Enlarged map

One of my relatives has asked for a larger view of the 1832 map of Danvers. (See previous post.) I've taken a new photo today, which I've attempted to post here in the largest size.  But the blogger software limits the size that can be displayed, unfortunately.   See below for alternatives.

I have now posted two larger images on another server:

• an enlarged image of the lower right-hand corner (showing the date, title, and the name John W. Proctor, the man who created map).
• a full photo of the entire map.

For better quality images, I would need to use a better camera or, ideally, to remove the fragile map from its frame and have it scanned on a large flat-bed scanner, or take it to a professional to do the job. A project for another day...

Fortunately the Danvers Archival Center has copies of this published map.  And the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library has a copy that is viewable online:

        https://collections.leventhalmap.org/search/commonwealth:1257bc956

You can zoom in to focus on details.  Very nice!    [viewed 9/21/21]