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1904 HOUSTON TEXAS Street guide by P. Whitty surveyor Established 1872

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    Posted 6 years ago

    Foundaroun…
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    Bought at an Estate sale in Dallas, price was right to add it to my inventory of maps, this makes 4 this year. Great map in good condition, the owner had it professionally matted and framed.
    Title: 1904 Houston Street Guide Copyright by P. Whitty, Surveyor. Original size 22.5 x 22.5 inches can't find another like it that is for sell.

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    1. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 6 years ago
      Houston, without freeways. Whoda thunk it...?? <lol>
    2. Foundaroundtown Foundaroundtown, 6 years ago
      Yeah I read that the Buffalo Bayou was a major For of transportation through the city. It snakes all through Houston.
    3. rockbat, 6 years ago
      Great map. I love maps. I have a bunch of war reports from the Mexican American war era that show where the battles were. I have a few from old atlases and geography books that show California and Texas when the were still Spanish, or Mexico. Love history.

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