The mapmaking firm of S. A. Mitchell published this county map of Texas in 1881. At this time, Texas was experiencing explosive growth in terms of immigration and railroad development. The map was published in one of Mitchell’s popular commercial atlases, and clearly shows the steady westward movement of the Texas populace by charting county development.

Neue Karte de Staates Texas, 1881

This extremely detailed map shows rivers, mountainous areas, counties, cities, towns, forts, roads, and railroads. Stops along the railroads are given. This beautiful reproduction is printed on heavy, acid-free stock and is excellent for framing.

By 1873 Austin was coming into it's own as the capital of one of the fastest growing states in the Union. On this great bird's eye view streets are labeled and there is an excellent legend at the bottom that identifies 24 prominent business, schools and churches. This beautiful reproduction is printed on heavy, acid-free stock and is excellent for framing.

Austin by Augustus Koch, 1887

Dallas, 1892

Fort Worth by Henry Wellge, 1891

Galveston County and City, 1891

Houston & Texas Central Railroad, 1867

Houston, 1891

Laredo by American Publishing Co., 1892

San Antonio by Augustus Koch, 1886

Waco, 1892