Historic Map - Carthage, NY - 1888
Description
Carthage, N.Y. 1888. Drawn & published by L. R. Burleigh. Burleigh Lith. Est.
Reproduction panorama map of Carthage, New York, drawn and published by Lucien R. Burleigh in 1888. Carthage sits northwest of the Adirondack Mountains along the Black River. The village was rebuilt three times before the publishing of this map, as it was plagued with numerous fires; the last of which, in 1884, spread to West Carthage and destroyed over 150 buildings. This map captures the town as it appeared just four years after that fire and we can see extensive rebuilding efforts with foundries, mills and factories running at full steam.
This map from 1888 includes clearly labeled street names and shows railroad routes.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Methodist Church
2. Presbyterian Church
3. Baptist Church
4. Episcopal Church
5. Roman Catholic Church
6. Public Schools
7. Congregational Church
8. Park House
9. Public House
10. Hotel Elmhirst
11. Grinnell House
12. Levis House
13. Dougherty House
14. Gill House
15. Eggleston & Dealing's Block
16. First National Bank Building
17. Bones' Block
18. Mason's Factories
19. Revell's Tannery
20. Eaton's Sash & Blind Factory
21. Myer & Ross' Furniture Factory
22. Farrar's Tub and Pail Factory
23. Normander's Saw Mill
24. Hutchinson & Clark's Grist Mill
25. Rice's Tub & Pail Factory
26. Gibbs & Son's Sash and Blind Factory
27. West Carthage Pulp Mill
28. Smith & O'Keefe's Chair Factory
29. L. H. Mills' Office, Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Lumber Yard
30. Machine Shop & Foundry
31. Dickerman & Reed's Tannery
32. Union Pulp Mill
33. Empire Steam Pump Manufacturing Co.
34. Carthage Fire Department
35. Loomis & Co. Carriage Shop
36. H. J. Ervin, Coal
37. Manning's Planing Mill & Bedstead Works
38. McGowan's Blacksmith Shop
39. H. Westcott's Livery & Sale Stable
40. D. W. Ash, Livery & Sale Stable
Reproduction panorama map of Carthage, New York, drawn and published by Lucien R. Burleigh in 1888. Carthage sits northwest of the Adirondack Mountains along the Black River. The village was rebuilt three times before the publishing of this map, as it was plagued with numerous fires; the last of which, in 1884, spread to West Carthage and destroyed over 150 buildings. This map captures the town as it appeared just four years after that fire and we can see extensive rebuilding efforts with foundries, mills and factories running at full steam.
This map from 1888 includes clearly labeled street names and shows railroad routes.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Methodist Church
2. Presbyterian Church
3. Baptist Church
4. Episcopal Church
5. Roman Catholic Church
6. Public Schools
7. Congregational Church
8. Park House
9. Public House
10. Hotel Elmhirst
11. Grinnell House
12. Levis House
13. Dougherty House
14. Gill House
15. Eggleston & Dealing's Block
16. First National Bank Building
17. Bones' Block
18. Mason's Factories
19. Revell's Tannery
20. Eaton's Sash & Blind Factory
21. Myer & Ross' Furniture Factory
22. Farrar's Tub and Pail Factory
23. Normander's Saw Mill
24. Hutchinson & Clark's Grist Mill
25. Rice's Tub & Pail Factory
26. Gibbs & Son's Sash and Blind Factory
27. West Carthage Pulp Mill
28. Smith & O'Keefe's Chair Factory
29. L. H. Mills' Office, Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Lumber Yard
30. Machine Shop & Foundry
31. Dickerman & Reed's Tannery
32. Union Pulp Mill
33. Empire Steam Pump Manufacturing Co.
34. Carthage Fire Department
35. Loomis & Co. Carriage Shop
36. H. J. Ervin, Coal
37. Manning's Planing Mill & Bedstead Works
38. McGowan's Blacksmith Shop
39. H. Westcott's Livery & Sale Stable
40. D. W. Ash, Livery & Sale Stable
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