A colorful birds-eye view of the Philadelphia neighborhoods of Manayunk, Wissahickon, and Roxborough as they were in 1907. The map was drafted by Thaddeus Mortimer Fowler from a viewpoint of the West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Illustrated on the map are streets, buildings, bridges, and railways as well as the Schuylkill River.

An exquisite artistic rendering of Philadelphia from the past that will look stunning hanging on the wall in your home or office.

We offer this historic reproduction map in three sizes printed on an easy to install peel and stick fabric. The durable self-adhesive fabric is resistant to water, wrinkles, bubbling and tears. Unlike traditional wallpaper murals, this map goes up without causing any damage to the wall and will leave no residue. Since the fabric is repositionable you can simply peel it off and transfer it to another location.