Old map of Britt, Hancock County, Iowa (1914 — Complete Set)
Your town — over 100 years ago.
See Britt exactly as it looked in 1914 — Complete Set — real streets, real buildings, and the places that shaped everyday life. Most people never realize how detailed their hometown history really is… until they see it like this.
This isn’t just a map — it’s your place in history.
Hometown History Maps
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Britt, Hancock County, Iowa (1914) — Complete Set
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Britt, Hancock County, Iowa (1914) — Complete Set
✅ Printed & shipped from Iowa, USA
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Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Britt, Hancock County, Iowa (1914) — Complete Set
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Map courtesy of the Library of Congress, Geography & Map Division.
All Sanborn map prints are produced at 24" × 30". The printed map area measures 24" × 28", leaving a 1" margin at the top and bottom for easy framing and alignment.
🖼️ Other Map Styles
Bird’s-eye views, panoramic, military, railroad and illustrated city maps are printed at 24" × 36" (unless otherwise noted in product description) and centered with white borders to preserve the original proportions.
📜 Historical Reproduction
These are high-resolution scans of original maps—often over 100 years old. You may notice fold lines, stamps, or light imperfections that reflect the map’s authentic history.
📦 Shipping
Each map is carefully rolled and shipped in a 24" heavy-duty tube to ensure safe delivery.
🗺️ Map Details
These reprints are created from Library of Congress materials. Some sets may not include every sheet due to source limitations. Please review the preview images carefully — what you see is exactly what you’ll receive.
