Historic Map - Cheyenne, WY - 1882
Bird's eye view of Cheyenne, Wyo. county seat of Laramie Co. 1882. Beck & Pauli, lithographers.
 

Originally published by J. J. Stoner of Madison, Wisconsin, with Beck & Pauli Lithographers of Milwaukee, this bird's eye view map from 1882 features inset drawings of notable public buildings: The County Hospital, The Court House, The Cheyenne Club House, The Opera House, and the Cheyenne Public School. The sepia-toned overall appearance of the map is attractive and set in an unusual graphic marquee.  Specific places keyed to the map include: Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Catholic Church Congregational Church Episcopal Church Methodist Church African Methodist Church Opera House Court House and Jail School House County Hospital Cheyenne Club House U.P.R.R. Round House and Shops Inter Ocean Hotel Railroad Hotel Dyer's Hotel, T. Dyer, Proprietor Metropolitan Hotel, J. W. Griffen, Proprietor Key City House, W. H. Wetzel, Proprietor Western Hotel, George Bolln, Proprietor Keefe Hall, M. P. Keefe, Proprietor Cheyenne Carriage Works, Roberston and Coffman, Proprietors Home Brewery, H. Kimme, Proprietor Leighton House, H. Halverson, Proprietor This beautiful map provides a look at the beginnings of the city. Complete reference list below.    Dimensions: 36" x 26.5"   Item #1W-WY-CH-1882   Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.   PRICE: $39.95
References:
J. Braum, Saloon, 348 15th St. Geo. E. Bescherer, Saloon and Restaurant, 370 and 372 15th St. C. G. Strom, Saloon, 374 15th St. J. S. Matthews, Architect, 376 16th St. Quinby & Recker, Physicians and Surgeons, Hill Cor. 16th St. B. Hellman, Clothing, Gents Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring, 358 and 360 16th St. Smith & Harrington, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Carey Block. M. P. KJeefe, Contractor and Builder, 322 Ferguson St. Oberne, Hosick & Co., Hides, Wool, etc., 7th Cor. O'Neil St. W. R. Wightman, I. X. L. Livery, 16th Cor. Thomas St. Stock Growers' National Bank, Carey Block First National Bank, 372 16th St.	Stebbins, Post & Co. Bank, 303 Eddy St. C. D. Kirkland, Photographer, 292 Ferguson St. P. Bergersen, Gunsmith and Dealer in Firearms, 324 17th St. A. McBeth, Manufacturer of Harness, 322 17th St. A. Underwood, Groceries and Provisions, 320 17th St. Frank Meanea, Manufacturer Sadles, Harness, Etc., 368 17th St. J. C. Baird, Attorney, 374 17th St. Morrow & Sullivan, Editors, Daily and Weekly Leader, Opera House Block. S. S. Ramsey, Restaurant, 398 16th St. Henry Harrington, Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, Eddy Cor. 16th St. F. Schoefer, Merchant Tailor, 282½ Eddy St. Geo. P. Goldaker, Barber Shop and Bathing Rooms, 292 Eddy St.	R. Rodgers, Manufacturere Heavy and Light Wagons and general Blacksmithing, Thomas Cor. 17th St. J. M. Newman, Coral, Feed and Sale Stable, 301 17th St. Chas. Kreiser, Barber and Hair Dressing Rooms, 357 17th St. H. A. Calland, Lumber Dealer, Eddy Cor. 18th St. Brooks & Neil, general Black Smithing, Eddy Cor. 18th St. G. C. Charlton, Bon Ton Livery, Eddy Cor. 18th St. Kent & Arnold, Bankers, Real Estate and Ins., 305 Ferguson St. Geo. G. Masten, Wholesale and Retail Liquors, 16th St. Cor. Ferguson. Jas. East, Contractor and Builder, 18th St. Cor. Seymour. Wm. Killian, Meat and Vegetable Market, 356 17th St. H. J. Maynard, Physician and Surgeon, 367 16th St. H. Donzelman, Attorney, 16th St. Cor. Ferguson	C. N. Potter, Attorney, Carey Block J. A. Riner, Attoney, Carey Block A. S. Emery, Wholesale and Retail Liquors, 356 16th St. Hanifin & Ryan, Saloon, 354 16th St. Ohnhaus & Donovan, Custom Boots and Shoes, 340 16th St. Fred. Landau, Saloon and Billiard Parlor, 357 17th St. D. Miller, Manufacturing Jeweler, 315 17th St. I. Herman & Co., Dry and Fancy Goods, 300 Eddy St. Ed. Kapp, Saloon and Restaurant, 349 16th St. F. Carlson, Merchant Tailor, 355 16th St. Chas. Rokahr, Custom Boots and Shoes, 359 16th St. J. Larose, Meat, Vegetable and Fruit Market, Cor. 17th & Eddy Sts. John Geer, Tabacco, Cigars, Fruits, Etc., 326 17th St.
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