Early Map of Erie County, 1829 accent mug It’s BPA and lead-free

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Division Streets in downtown Buffalo just before WWI shows the Bijou Dream

Early Map of Erie County, 1829 accent mug It’s BPA and lead-freeShowing the early layout of many of the towns still known today, this Erie County map is taken from David Burrs Atlas of the State of New York, published in 1829, just 8 years after the area was designated as Erie County and 4 years after the completion of the Erie Canal. Burr, an American cartographer and surveyor, was later the official topographer for the U. S. Post Office and Surveyor General of Utah. Reproduction print on archival paper: image