Miller and Company Lithography
Miller and Company Lithographers (fl. 1830 - 1860) were an American commercial lithographer active in New York City in the mid 19th century. Their work focused mainly on the production short-run real estate maps, particularly in the 1830s, during which time they shared a 15 Broad Street, NY address with prominent real estate auctioneers Franklin and Jenkins. By 1845, 'Miller's Lithography' had its own address at 140 Pearl Street, and were producing maps to accompany governmental reports as well.
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