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Historic Map - New Salem, IL - 1831-37
Description
View of New Salem, now Menard County, I.L., 1831-37 / drawn & published by A. L. Brown.
This illustrated print of New Salem, Illinois was drawn by Arthur L. Brown and published by R. J. Onstott. New Salem is the location where Abraham Lincoln first lived as a young man. Here he lived independently from his family as a boatman, storekeeper, surveyor, postmaster and rail splitter before being elected to the Illinois General Assembly.
New Salem was rebuilt as it had been in Lincoln’s day in the 1930's and remains a tourist destination to this day.
The map includes structures and roads.
Features references to the following locations:
1. Rutledge & Cameron Mill.
2. Lincoln’s Flat Boat.
3. Mill Dam.
4. Ferry Boat.
5. Offitt Store.
6. Steamboat “Utility”.
7. R. J. Onstott, born 1830.
8. Rev. John Cameron’s Home.
9. Rutledge Tavern and Home.
10. Springfield Road.
11. Lincoln & Berry Grocery.
12. Dr. John Allen’s Residence.
13. Hill & McNamer Store.
14. Chrisman Bros. Store.
15. Peter Lukins, Shoemaker.
16. Dr. Rainer’s Office.
17. Bale’s Carding Machine House.
18. Trent Brothers.
19. Philiman Morris, Tanner.
20. Alexander Waddell, Hatter.
21. Robt. Johnson’s Residence. Wheelwright.
22. Henry Onstott Residence and Cooper Shop.
23. Kelso Residence.
24. Miller Residence and Blacksmith Shop.
25. School taught by Minta Graham.
26. Grave Yard.
27. Row Herenden.
28. Sangamon River.
This illustrated print of New Salem, Illinois was drawn by Arthur L. Brown and published by R. J. Onstott. New Salem is the location where Abraham Lincoln first lived as a young man. Here he lived independently from his family as a boatman, storekeeper, surveyor, postmaster and rail splitter before being elected to the Illinois General Assembly.
New Salem was rebuilt as it had been in Lincoln’s day in the 1930's and remains a tourist destination to this day.
The map includes structures and roads.
Features references to the following locations:
1. Rutledge & Cameron Mill.
2. Lincoln’s Flat Boat.
3. Mill Dam.
4. Ferry Boat.
5. Offitt Store.
6. Steamboat “Utility”.
7. R. J. Onstott, born 1830.
8. Rev. John Cameron’s Home.
9. Rutledge Tavern and Home.
10. Springfield Road.
11. Lincoln & Berry Grocery.
12. Dr. John Allen’s Residence.
13. Hill & McNamer Store.
14. Chrisman Bros. Store.
15. Peter Lukins, Shoemaker.
16. Dr. Rainer’s Office.
17. Bale’s Carding Machine House.
18. Trent Brothers.
19. Philiman Morris, Tanner.
20. Alexander Waddell, Hatter.
21. Robt. Johnson’s Residence. Wheelwright.
22. Henry Onstott Residence and Cooper Shop.
23. Kelso Residence.
24. Miller Residence and Blacksmith Shop.
25. School taught by Minta Graham.
26. Grave Yard.
27. Row Herenden.
28. Sangamon River.
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