This early 18th-century map illustrates the colonial "shape" of Boston nearly 100 years after Puritan colonists arrived, and depicts areas where Native objects were discovered during archaeological digs. Both the spear point and copper arrowhead displayed here were found in the Boston Common, while the fishweir stakes were found in nearby Back Bay.

The Town of Boston in New England by John Bonner is the first printed map of Boston, Massachusetts. Bonner (circa 1643-1726) was a captain, navigator, and shipwright. A wealth of information about pre-Revolutionary Boston is available through Bonner's map, including street layouts, churches, and public buildings.

The Massachusetts Historical Society is pleased to make 104 unique and rare manuscript and printed maps of Massachusetts available through 36 web presentations. The maps presented include twenty-four manuscript maps of local towns and counties dating from 1637-1809 and eight iconic printed maps of Massachusetts and Boston.

For its combination of importance, beauty and rarity, Pelham’s Plan of Boston is the most desirable printed map of the Revolution in New England and the most desirable map of Boston ever printed.

1867 C&GS 1:4k Map Of The City Of Boston and its Environs. 1874 Hopkins, G.M. 1:15k

2025年1月10日 · Historic Maps of Boston (Library of Congress) ver 100 maps mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries. Boston Streets: Mapping Directory Data Tufts University. Places, people, moments, cowpaths, atlases: 1874, 1898, 1928. Civil War through 20th century.

Category:18th-century maps of Boston From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Maps of Boston by century: ( BCE) ( CE) 17th century · 18th century · 19th century · 20th century · 21st century ·

The Boston Atlas has historical maps that depict 1630 to the recent past. This group specifically contains single-sheet maps. Other groupings include highly-detailed atlases, topographic …

The collection includes a number of unique or very rare items, including the fourth impression of John Bonner's map of Boston (dated between 1723 and 1730), Charles Bulfinch's 1813 manuscript plans for filling in the Mill Pond, Charles Pinney's 1861 fire insurance atlas of Boston, the Sanborn Company's first fire insurance atlas of the city ...

A rare, early view of Boston, unusual for being one of very few 18th-century views of the town printed in America. This charming view of Boston is taken from the vantage point of Castle William across the Harbor to the southeast.