Ilsley, Frederick Julian (sold)
Frederick Julian Ilsley (March 6, 1855 - December 15, 1933) was an American artist. Born in Portland, Maine, Ilsley was self-taught. Ilsley worked as an engineer for Cumberland County Power and Light. He also was associated with Ilsley and Cummings, civil engineers. It is said that while working for Cumberland County Power and Light he traveled at least once a week to paint landscapes in Maine and New Hampshire.
An unsuccessful railroad through the White Mountains.
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad. Through the White Mountains.
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This is a c. 1880 Frederick Julian Ilsley map of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. Depicting from Lancaster on the Connecticut River south to Conway, the Saco River, and Black Sandwich Dome, thick black lines highlight the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad's route through the mountains. Roads and rivers are illustrated and mountain peaks are identified. (more details)