• Photographed unframed, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Close-up map title of 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Neck view of the Photographed unframed, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Charlestown in ruins, Photographed unframed map, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Battery Common in the photographed unframed map, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • King Street, Photographed unframed Map, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Mill Pond in Photographed unframed Map, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 — from The History List Store.
  • Long wharf in the photographed unframed map, 'A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston' from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' — October 1775 - from The History List Store.
  • "The Gentleman's Magazine Replica" from The History List Store.
  • Map in the "The Gentleman's Magazine Replica" from The History List Store.
  • Close-up page in the "The Gentleman's Magazine Replica" from The History List Store.
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"A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston" from the "Gentleman's Magazine" — October 1775 — In an antique frame

"A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston" from the "Gentleman's Magazine" — October 1775 — In an antique frame

Updated January 25: This has been sold.

This map was taken from the October 1775 issue of The Gentleman’s Magazine and was one of three maps released in successive issues to provide “a perfect Representation of the present Seat of War in America.” At the time, the American Revolution was well underway: The battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill had taken place that spring, and the British forces in Boston were under siege by the emerging Continental Army led by George Washington. Readers of the Gentleman’s Magazine, eager for updates from the Colonies, would have examined this map with great interest.

We will include a modern day reproduction of the magazine.

As shown in the photo of the reproduction, this text appears at the bottom of the cover: "With an accurate PLAN of the Town of BOSTON, drawn upon the Spot; with, together with the Map of Boston Harbor, and of the Country One Hundred Miles round that Town, already published, exhibit a perfect Representation of the present Seat of War in America."

Size of print: 10" x 7.5"

Frame: 15" x 17"

Shipping: $30. Please allow two weeks for shipping.

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