Fort Plain, N.Y. and Nelliston. Burleigh Lithographing Establishment. Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Fort Plain and Nelliston, New York, drawn and published by Lucien R. Burleigh around 1891. This village along a branch of the Mohawk River in Montgomery County was named after a Revolutionary War fort built just up the hill. The fort and its blockhouse held strong throughout the war due to the fort's women who, dressed as men, were able to fend off Indian attacks. When the Erie Canal was completed Fort Plain quickly became a center for textile and furniture manufacturing.
This map shows buildings, clearly labeled street names and railway routes.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Church of the Holy Cross, Episcopal 2. Church of the Messiah, Universalist 3. Methodist Episcopal Church 4. Reformed Church 5. German Lutheran Church 6. St. James Church, Catholic 7. Clinton Liberal Institute 8. Public School 9. Town Hall 10. Fritcher Opera House 11. B. H. & E. E. Elwood, Silk Manufacturers 12. Knitting Mill 13. Fort Plain Spring & Axle Works, Wood, Smith & Co. 14. J. A. Zoller & Bro., Sash, Door & Blind Manufacturer 15. W. R. Walrath, Lumber Dealer 16. Fort Plain Furniture Co. 17. Walrath & Gray, Broom Materials 18. Fort Plain Glove and Mitten Co. 19. J. K. Edwards, Furniture & Undertaking 20. Gas & Electric Light Works 21. Henry Betzinger, Carriages and Road Carts 22. P. P. Wagner, Crockery & Groceries 22. C. L. Thurwood, Furniture & Undertaking 23. R. H. Shearer & Co., Dry Goods & Carpets 24. Stewart, Smith & Bergen, Hardware, Stoves & Tinware 25. J. K. Burnett, Dentist 26. Fuller & Platner, Boots and Shoes 27. Smith & Rebell, Carriage Makers 27. George Hisgen, Carriage & Ornamental Painter 27. J. O. Rackmyer, Novelty Works 28. H. & D. Casler, Livery & Sale Stable 29. John C. Jackson, Physician and Surgeon 30. Hotel Grant 30. Eston & Norton, Grocers 30. W. E. Morrison, Express Agent 30. Alfred Lemoine, Watchmaker & Jeweler 31. Justus Wagner, Merchant Tailor 32. H. E. Shinaman, Druggist 33. Dillinbeck Bros., Staple & Fancy Dry Goods 34. V. Oscar Garlock, Wines & Liquors 35. The Fort Plain National Bank 36. C. C. Edwards, Hatter and Furnisher 36. L. H. Baumgaertel, Fine Custom Tailor 37. Walrath Block 37. Diefendorf & Bowers, Groceries and Provisions 37. Andrew Heninger, Boots & Shoes 37. H. M. Eldredge, Lawyer 37. W. A. Cornell, Sewing Machines and Real Estate 38. George E. Phillips, Lawyer 39. George O'Conner, Boots & Shoes 39. John P. Grant, Grocery and Butter & Cheese Merchant 40. Sticht Bros., Boots & Shoes 41. Devoe & Shumway, Druggists 41. Farmers & Mechanics Bank 41. Alfred Cary & Co., Insurance 42. Willis E. Diefendorf, Bookseller 42. D. C. Shults, Lawyer 43. D. C. Gibson, Harness Maker 44. L. E. Glaessel, Boots & Shoes 44. A. D. Canning, Insurance 44. John S. Yost, Lawyer 44. Harvey Fikes, Justice of the Peace 45. Lipe House, H. S. Lipe, Proprietor 46. R. Selwood, Marble & Granite Works 47. Dr. Douglas Ayres 47. Albert Ayres, Dentist 48. Clark, Wood & Smith, Grocers 48. C. J. Wood, Insurance 48. W. U. Telegraph Co. 48. C. H. Brown, Barber 49. Lewis H. Hess, Cigar Manufacturer 50. John Hurell, Bakery & Confectioner 51. Harvey Wick, Wall Paper 51. Alex Van Slyke, Agent Singer Co. 51. J. E. Dewey, Lawyer 52. Thomas Williams, Practical Horse Shoer 53. R. Elwood, Coal Dealer 54. Edwin Walrath, Butter, Cheese & Eggs 55. Farmers Hotel 56. J. C. Delamater, Glove Manufacturer 56. J. M. Yordon, Paper Box Factory 57. Henry Stichel, Carriage Manufacturer 58. H. S. Wemple, Coal Dealer 59. Hotel Germania 60. John Winning, Tannery 61. Sand Hill Hotel 62. I. M. Lawrence, Contractor and Builder 63. Hackney Block 63. D. G. Hackney, Hop Dealer 64. Weller & Moore, Lawyers 65. Henry Frickey, Variety Baker 66. John Abbott, Real Estate 67. J. A. Pickard, Contractor and Builder 68. Residence of Dr. Dayton S. Kellogg 69. Will J. Diefendorf, Groceries & Provisions 70. Orange County Milk Association 71. "Mohawk Valley Register" 41. "Fort Plain Free Press" 10. Willard Bros., Pubs. "Standard" 72. Site of Fort Plain 73. Public School, Nelliston 74. Hansen House, Nelliston 75. American House, Nelliston 76. James W. Nellis, Groceries & Provisions, Nelliston 77. W. S. Davis, Sporting Glove Manufacturer, Nelliston
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Wood rails are 1 1/8" wide, round front.
