Vintage Map of Greenwich Connecticut 1904 | Restored Historic Print

This vintage map of Greenwich, Connecticut was created in 1904 by O.H. Bailey, a prolific panoramic mapmaker known for his detailed bird’s-eye views of American towns and cities. This restored and colorized edition brings the historic Greenwich map to life while preserving the original linework, street names, buildings, railroads, churches, schools, civic landmarks, residences, and local institutions.

About This Historic Map

Drawn from an elevated bird’s-eye perspective, this map presents Greenwich at the beginning of the 20th century, when the town was shaped by its rail travel, coastal geography, residential estates, schools, churches, and civic institutions. The view looks across the town’s streets, rail corridor, public buildings, schools, churches, and surrounding neighborhoods, showing Greenwich as it appeared during a defining period of growth and refinement.

Notable landmarks shown on the map include Greenwich Academy, The Greenwich School, Put’s Hill, Edgewood Inn, Rosemary Hall, Crest View Sanatorium, the office of the Greenwich News, Greenwich Station on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, the Public Library, Greenwich High School, Town Hall, and numerous historic churches, schools, residences, rail lines, civic buildings, and local landmarks.

A statement piece for any room, this reproduction is printed using KNOWOL’s restored and colorized version of the 1904 Greenwich, Connecticut map, preserving the historic character of the original while adding depth, warmth, and visual clarity.