New Map.

The new map of the village by Galt & Hoy, 111 Liberty street, New York, now being published and delivered to siubscribers is one of the best maps of the village that has ever been the good fortune of burghers to secure. The artist made his sketch a true one, and the coloring and effect is as fine as to at once render the whole pleasing to the eye and familiar at the first glance. We trust the publication, will meet with general favor, as it is certainly deserving. To those who want a good village map for $3, we commend this late publication of Galt & Hoy.
Lansingburgh Courier. September 5, 1879: 3 col 2.

“Birds-Eye-View of Lansingburgh, N.Y.” NYC: Galt & Hoy, 1879.

Numbered features on the map:
LANSINGBURGH, N. Y. 1879
1 U. S. Post Office
2 Railroad Depot
3 Trinity Church
4 Presbyterian Church
5 First Baptist Church
6 M. E. Church
7 St. Augustian R. C.
8 Olivet Chapel
9 No. 1 Public School
10 No. 2 Public School
11 Phoenix Hotel
12 American Hotel
13 Concert Hall
14 Fireman’s Hall
15 Peabody & Parks, lumber, willow ware and cordage, office 617 River St.
16 A. J. Morrison, Carriage repository, No. 471 Whipple Ave.
17 Titcomp & Rose, Carpenters & Joiners Jay St. between John & Whipple Ave.
18 Lilly & Co., Sash & Blind manuf. Old Turnpike, residence 82[3?] John St.
19 James McQuide, brush manuf. 13 Hoosic St. residence 509 Congress St.
20 Eagle Brewery, Samuel Bolton & Sons, 325 to 333 State St.
21 R. M. Defreest, Superior Cracker manuf. Richard corner River St.
22 J. J. Abbott, carriage & sleigh manuf. 855 Whipple Ave.
23 E. Tracy & Co. malsters, 731 State St.
23 R. C. Haskell, floor oil cloth manufacturer 5 South St.