Gloucester Sea Serpent, 1817

Gloucester Sea Serpent, 1817This vintage illustration of Gloucester Harbour, Massachusetts was created in 1817 and published by the firm of B. S. Lane and J. Hare. This restored edition brings the historic Sea Serpent scene to life while preserving the original linework and the coiled serpent, rowing boats, harbour waters, distant town, and rolling coastal hills. About This Historic Illustration Drawn from a shoreline perspective and titled simply Sea Serpent, engraved from a

archival matte paper using a restored map of Cheshire

archival paper using a restored version of the original map of Brattleboro

and the memories that keep families connected to this Montgomery County town

these beautiful reproductions are printed on museum quality

with detailed illustrations of the town's most important buildings arranged along the bottom of the print

this map presents Kittanning in the 1890s

and the small-town landmarks that made this place home

The view sweeps across rolling Connecticut hills

This restored edition brings the historic Madison map to life while preserving the original linework and its densely detailed streets

and the wide valley beyond

Old map reveals bird's eye view of Ligonier

and the farms stretching toward the hills