SANBORN MAPS FROM EDRNET

[Marko]

.....AND, if anyone can figure out how to find an old map of Villa Park, Lombard, or Glen Ellyn in Illinois, I would really appreciate it. I can't find out how to find them on the Library of Congress web site.

 

[bttlmark]

Thanks for that link Marko

 

[elmoleaf]

Many colleges & some library systems will have access to the digital versions. But typically only for the state they are in.

If you're near an architecture school, they always have them.

 

[PhilaBottles]

architecture schools have them?!?!? where at? meaning... what part of the libraries?

Matt

 

[elmoleaf]

Go to the library of the architecture school. Ask the librarian.

 

[Black_Boogers]

I don't know why some of you are paying for Sanborn Maps...They're available online in .pdf format here:

http://sanborn.umi.com/


For free!

Username: Residence
Password: Welcome

HTH,

Rick

 

[Dugbottles]

Happy Birthday atdadump Keep Smiling

 

[DIGS CHESCO]

Wow thats a blast from the past! Here's a picture of my Sanborn Map, it only cost 40 bucks!

Tom

 

[sithfett]

This Sanborn login doesn't work. Nor is it clear how to access anything on the site, or how to register. Help?

 

[olddog21]

I just did a search for sanborne maps for pennsylvania and got Into Penn State's library. They had Pennsylvania maps readily available. Allentown maps went back to 1885. Just a quick search to find that map. No pass word needed.