Click on the date links to see NYC land atlases and maps: NYC Land Atlases (Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island) NYC & vicinity. 1776 / 1777 / 1781 / 1828 / 1835 / 1839 / 1842 1849 / 1849ii / 1873 / 1880 / 1909 / 1911 / 1922 New York Harbor. 1733 / 1733ii / 1737 / 1749 or 1767 / 1750? 1775 / 1776 / 1779 / 1781 / 1784-1794 / 1820

Several different maps were published coinciding with the opening of the IRT subway in 1904 and its Brooklyn extension in 1905. Interborough Subway Map and timetable from the Official Guide of the Railways, Nov. 1906. Thanks to Mike Rivest for the scans. A 1912 BMT map shows BMT service prior to the Dual Contracts expansion.

Links to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut maps. Links to digital images for some of the oldest maps in our collection. Guides to our most heavily used antiquarian maps and atlases. Take a virtual tour of past Map Divsion exhibitions.

2014年3月31日 · The New York Public Library have made available online, free from all restrictions, high resolution copies of more than 20,000 historic maps. Containing maps from the 16th through to the early 20th century, the collection focuses mainly on the United States, particularly New York, but also features maps from other countries.

Local historians, architects, archaeologists and urban planners are all avid users of historical maps of New York City at the block and lot level. They use the maps to research the history of particular buildings and neighborhoods, for purposes of social history and design as well as for ecological and engineering reasons.

Mapping Historical New York, through web-based, interactive maps, reconstructs the demographic and structural shifts of Manhattan and Brooklyn between 1850 and 1920. During this period, the city grew and diversified through the arrival of large groups of immigrants.

A collaboration to map immigration and neighborhood change in New York City during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Mapping Historical New York, through web-based, interactive maps, reconstructs the demographic and structural shifts of Manhattan and Brooklyn between 1850 and 1920.

View a group of historical maps of New York City during the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries by clicking on the highlighted link below. These old, antique maps are from the David Rumsey Historical Map Collection, www.davidrumsey.com, a large collection of online historical maps.

Historical map of New York City; [ca. 1932], Map Collection, NYC-1932.Fl; Brooklyn Historical Society. Historical maps in BHS’s collection span the years 1562 to 2015 and depict the five boroughs, New York City, Long Island, New York State, New Jersey, New England, the mid-Atlantic, the eastern United States, and beyond.

Local historians, architects, archaeologists and urban planners are all avid users of historical maps of New York City at the block and lot level. They use the maps to research the history of particular buildings and neighborhoods, for purposes of social history and design as well as for ecological and engineering reasons.