(AMESBURY, MA Map) This historical old Amesbury map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA).  

(ESSEX COUNTY, MA) This historical old Essex County map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County. The map shows town lines, villages, and railroads.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County

(SALISBURY, MA) This historical old Salisbury map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are identified, such as: Powow Hill, Salisbury Point, Carr's Island, Ram Island, Rings Island, Sow & Pig, Coffins Point, Halftide Rock, Black Rocks, Badger ROck, Salisbury Beach, Healey's Canal, Dead Creek, Little River, Town Creek. The Salisbury Branch Railroad and the Eastern Railroad are shown.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County

This old map of Amesbury, Massachusetts, is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County

(NEWBURYPORT, MA) This historical old Newburyport map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Shown on this map: Deer Island, Eagle Island, Carrs Island, Ram Island, North Pier, South Pier, Half Tide Rock, Joppa or newburyport Flats, Woodbridges Island, Seal Island, northern tip of Plum Island, location of lighthouse.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(NEWBURY, MA) This historical old Newbury map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). The northern half of Plum Island is shown, as well as Woodbridges Island and Seal Island. Villages include Knight's Crossing and Lowergreen Village.

(WEST NEWBURY, MA) Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA), this historical old map of West Newbury shows the family names on most houses.

(GROVELAND, MA) This historical old map of Groveland was reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows the property owner's name on every house that existed in 1872.

(HAVERHILL, MA) Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows all of Haverhill and shows hundreds of family names. Crystal Lake, Kenoza Lake, Round Pond and Plug Pond are shown, as well as Porter's Island, Town Farm, Public Gardens, etc.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(BRADFORD, MA) This old map of Bradford was originally pubilshed in the 1872 Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts, by Beers.

(METHUEN, MA) Historical old Methuen map reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are identified, such as: Mystic Pond, South Pond, Merrimac River, Meeting House Hill. The Manchester & Lawrence Railroad is shown.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(LAWRENCE, MA) Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(Southern LAWRENCE, MA) Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(ANDOVER, MA) This historical old map of Andover was reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

An interesting old map of Andover village, reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(NORTH ANDOVER, MA) This historical old North Andover map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are identified, such as: Great Pond, Boston Hill, Woodchuck Hill. The Suttons Mills inset map shows the area of Main Street, Sutton Street, High Street, including all the buildings of the Sutton mills and the Davis and Furber mills. The Boston & Maine Railroad and the Essex Railroad are shown.

(BOXFORD, MA) This historical old Boxford map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows: West Parish, West Boxford P.O., East Parish Boxford P.O., Cedar Pond, Bald Pate or Perleys Pond, Stiles Pond, Spofford Pond, Four Mile pond, Johnsons Pond, Round Pond, Crooked Pond, as well as the location of many homes, identified by the property owner's name.

(GEORGETOWN, MA) This historical old Georgetown map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). (The village of Marlborough on this map has no connection to the town of Marlborough in Middlesex County).

This historical old map of Georgetown village is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). The map covers the area from the southern part of Pentucket Pond, to the shoe factories south of the village (below the junction ofo Main Street and Elm Street). Also shown: The Depot, Car House and Freight House of the Newburyport Railroad, Penn Brook, etc. The Subscribers Directory includes J. A. Levering & Son, George W. Chapin, Spofford, Noyes & Co., George W. Tenney & Son, Noyes, Carleton & Co., Little & Moulton, C. M. Morse, J. O. Berry & Co., and Stephen Osgood.

(ROWLEY, MA) This historical old Rowley map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Villages of Kittery, Glen Mills, Rowley Fields, Beans Crossing, Rowley Depot, Chaplinville, Rooty Plain, and Doles Corner are shown. The property owner's name is shown on each house.

(IPSWICH, MA) This historical old Ipswich map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name. Topographical features are identified, such as: Bartolomew Hill, Turner Hill, Turkey Hill, Holy Island, Rogers Island, Cross Bank, Green's Creek, Eagle Hill, Town Hill, Heartbreak Hill, Treadwell's Island, Little Neck, Plover Hill, Great Neck, North Ridge, Thatch Bank, Steep Hill, Castle Hill, Castle Neck, Rowley River, Ford's Creek, Metcalf's Creek, etc. The Eastern Railroad is shown running through the center of the town.

Middleton Center map reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map is about 8 by 10 inches unmatted; or matted in an 11 by 14 inch mat.

This historical old Ipswich map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). The property owner's name is shown on eachhouse. Also shown: cemeteries, churches, parsonages, stores, tanneries, hosiery mill, library, Agawam House, drug store, Ipswich Female Seminary, etc.

(TOPSFIELD, MA) This historical old Topsfield map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Property owners' names are shown on each house. Also shown: Pingree's Hill, Town Hill, Lakes Hill, Bear Hill, B. P. Adams Store & P.O., Topsfield House, shoe manufactory, Agricultural Farm, Ipswich River, etc.

(HAMILTON, MA) This historical old Hamiloton map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name. The Eastern Railroad and the Essex Branch Railroad are shown.

(ESSEX, MA) This historical old Essex town map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Shown on this map: Hog Island, Cross Island, Black Rock, Thatch Bank, Whites Hill, Perkins Hill, Chebacco Pond, Castle Neck, Castle Neck River, as well as the location of many houses with the property owner's name.

This historical old Essex map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Property owners' names are shown on all houses on this map. Also shown: saloon, engine house, Jeremiah Burnham store, churches, Essex Steam Mill, schoolhouses, A. Burnham store, shipyard shop, shoe shop, rope walk, etc.

