1780 Map of New England
This map captures New England mid-Revolution, when Massachusetts still governed the District of Maine, Vermont answered to no government but its own, and Boston, Newport, and Portsmouth were the ports that mattered. Provincial lines, coastal settlements, and the river valleys that carried trade inland appear as an 18th century cartographer understood them — which is exactly why this sheet reads so differently from any modern map of the six states.
Map Shop sells this as a reproduction rather than an original. The 1780 sheet is scanned at high resolution and digitally restored to clear defects, then printed to order.
Finishing options include:
- Premium 36lb paper
- 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination on both faces
- Mounting to quarter-inch foam core
- Wood rails top and bottom in black or walnut
- Full framing in either molding



