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Price and Lee Company


Price and Lee Company (1873 - c.1977) was a publishing firm founded in in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1973. Among the items published by Price and Lee were directories of New Haven and later maps of American cities.
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The Price and Lee Co's New Map of the City of New Haven, Connecticut.

1919 (dated)
17.75 x 12.5 in (45.08 x 31.75 cm)
NewHaven-pricelee-1919

$250.00

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This is a 1919 city plan or map of New Haven, Connecticut, prepared by civil engineer A. B. Hill for the Price and Lee Company. It captures the city in the immediate post-World War I era, when both it and Yale University were undergoing significant changes. (more details)
A one-of-a-kind map of Newark, New Jersey tracing railroad lines in and around the city.

The Price and Lee Co's Map of the City of Neward N.J. including Irvington Harrison, Kearny, East Neward and North Arlington

1940 (undated)
22.5 x 29 in (57.15 x 73.66 cm)
Newark-pricelee-1940

$650.00

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  • File Size: 28.28 MB
  • File Type: ZIP / TIFF
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This is a 1940 Price and Lee Company city plan or map of Newark, New Jersey featuring manuscript railroad lines. Streets throughout the city are labeled, along with parks, cemeteries, and city wards. The Passaic River separates Newark from East Newark, Kearny, and North Arlington. An area of the map, which greatly resembles an inset, details Newark Metropolitan Airport, which today is known as Newark Liberty International Airport. A street index is situated in the upper right corner and continues for the town of Irvington, New Jersey, along the left border. (more details)

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