Birmingham, AL Panoramic Map - 1903 Posters by lc_maps

From the largest and most comprehensive cartographic collection in the world, Zazzle brings you this commemorative poster print featuring a panoramic view of the city of Birmingham, Alabama was originally drawn by C. N. Dry in 1903. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Birmingham more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

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Birmingham, AL Panoramic Map - 1903

This panoramic view of the city of Birmingham, Alabama was originally drawn by C. N. Dry in 1903. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Birmingham more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

From the largest and most comprehensive cartographic collection in the world, Zazzle brings you this commemorative poster print featuring a panoramic view of the city of Birmingham, Alabama was originally drawn by C. N. Dry in 1903. The map identifies the street names and points of interest in Birmingham more than a century ago. The printed detail is outstanding.

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