Historical County Maps

Historical county maps are of particular interest to genealogists and historians. Why? They are often “landowner” maps, covered with the names of individuals who owned land. Some antique maps were even created by “subscription” — landowners, farmers, and merchants paid to have their properties and names appear on the maps!
Trace the history of your land, your family, or the place where you now live with a beautiful vintage map reproduction — or simply enjoy the beauty of these historical drawings.
Many old county maps were drawn in the period 1860-1880. These elaborate Victorian-era county maps are best known for their impressively intricate illustrations of local scenes. They represent each county's coming of age, when it became possible to produce such extravagant documentation. Some show public places, including cemeteries, courthouses, and city halls. Looking for something truly unique? We’ve even got the occasional "bird's-eye view" map. Browse our large selection — you are sure to find a delightful historical map that will suit your décor or become a cherished gift.

New London County Connecticut - Baker 1854 - 28.75 x 23
New London County North Connecticut - Hurd 1893 - 23 x 37.16
New London County South Connecticut - Hurd 1893 - 23 x 37.16
New River Kanawha Coal Fields West Virginia - Peacock 1903 - 23 x 29.79
New York County New York - Burr 1832 - 55.88 x 23
New York Queens Kings Richmond Counties New York - Burr 1829 - 30 x 23
Newaygo County Michigan - Walling 1873 - 23 x 30.23
Newberry County South Carolina - Lake 1887 - 26.46 x 23
Newberry South Carolina - Coate 1825 - 23.99 x 23
Newton County Indiana - Baskin 1876 - 23 x 29.19
Newton County Texas - McGaughey 1893 - 23 x 58.70
Niagara County New York - Burr 1829 - 24.06 x 23