J.J. Stoner's birdseye map of Brownsville and Bridgeport, Pennsylvania in 1883.
| Birdseye view of Brownsville, and Bridgeport, Pennsylvania | |
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| Date: | 1883 |
| Author: | J.J. Stoner |
| Dwnld: | Full Size (8.3mb) |
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This map isn't part of any series, but we have other maps of Pennsylvania that you might want to check out.
I can see why J.J. Stoner (and some others) would occasionally use the alternate-color-for-featured-building visual cue, as he did with this birdseye for Bridgeport, Pennsylvania [gmap], but when there's only two colors, and they're so radically different, it just has the effect of creating a pretty mottled overall appearance. But what do I know?
For more maps and images from this period in the region's history, visit the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
