Oregon Map - Vintage 1876 Department of Interior Historical MapDiscover the Pacific Northwest Journey into the rich history of the Pacific Northwest with this meticulously restored 1876 Oregon Map by the Department of the Interior, General Land Office. This exceptional cartographic treasure captures Oregon during the height of westward expansion, showcasing the detailed county boundaries, mountain ranges, and thriving communities that defined this influential Pacific Coast state. Created during the post Civil War

Experience the unbridled joy and relief of December 5

as residents sought safer

Published in 1918—the same year the Panama Canal fully opened to commercial traffic—this map captures a transformative era

a thriving district defined by its cigar factories

illustrating the infrastructure that built the modern state

with its counties meticulously delineated and early transportation routes emerging

The map captures the essence of a university community where academic excellence balanced with vibrant social life

With electric streetcars linking it to Houston's downtown

every township

Each reproduction includes a custom historical letter detailing the photograph's connection to prohibition enforcement and moonshine production technology

Whether displayed in a home bar

from countless destroyed barrels to scattered cases that made these massive operations the premier demonstrations of government power during their era