This map is a faithful reproduction of the original 1850 map restored to its former glory using the latest digital imaging technology.
Vintage State of Vermont Map
$39.00
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Restored 1850's Map
Fine Art Quality
Impressively produced with Archival Inks, Rich Color Depth, and clear and vivid labels. We use premium matte paper.
Expert Craftsmanship
We prepare the map using Fine Art Giclee production techniques. We roll the map in a sturdy tube for shipping to provide a crease-less piece of art.
Vintage State of Vermont Map
- Description
- Specs & Construction
About the Map: Explore the geographic history of the state of Vermont in this historic map. This map is part of our vintage USA State Map Collection showing the geography of the states in the 1850-1860s and the time of the Civil War.
Restoration: The map is a reproduction of the original map meticulously restored to its former glory using the latest digital imaging technology. Using this technology, we carefully restored the colors, torn edges, creases, smeared writings and more. We enhanced features while keeping the original character and design of the map.
This map is unframed, sold as an art print. Frames are shown for illustration ONLY.
Geographic Details: This historic map shows many details of towns, roads, railroads, and waterways in the 19th century of the United States.
Shows historic cities such as Burlington, Montpelier, Manchester and more!
Explore the historic boundaries of the cities, counties, and states that have changed over the years. Discover physical changes in the geography - such as former lakes and canals used for transportation and agriculture.
Available Sizes: For an impressive display and maximum readability, choose the largest size available.
Smaller size prints make excellent wall art in groups. Please note that there is no guarantee that small text will be legible in print.
Great Gift For: Interior Designs, Teachers, History Buffs, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Friends, Family, and many more!
Production and Shipping Times: The amount of time it takes for your map to arrive depends on where you live and how fast you approve the proof if you’ve ordered a custom map. See Production & Shipping.
Quality and Guarantee: We stand behind our work and guarantee the construction and quality. Contact us if you have any problems with your map and we will coordinate to ensure you are very happy with your purchase.
Materials and Production: This reproduction is printed on Fine Art Museum Quality Paper with giclée inks. The thick paper is archival quality and acid-free with vivid color definition.
Paper details:
- 10 mil thick
- 230 gsm weight
- Museum Quality Matte finish
Made in the USA by a USA Small Business and Professional Geographer & Cartographer.
Shipped in a tube and rolled to eliminate creases.
History of the Time
The 1850s were a transformative period in the history of Vermont, marked by economic changes, social progress, political shifts, and the state's engagement with national debates.
Economically, the 1850s saw Vermont's continued transition from an agrarian economy to one that was becoming more diverse and industrialized. While agriculture remained important, industries such as textiles, lumber, and manufacturing began to emerge. The state's strategic location and access to waterways facilitated trade and commerce.
Socially, the 1850s were marked by important social reform movements in Vermont. The state was known for its commitment to abolitionism and its active involvement in the Underground Railroad, a network that aided escaped slaves in finding freedom. The temperance movement, advocating for the restriction or prohibition of alcohol, also gained traction, reflecting broader national concerns about alcohol consumption and its social impacts.
Education continued to be a priority for Vermont during the 1850s, with institutions like the University of Vermont contributing to intellectual growth. The state's population was relatively small, but it was known for its active civic engagement and political participation.
Politically, the 1850s were marked by Vermont's alignment with the Republican Party, which opposed the expansion of slavery. The state's commitment to antislavery principles and its engagement with national debates over slavery and its extension highlighted its progressive stance.
As the 1850s came to a close, Vermont found itself at the forefront of significant events that would shape the nation's future. The election of Abraham Lincoln as the 16th President of the United States in 1860 set off a chain of events that would lead to the secession of southern states and the outbreak of the Civil War. Vermont's alignment with the Republican Party's antislavery stance and its contributions to the Union war effort showcased its role in shaping the nation's history.
In conclusion, the 1850s were a transformative period for Vermont, characterized by economic changes, social progress, political shifts, and the state's engagement with national debates. Vermont's commitment to abolitionism, its alignment with antislavery principles, and its contributions to the Civil War effort highlighted its evolving identity and influence within the broader narrative of American history.
