Our Philadelphia Antique Map shows the layout of this Pennsylvanian city with a hint of the past and nostalgia. If you sometimes find yourself pondering foregone times, perhaps this poster is a good choice for you.
With its long and straight streets, this Philadelphia Antique Map perfectly demonstrates the organization and structure in planning the city’s layout. With its beginnings in the 17th century, it was essential to plan for easy travel, the safe disposition of residential buildings, and much-needed green areas. Everything was incorporated, and the new city began its growth.
We created the collection of Antique City Maps with inspiration from the old maps that were created through the process of engraving on copper or steel and later with lithography printing. Those maps have a particular value and are not widely spread. That is why our collection of antique maps is available to every enthusiast who wishes to learn the history or geography of our cities.
Poster of Philadelphia antique city map
Philadelphia Map Print and What Makes It Good
Philadelphia is a city that is important to the history of the United States. In this city, the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, and because of that, the city was the capital of the country for some time. For that reason, this Philadelphia Map Print might be attractive to history lovers. If you are a part of this group, do not hesitate to buy this beautiful map for yourself!
The Vintage Map of Philadelphia Features
Besides the design of our posters, we are proud of other features that we can offer on our website.
First, we use archival pigment on museum-quality paper in the production of all the prints from our collection.
Our posters come in several different formats. You can order the one you like in the following dimensions: 12×16″, 18×24″, and 30×40″.
We carefully hand-pack every poster into poster tubes with archival-quality glassine paper.
As presented, we care about our customers, and that is why we pay special attention to the packing and shipping. The final goal is to ensure safe delivery to your home.
