Town of Franklin. (Connecticut).

This map is from "Atlas of New York and Vicinity" by F. W. Beers.

The "Town of Franklin" map, crafted by F. W. Beers, Ellis & Soule in 1867, offers a detailed view of this quaint Connecticut town in the aftermath of the Civil War. Published as part of a larger atlas by the esteemed cartographic firm, it highlights Franklin’s rural essence through its meticulously plotted roads, properties, and landmarks. The map also delineates individual land parcels with owners' names, showcasing the agricultural and residential framework of the era. Such maps are crucial for documenting the burgeoning infrastructure of post-war United States, making them invaluable resources for genealogists, historians, and collectors alike, reflecting the typical growth and community structuring in New England during that period.