This historical old Marblehead village map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex CountyV

This historical old Swampscott map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map shows the whole town of Swampscott, with property owner's names on houses in the rural areas. See the Swampscott center map for details in the village.

This historical old Swampscott map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). This map covers the coast of Swampscott, from west of Cherry Street (part of Mudgee St. and Fremont St. shown), to east on Orient Street to the properties owned by Jeffrey, Galloup and Nickerson.

(NAHANT, MA) This historical old Nahant map is reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by property owner's name, and many topographical features are identified, such as: North Spring, Pool of Maolis, Stony Beach, Black Mine, Dashing ROck, Spouting Horn, Saunders Ledge, Hoods Point, Castle ROck, Cedar Point, Bennett's Head, East Point, Roaring Cavern, Nahant Head, Steep Cliff, Pulpit Rock, Sappho Rocks, Great Ledge, Bathing Beach, Five sisters, Pea Island, Shag Rocks, Swallow Cave, Joseph's Beach, Bss Rock, Curlew Beach, Nipper Stage Point, Crystal Beach, Dorothy's Cove, Long Beach, Eastern Point, Fox Caverns, Great Furnace, Mary's Grotto, Little Furnace, Little Nahant Beach, Black Rock Beach, Johnson's Beach, Reed Cove, Bass Point, Bailey's Hill, Pond Beach, etc.

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

(SAUGUS, MA) This historical old Saugus 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; Pirates Glen, Vinegar Hill, Short Boulder, Salt Marsh, High Ledge, Crystal Brook, Whitehouse Swamp, etc. The Saugus Branch Railroad and the Eastern Railroad are shown, as well as the Street Car Railroad.

Reproduced from the 1872 Beers Atlas of Essex County, Massachusetts (MA). Many homes are identified by the property owner's name on these three inset maps of Saugus VIllage, Cliftondale and East Saugus (and part of Lynn). Many businessea are identified, both on the map and in the Business Directories for each village.

Historical old map of the village of Merrimac, Massachusetts, reproduced from the Atlas of Essex County, published by George H. Walker & Co. in 1884. Family names are shown.

This historical old map of Merrimacport village within the town of Merrimac, Massachusetts, is reproduced from the Atlas of Essex County, published by George H. Walker & Co. in 1884. Family names are shown.

This historical old map of the town of Merrimac, Massachusetts, is reproduced from the Atlas of Essex County, published in 1884 by George H. Walker & Co. Some family names are shown.

This historical old map of the old Centre of North Andover is reproduced from the Atlas of Essex County published in 1884 by George H. Walker.

Interesting old map of part of Cape Ann, towns of Gloucester and Rockport. From the Massachusetts Atlas published in 1904 by Geo. H. Walker & CO., Boston. This map does not show family names, but it identifies many local features: for instance, Davis Neck, Plum Cove, Lane's Cove, Squam Light, Bald Rocks, Muscle Poind, Round Rock, Shoal Bog Bar, Norman's Woe, Rafe's Chasm, Magnolia Point, Webber's Rock, Brace's Rock, Ten Pound Island, Babson's Lodge, Wonson's Cove, Little Good Harbor, Salt Island, Brier Neck, Long Beach, Cape Hedge, Milk Island, Cape Ann Lights, Whale Cove, Flat Point, Loblolly Cove, Emerson's Point, Dry Salvages or Tri Sauvages; Little Salvages, Sandyl Bay, Dodges Rock, Hoop Pole Cove, Halibut Point, Folly Cove, Riverdale, Railcut Hill, Wolf Hill, Rusts Island, Fernwood lake, Pearces Island, Thompson's Mount or Mt. Ann, Haskells Pond, Wingaersheek, Bay View P.O., and much more.