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Hudson, McKenty's Addition

Map

This map shows plans for McKenty's Addition to the city of Hudson between Maple Street and Hazel Street, and Spruce Street and Oak Street. This area is now at the north end of Lake Mallalieu on the Willow River, just east of North Hudson, and does not match existing streets. The map also features an inset location map of Hudson and its vicinity with section lines.

Date Created:
circa 1855-1858
Creator:
Johnson, Gates A., 1826-1918 (cartographer)

Publication Information

Creator
Johnson, Gates A., 1826-1918 (cartographer)
Contributor
Holmes, Payte & Buechner (lithographer)
Publisher
Unknown
Date Created
circa 1855-1858
Language
English

Physical Description

Format
Map
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
42 x 51 cm, on sheet 48 x 55 cm
Scale
[circa 1:1,830]

Collection Information

Digital Collection
Maps and Atlases
Call Number
H GX9029 H88 J
Classification
Archives

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0142IS
Legacy ID
WHi 106139

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