Mapping Boston
by Alex Krieger, David Cobb, Amy Turner
Mapping Boston compiles historical maps that trace the city's evolution from its early settlement to modern times. Authors Alex Krieger, David Cobb, and Amy Turner curate these visuals to show shifts in urban development, geography, and societal changes, offering a cartographic perspective on Boston's enduring legacy.
About This Book
Mapping Boston brings together a collection of historical maps that illustrate the development of one of America's oldest cities. Created by experts in urban history and cartography, the book highlights key maps from various eras.
These maps reveal changes in Boston's geography, infrastructure, and social fabric. They serve as essential tools for understanding the city's growth and transformation.
The authors provide context for each map, drawing on archival sources to explain their significance. This approach makes the book valuable for historians, urban planners, and enthusiasts of Boston's heritage.
Through detailed reproductions and annotations, readers gain insights into how mapping practices have evolved alongside the city itself.
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