Old Map of Florida

Emblazoned with the seal of the great state of Florida, our Old Map of Florida includes every 19th century Florida city and county from the Panhandle to the Peninsula!

Although it was originally discovered by Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513 and named "Florida" for its flowery landscape, Florida did not join the United States until 1845 and is still known for its environment that includes tropical areas, beaches, and swamplands. Our Old Map of Florida, a reprint from the Mitchell Atlas, shows what its borders looked like shortly after the states of Florida joined the Union in 1846.

Our Old Map of Florida is one of the first maps of its type and makes a great gift for a Florida native (or your local "snowbird" that misses Florida when they aren't there!). The Old Map of Florida will look great hanging in your home -- especially those located in Florida!

Framed in a beautiful real wood frame that is approximately 1” wide and ½” thick, old state maps come in various sizes and are carefully packed for delivery.

As this item is a true facsimile of an actual old map there may be slight imperfections which only add to its authenticity.

Please allow 3 - 5 working days for individual print production and hand-framing of the item in addition to shipping time.

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