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Pigment based Canon LUCIA inks provide smooth tones and rich colors in fine, precise detail.
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Pigment based Canon LUCIA inks provide smooth tones and rich colors in fine, precise detail.
Inks have a lightfastness rating of over 100 years, guaranteeing minimal noticeable fading over a very long period of time.
Printed using very high resolution source files.
Giclee printing is superior to traditional lithography in a number of ways: colors are brighter, lasts longer, and is a higher resolution.
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Our gallery quality frames are made of solid wood and feature optical-grade acrylic. Each framed map is printed on premium archival matte fine art paper.
Printed on thick, luxurious acid-free fine art paper & dry-mounted to foam board.
Pigment inks ensure a vivid print with amazing colors and excellent fade resistance.
Solid wood frame with a black finish has a 1.25" face & 7/8" depth.
Kraft paper protective backing & hanging wire installed.
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Our gallery quality frames are made of solid wood and feature optical-grade acrylic. Each framed map is printed on premium archival matte fine art paper.
Printed on thick, luxurious acid-free fine art paper & dry-mounted to foam board.
Pigment inks ensure a vivid print with amazing colors and excellent fade resistance.
Solid wood frame with a natural oak finish has a 1.25" face & 7/8" depth.
Kraft paper protective backing & hanging wire installed.
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We specialize in producing high-quality, detailed maps using advanced printing technologies and premium materials. Stringent quality control and ultra-high-resolution printing guarantee absolute clarity and precise detail at any size. Whether it's a smaller wall map print or a gigantic wallpaper map mural, no print will appear blurry or pixelated. You can expect every detail on the map to be sharp and clear.
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Many of the maps we provide are created by our small team of cartographers under the name Academia Maps.
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We are a small business located in Seattle, WA that has been printing maps for over 15 years. Each map is printed on-demand using high-end fine art printers.
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Archival Paper, Laminated Maps, and Peel & Stick - 5-7 business days
Wood Rail Mounting - 3-4 weeks
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Push Pin Maps - 3-5 business days
Spring Roller Maps - Varies, see product description
Wallpaper Map Murals - 7-10 business days
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Our products are printed on demand and have the following production lead times:
Archival Paper, Laminated Maps, and Peel & Stick - 5-7 business days
Wood Rail Mounting - 3-4 weeks
Canvas Gallery Wraps & Framed Maps - 3-5 business days
Spring Roller Maps - Varies, see product description
Shipping transit time is 2-5 business days and will vary depending on your location. Most products ship from Seattle, WA.
Many of the maps found on our website can be customized, including adding a personalized title/legend or company logo, modifying the color scheme, change text labels, adding points of interest, and placing GIS data on the map.
If the order is shipping outside of Washington state, sales tax may not apply. We collect sales taxes per state and local laws. Sales tax is calculated at checkout based on the delivery address.
We can ship to nearly any country. The shipping cost is determined for Canada and most European countries at checkout. If you find that shipping is unavailable to your country when checking out then please contact us with a list of the products you would like to order as well as size and material options.
We can produce a custom map for any location in the world. Whether you are looking for a detailed city street map or high resolution satellite imagery of a remote area, we have you covered.
Our wall maps and wallpaper map murals are handcrafted by our small team in Seattle, WA.
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Maps are printed on premium fine art papers, canvas, and durable wallcovering materials using archival inks.
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Original and up-to-date maps designed by our cartographic team at Academia Maps include a range of high quality maps for geographic exploration, home decor, and classroom learning.
