Richards Everts (52 results)

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We are proud to offer this Map of Hopkinton, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. Also included are inset maps of Hopkinton City and Woodville. This map measures 20 inches by 32 inches.

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We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Cranston, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of Olneyville, Town of Johnston, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of Middletown, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 31 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Cranston, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this Map of the City of Pawtucket, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Johnston, Rhode Island, with inset maps of the towns of Manton, Graniteville, and Centredale, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the town of Cranston, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 31 inches by 22 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Burrillville, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Johnston, Rhode Island, with inset maps of the towns of Manton, Graniteville, and Centredale, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this Map of the City of Pawtucket, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of Valley Falls, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of River Point, Town of Warwick, showing the towns of Phenix, Lippitt, Clyde, Arctic, and Arctic Centre, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the Town of Warwick, showing insets of Lincon Park, Norwood, Hillsgrove, Apponaug, and Buttonwoods, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Woonsockett, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 31 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the town of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 31 inches by 22 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 31 inches by 22 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 21.5 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 22 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 32 inches by 21 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the town of North Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.

We are proud to offer this map of the City of Providence, Rhode Island, published by Everts and Richards in their "Atlas of Rhode Island" in 1895. These fine, large-scale maps show buildings, large property owners, roads, railroads, public buildings, bridges, stage lines, electric car lines, churches, which buildings were wood, brick or stone, barns, stables, icehouses, telegraph offices , and fire houses. These maps offer an amazing look at turn of the century Rhode Island towns. This map measures 30 inches by 20 inches.