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[kevo]

I belong on another forum as well, although it's slightly less active. One of the members there posted a site that has great maps, with older and newer ones and I have found them very beneficial in the last few days. It has nearly every state listed, if not all. I couldn't get it to load in aol's browser though, I had to use internet explorer.

http://sanborn.umi.com/

username: residence
password: welcome

 

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[Montana Jim]

PackerBacker posted that a few weeks ago... and your right! It IS an awesome site...

I recommend checking it out... 8)

 

[tpmrcp]

wow, thats awesome. I see my street on a map from 1887

 

[kevo]

lol..sorry i just joined this forum like a week ago..

 

[Montana Jim]

lol..sorry i just joined this forum like a week ago..

kevo... Welcome to treasurenet...

This site is a research tool, so anything you do to add to it is welcome!

 

[Stacylee926]

SOUNDS cool... but dang if I can figure out how to sign up!

 

[Christopher]

SOUNDS cool... but dang if I can figure out how to sign up!

Just read again "kevo's" post

 

[packerbacker]

Stacey, log into http://sanborn.umi.com/
Then click on "browse maps"
username is residence
password is welcome
have fun

 

[Stacylee926]

Oopss ... sorry guys for being a nitwit yesterday! Thanks for the info

 

[LunarWolf]

phenomenal site! Thanks alot!!!

 

[MichaelB]

Great site. Mobile in 1885!!!!

 

[CaptainMorgan]

THANK a bunch. This is exactly what I've been looking for. This just saved me a ton of work.

 

[BILL96]

Really a great site,thanks

 

[knapper]

one queston guy's how doses one get a password to this site??

 

[packerbacker]

knapper, "residence" is the username and the password is "welcome". You don't have to get your own password. You're good to go.

 

[dennisdunigan]

Hey thanks!! I am always looking for maps. Great site. Thanks again!!

 

[becket]

That site's local map just told me the house I am going to detect next, on county records as a 1944 building, was actually there (or another before it the same size ) as far back as between 1909 and 1917 at the latest! Much more motivated about that place now,Thanks!

HH Becket

 

[godisnum1]

Good info!! Thanks...

Bran <><

 

[Shortstack]

kevo--
Here's my belated "THANK YOU" for that site info. I was able to get several years worth of maps of my small hometown that were not available locally or at the countyseat.

 

[RON (PA)]

That is a great site. Thanks for posting it.