This historical old Gloucester map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

This historical old Gloucester map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map does not show houses and family names, but it shows Gloucester harbor, Inner Harbor, Five Pound Island, East Gloucester, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Rocky Neck, Ten Pound Island, Oak Grove Cemetery, Harbor Cove, Town Hall, Catholic Church, Baptist Church, Congregational Church, Unitarian Church, Webster House, Custom House, Vincents Cove, American House, Davis House, Episcopal Church, Methodist Church, and many schoolhouses.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Shown on this map: Hodgkins Cove, Cape Ann Granite Works, Lobster Cove, Jordan and Gore Quarries, Rockport Granite Co., Lanesville Granite Co., Lane's Cove, as well as many stores and homes with property owner's name.

(ROCKPORT, MA MAP) This historical old Rockport map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are identified, such as: Hoop Pole Cove, Halibut Point, Andrew's Point, Norwood's Head, Straits Mouht Island, Light House, Gap Cove, Whale Cove, Loblolly Cove, Emerson's Point, Long Beach, Cape Hedge, Milk Island, Thatcher's Island light house, etc.

This historical old Rockport village map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes and businesses are identified by the property owner's name. This old map shows the central village of Rockport, with a list of Rockport Business Subscribers. Shown are Central Wharf, Sandy Bay, New Harbor, Gloucester Branch Railroad, depot, Freight House, Town Hall, Bank Building, Cemetery, Annisquam Cotton Mill, Humane Society, Engine No. 2, Old Harbor, Fish Houses, Breakwater, Mannings Pond, Ice House, Humane Society, Rockport Granite Co., Cole & Cogswell Store, Choate & Co. Store, Sheridan House, American Hide Seat Co., Isinglass Manufactory, etc. Family name shown on each house. The Rockport Subscribers Business Directory includes these surnames: Gott, Manning, Pool, Whitman, Drown, Choate, Edmunds, Lane, Eames, Knowlton, Parsons, Wingood, Wallace, Gorton, Stimson, Waite, etc.. The Pigeon Cove House is described: "Pigeon Cove House ... Pigeon Cove, Rockport, is an entirely new House, containing seventy-five airy and well-ventilated rooms, with modern improvements, &c. The Proprietors are determined to sustain the well-known reputation of the Pigeon Cove House, as a healthy and most desirable resort for people of intelligence and refinement. Mrs. E. S. Robinson & Col., Proprietors." This charming and interesting old map of Rockport village would make a great gift for anyone interested in Rockport history.

(MANCHESTER, MA) This historical old Manchester map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name. Topographical features such as Sheep Pasture Hill, Moses Hill, Leach's Mountain, Kettle Cove, Kettle Island, Little Egg Rock, Salt Rock, Great Egg Rock, Graves Beach, Graves Island, Eagle Hotel, Bathing Houses, Walnut Cove, Lobster Cove, Little Ram Island, Half Tide Rock, White Ledge, House Island, Gales Point, and Manchester Harbor.

This historical old Manchester map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Shown on this map: Manchester Harbor, Ocean Hill, Gloucester Branch Railroad, Rosedale Cemetery, Union Cemetery, Saw Mill Brook, Cat Brook, as well as the location of many houses with the property owners' names.

(WENHAM, MA) This historical old Wenham map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(BEVERLY, MA) This historical old Beverly map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are identified, such as: Chubbs Island, Pride's Rock, Paine's Head, Smith's Point, Black Ledge, Mingos Beach, Curtis Point, Hospital Point, Woodbury's Point, Beverly Cove, Tucks Point, Wenham Lake, Bald Hill, Beverly Rock. The Eastern Railroad and the GLoucester Branch Railroad are shown.

This historical old Beverly map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows the property owner's name on every house that existed in 1872. The Beverly Business Directory lists many businesses with the owner's name. Also shown: Gas works, Morrocco Manufactoroy, Brick Yard, cemeteries, Engine House, Central Wharf, etc.

(DANVERS, MA) This historical old Danvers map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; many topographical features are shown, such as: Putnams Hill, Dales Hill, Whipples Hill, etc. Swan's Crossing Station and Beaver Brook Station are shown. The railroads shown are the Essex Railroad and the Newburyport Railroad.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows the property owner's name on many houses. The area covered is from north of the intersection of Maple and Lindall Street, to Porters River on the east, to Waters River on the south, and west on Central Street beyond Danvers Center.

(MIDDLETON, MA) This historical old Middleton map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name. The Essex Railroad and the Salem & Lowell Railroad are shown.

(LYNNFIELD, MA MAP) This historical old Lynnfield map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by property owner's name on this map; Suntaug Lake and Pittings Pond are shown, as well as the Newburyport Railroad, South Reading Railroad, and Salem & Lowell Railroad running through Lthe town.

(PEABODOY, MA) This historical old Peabody map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many houses are identified by the property owner's name; topographical features and neighborhoods are also named: Locustdale, Felton's Corner, Needham's Corner, Bartholomew Pond, Suntaug Lake, Walden's Hill, Brookdale, Upton's Hill, Cooks Hill, Mount Pleasant, Fox's Hill, Clark's Hill, etc. The Danvers Railroad, the Essex Railroad, and the Salem & Lowell Rilroad are shown.

This historical old Peabody map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)

(SALEM, MA) This historical old Salem map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map has very few homeowner names, but the Salem Subscribers Business Directory lists many Salem businesses with their owner's name.

(MARBLEHEAD, MA) This historical old Marblehead map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA)