J. D. Scott's 1876 Combination AtlasMap of Burlington County, New Jersey

[Jerseyman]

Folks:

If anyone failed to purchase the above referenced atlas reprint when it was published some years ago, the North Pemberton Historic Trust has just located about 30 new copies in its headquarters and has them for sale. The price is $40. If you are interested in purchasing a copy, you can either message me or, I presume, contact member oji, who is active with this historical organization.

Best regards,
Jerseyman

 

[Boyd]

Very cool! Some discussion of this atlas almost twenty years ago:

J.D Scott's Atlas, c.1876 and the pemberon Railroad museum

I mentioned in a different thread that I went to the Pemberton Railroad Museum. The two volunteers that were in there were great. Really good guys, very knowlegable and clearly excited about not only railroad history but the history of the area in general. I should also mention that they have...

forums.njpinebarrens.com

I have an old map of Atlantic County that I found at a junk store long ago, later realized that it was actually from a book. Guessing that it's from this atlas?

 

[Tom]

Very cool! Some discussion of this atlas almost twenty years ago:

J.D Scott's Atlas, c.1876 and the pemberon Railroad museum

I mentioned in a different thread that I went to the Pemberton Railroad Museum. The two volunteers that were in there were great. Really good guys, very knowlegable and clearly excited about not only railroad history but the history of the area in general. I should also mention that they have...

forums.njpinebarrens.com

I have an old map of Atlantic County that I found at a junk store long ago, later realized that it was actually from a book. Guessing that it's from this atlas?

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It's crazy that the quoted thread was 20 years ago...

 

[Jerseyman]

Very cool! Some discussion of this atlas almost twenty years ago:

J.D Scott's Atlas, c.1876 and the pemberon Railroad museum

I mentioned in a different thread that I went to the Pemberton Railroad Museum. The two volunteers that were in there were great. Really good guys, very knowlegable and clearly excited about not only railroad history but the history of the area in general. I should also mention that they have...

forums.njpinebarrens.com

I have an old map of Atlantic County that I found at a junk store long ago, later realized that it was actually from a book. Guessing that it's from this atlas?

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Boyd:

The 1876 Scott atlas is strictly Burlington County. Your Atlantic County map came from the G.M. Hopkins 1872 atlas of New Jersey.

Best regards,
Jerseyman