New York City or using a vintage print for a unique DIY project.

1782 - Plans of the Cities and Harbors of New York, Boston, Charleston, Havana, and Philadelphia - Antique Map

Antique map of the part of New York City, specifically most of Manhattan up to 124th st with parts of Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey. Published c. 1910 by George F. Cram. Vibrant original printed color. Shows streets, railroads, electric street railways, elevated railroads, and underground railways (subway).

Original antique maps of New York City from our store. Our rare New York City map inventory features authentic maps of Colonial and Revolutionary War New York, historic maps of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, as well as Currier and Ives city views and important city plans of Manhattan.

This map of Manhattan was produced by Rand McNally and Co. as part of its Commercial Atlas of America. These maps are some of our favorite maps because of the large size of each map sheet (25.5”x20.5”). The detail shown on each map is exceptional because of the map size.

Antique Maps of New York. Gallery of authentic historic and rare maps of New York and New York City from the 17th to the 19th century.

This is a c. 1939 Pakay pictorial map of Manhattan, New York City. Manhattan occupies the center of the map and stylized illustrations mark iconic landmarks: the Empire State Building, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Madison Square Garden, the American Museum of Natural History, Washington Arch in Washington Square Park, Grant's Tomb, and ...

Beautiful, antique, double-sided map of Manhattan, taken from the rare "Manhattan Land Book of the City of New York" published in 1955 by G.W. Bromley & Company. This is an authentic print and NOT a computer reproduction. Includes Plates #151 and #152 from the atlas. See what Manhattan looked like more than 65 years ago.