![Item #9988 Plan of the Town of Stratham [New Hampshire]. Phinehas Merrill](https://jamesarsenault.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/9988_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1763323493)
An extraordinary discovery, this is an original manuscript draft by Phinehas Merrill for his seminal Plan of the Town of Stratham, published in 1793—the only map of a New Hampshire town published in the eighteenth century, and a key example of early American mapmaking. This remarkable survival in Merrill's own.....
![Item #9063 Plan of the Town of Stratham [New Hampshire]. Phinehas Merrill](https://jamesarsenault.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/9063_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1721228352)
The first edition of the first printed plan of a New Hampshire town, compiled and drafted by a surveyor known for his contributions to the early mapping of the state. Depicted here is the town of Stratham bounded on the northwest side by the Squamscott River and a portion of.....
A lovely example of the 1834 edition of Robinson’s small-format wall map of Vermont and New Hampshire, first published in 1828. The map covers an area spanning from a portion of Maine in the east to a part of New York state in the west, and from a sliver of.....
A large and handsome bird’s eye view of the historic sea-side town of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This richly detailed view depicts the city and the surrounding area, as seen from an imaginary elevated vantage point in the northwest looking southeast. In the foreground, various vessels are shown plying the waters.....
The finest eighteenth-century map of New Hampshire, compiled by D. F. Sotzmann and Christoph Ebeling, two German geographers who never visited America. This excellent map depicts New Hampshire as well as adjacent areas of Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont and Quebec. The topographic detail is fairly strong for a map of this.....
An early twentieth century wall map of Dublin, New Hampshire and the southern part of Harrisville. This map is based on a survey conducted by Thomas Fisk in 1853, which Samuel Wadsworth revisited in 1906, making additions and corrections. It centers on Dublin Village, outlined in red, and Monadnock Lake.....
Henry Walling’s fine map of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, showing the city and the immediate vicinity. Depicted are Portsmouth itself, a portion of the Piscataqua River, a number of islands, including Nobles Island, Badger’s Island and Pierce’s Island, as well as part of Kittery, Maine, opposite Portsmouth, including the Navy Yard.....