1861 Johnson's New JerseyBy: Johnson and Browning Date of Original: 1861 (published) New York Original Size: 17 x 14 inches (43. 2 x 35. 5 cm) This fine print reproduction showcases an 1861 map of New Jersey, originally published in New York by Johnson and Browning as part of their mid 19th century atlas production. Often referred to as the Garden State, New Jersey is presented with counties hand colored for clarity, townships identified, and a dense network of railroads,

and ethnic background wanted to drink and one way or another

The Virginian

north and south

along with sites of natural beauty

being waved to by a group of settlers and fur trappers in a canoe with another canoe heading towards old Fort Dearborn which rests on the banks of Lake Michigan

The Brewery would eventually expand from 1 acre to over 64 acres

A large portion of Central America is represented

According to the Victoria and Albert Museum's catalogue

United States of North America

and established a pattern of cartographical decoration that lasted over a century

revised versions

Date of Original: 1861 (published) New York