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The neighborhood through time

Slide between atlas plates of the same few acres of Belvidere. The plates are lined up on lot lines and buildings that appear on both, so the stone house and its neighbors stay in place while the years change. More maps, from the 1790s to today, are being added.

Atlas plate of 1906, aligned on the Fairmount Street lot. The ring marks the stone house.

Richards, Atlas of the City of Lowell, 1906, plate 10. Boston Public Library (no known restrictions). Franklin Survey, Property Atlas of the City of Lowell, 1936, plate 11. Boston Public Library (no known restrictions). Plates aligned by eye on surviving lot lines and buildings (about 10 px on a 1,400 px plate); not yet tied to map coordinates.

All 11 map years, and which are on the map
  1. 1794 Tewksbury town plan coming
  2. 1821 Patucket / East Chelmsford plans, 1821–1825 coming
  3. 1831 Hale, plan of Lowell coming
  4. 1841 Plan of Lowell, 1841 coming
  5. 1850 Sidney & Neff, map of Lowell coming
  6. 1879 City atlas, 1879 coming
  7. 1896 City atlas, 1896 coming
  8. 1906 L. J. Richards, Atlas of the City of Lowell, plate 10 on the map
  9. 1924 City atlas, 1924 coming
  10. 1936 Franklin Survey Co., Property Atlas of the City of Lowell, plate 11 on the map
  11. Today Today: MassGIS base map coming