J. W. Clement Company (sold)
The J. W. Clement Company (1908 - 19xx) was an American printing and publishing firm based in Buffalo, New York. Founded in 1908 by Helen C. Springer, David L. Johnston, and Gustave Hornung, the firm eventually grew to become one of the largest printing and publishing firms in the eastern U.S. It stopped publishing maps in 1963 when the superintendent of the map department retired. At some point, the J. W. Clement Company became associated with the Matthews-Northrup Company, another Buffalo-based publishing firm, but we have been unable to determine any details about that event.
Details the railroad networks of the Boston and Maine Railroad and the Maine Central Railroad.
Boston and Maine - Maine Central and Connections.
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This is a 1945 Crawford C. Anderson and J. W. Clement railroad map of the northeastern United States. Created for the Boston and Maine Railroad and the Maine Central Railroad, the map boldly highlights both networks. Red lines follow the routes of the Boston and Maine, while dark blue traces the Maine Central. White dots mark stops along both networks, and all stops are labeled. Connecting rail networks, including the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad, New York Central, and Pennsylvania Railroad, are illustrated by black lines and identified using abbreviations. Insets situated in the lower right corner focus on the Boston and Maine Railroad's network in Boston and the Boston region, along with the rail network in Portland, Maine. (more details)