Map, New York State, Westchester County, Pictorial, Revolutionary War, Vintage Print, 1933

Map of Westchester County during Revolutionary Days
Westchester County Historical Society, Westchester Co., NY: 1933
Black and white print backed on linen
31.5 x 22.75 inches, image
32.75 x 25.5 inches, overall
Stamped lower right: “Series No. 0 – Map No. 2”
$600

Map of Westchester County in southeastern New York State as it appeared in the Revolutionary War period, compiled in the early 1930s. Shows divisions between states, counties, and manor holdings. Also shown are rivers, lakes, roads, and important sites. These include such places as forts, churches, taverns, meeting houses, court houses, manor houses, inns, and camps. Lines of latitude and longitude are provided at intervals of 5 minutes. Westchester County is bounded by Long Island Sound on the south, the Hudson River on the west, and Connecticut on the east.

Cartouche subtitle: “[P]repared under the direction of the Westchester County Historical Society by workers supplied by Emergency Work Bureau Westchester Co., N.Y.”

Condition: Generally very good with only minor toning. Map originally folded, as issued, formerly with minor separations at some intersections and light browning along the folds, now professionally restored as flattened and backed on linen.