1829 Map of Suffolk County New York by David H. Barr Art Print
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A Museum Quality Art Print of the 1829 Map of Suffolk County, New York by David H. Barr. This map was published in the Atlas of New York State, published under the direction of Simeon DeWitt, Surveyor General of New York, by David H. Barr. The flouring mills, factories, forges, saw mills, Churches and all roads are shown in keys on this map. This atlas of an individual state was only the 2nd to be published in the newly formed United States. It was preceded by Mill's Atlas of South Carolina which was issued in 1825, the NY atlas was followed closely by a large atlas of Maine which was published later in the same year of 1829. This cartography work was originally a hand colored engraving and is important today to show the early history of the this area. This peninsula or island is divided into several different main parts: Huntington, Smithtown, Islip, Brookhaven, Riverhead, South Hampton, Southold, and East Hampton. Picture #25
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