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The Wayne Lithographed Map
This
overhead view of Wayne was made in 1898 by O.H. Baily & Co., lithographers
and publishers from Boston. It is an extremely detailed depiction of Wayne
and St. Davids, showing almost every building for about a square mile. It
is unknown exactly how this lithograph was made, although it has been speculated
that it was drawn from a balloon. At the bottom of the map is a list of
notable landmarks, which correspond via a letter with the location on the
map.
There are two versions of the drawing here. The first is the complete unabridged map, and the second is a slightly smaller version, labeled according to the list on the bottom of the map.
PLEASE NOTE that these files are quite large and slower connections will take a long time.
There are two versions of the drawing here. The first is the complete unabridged map, and the second is a slightly smaller version, labeled according to the list on the bottom of the map.
PLEASE NOTE that these files are quite large and slower connections will take a long time.
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The Unabridged Version
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This is the complete version of the map, unlabeled and unaltered from its original form. Unabridged Version |
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The
Labeled Version
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This version is labeled with Wayne's important landmarks. See the key below for what the labels mean. |
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A
reproduction of the map is available to buy from the Radnor Historical Society
for a reasonable price.
Sources:
© 2005 Wayne History Online / Greg Prichard Page Last Updated : 25 August 2005