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[sectshun8]

If you missed out on the offer that ended yesterday, fear not... here's another free full access available for the next 10 days!!!

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[Born2Dtect]

Cool. If you go there Download the maps with the download link and they will be saved as a PDF file. This gives a clearer pix than saving as a picture (JPG). If you download now you get all the maps you need for free.

Ed Donovan

 

[Kenosha Kid]

Thanks, again!

 

[Gimmie The Loot]

Dude this site has caused me to lose many hours of my life!!! Thanks!

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

I have never been able to find a Sanborn map of my town. Does that mean that there is none or are there more maps that are not included in this collection?

 

[deepskyal]

I have never been able to find a Sanborn map of my town. Does that mean that there is none or are there more maps that are not included in this collection?

Some towns are combined in a series. They may list a main town,but in later years just added other surrounding towns as an addition to it.
Look for other towns around you and see if your town was added in there.

Found many, many small towns listed under another township. Say 1880 they list Marionville. In 1910 they also have Boogeyville in the series under Marionville. BTW...I made up Boogeyville...lol

Quite a few had 4 or 5 townships under 1 main city listing. I think they put astericks or some notation to the year to indicate towns were added.

Al

 

[wonderweiner]

How do you get to this map site, Sorry but Im new to all this. Thanks...........

 

[Sky Pilot]

Hello WonderWeiner !!

Welcome to TreasureNet!!

The link died on the 27th of March, I'm afraid. Yeah I know.... I lost out too!


Great to have you here!

Regards

Sky Pilot

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

I have never been able to find a Sanborn map of my town. Does that mean that there is none or are there more maps that are not included in this collection?

Some towns are combined in a series. They may list a main town,but in later years just added other surrounding towns as an addition to it.
Look for other towns around you and see if your town was added in there.

Found many, many small towns listed under another township. Say 1880 they list Marionville. In 1910 they also have Boogeyville in the series under Marionville. BTW...I made up Boogeyville...lol

Quite a few had 4 or 5 townships under 1 main city listing. I think they put astericks or some notation to the year to indicate towns were added.

Al

Thanks Al, I'll try this the next time the maps are available.