Kings County Archives
  • A close-in view of a 1908 vintage map of Park Slope, Brooklyn. The archival print is encased in a solid black oak frame, hung on a textured dark wall, and placed next to a small wooden shelf with a trailing houseplant.
  • Framed 1908 Park Slope Brooklyn vintage map displayed as oversized wall art in a modern apartment, showcasing digitally restored cartography details, archival pigment ink clarity, and fine-art cotton paper texture.
  • A split-screen visual demonstrating the digital repair of a historic 1908 Prospect Park cartography print. The upper left side shows the original document's discoloration and wear, whereas the lower right side reveals the restored artwork with brightened colors, legible text, and distinct green park boundaries.
  • A vertical size reference graphic for the 1908 Park Slope antique map, displaying five framed dimensions in sizes: 12 by 18 inches, 16 by 24 inches, 20 by 30 inches, 24 by 36 inches, and 30 by 45 inches. The historic cartography prints utilize solid brown oak frames, hung on dark wall paneling above a leather chesterfield couch.
  • Reference image of standard oak framing choices, displaying wood-grain Dark Oak and Black Oak corner profiles. The diagram maps out structural dimensions of a 0.7-inch face and 1-inch depth, indicating these solid oak frames come equipped with ultra-clear real glass for prints measuring up to 24 by 36 inches.
  • Product reference image showing available solid hardwood finishes for oversized picture frames. Highlights the physical profiles of Espresso, Natural, Grey Wood, Rustic Bronze, and Antique Gold styles with exact inch measurements, confirming their use for large 30- to 48-inch formats with crystal-clear acrylic glass.
  • A dark specification graphic detailing the 1908 map of Park Slope by Kings County Archives. It names G.W. Bromley & Co. as the cartographer and lists the historical map boundaries from Seventh Avenue to Prospect Park West and from Carroll Street to Fourteenth Street.
  • A 1908 heritage map print of the Park Slope neighborhood in Kings County, New York. The digitally restored architectural survey features precise brownstone street layouts, the sweeping edge of The Long Meadow, and individual building footprints on a light cream background.
  • A close-up of the black backing on an 18 by 24 inch portrait-oriented frame lying face down on a faux fur rug. A white diagram points to a single metal sawtooth hanger attached at the top center for level wall mounting.
  • A premium 1908 Park Slope, Brooklyn map print featured in a solid black oak frame against a dark, moody wall. The historic cartography is styled over a black tufted leather sofa, flanked by house plants and a rustic coffee table.
  • A historic 1908 map print of Park Slope, Brooklyn, framed in solid dark oak against an interior brick wall. Below the cartography piece sits a black leather chesterfield couch and a rustic table.
  • An archival 1908 map of Park Slope, Brooklyn, framed in a solid black oak finish. The historical cartography print hangs on a raw brick wall in a dark industrial entryway space, situated next to a staircase with metal railings.
  • An archival 1908 map print of Park Slope, Brooklyn, encased in a black stained oak frame and mounted on a dark green paneled wall. The historic cartography sits above a brown leather chesterfield couch, a blanket, a coffee mug, and a retro camera floor lamp.
  • An antique 1908 map of Park Slope, Brooklyn, enclosed in a solid black oak frame. The museum-quality print hangs against a smooth, neutral wall and is illuminated by three black industrial wall lamps.
  • A 1908 Park Slope vintage map reproduction displayed in a solid oak frame on elegant dark paneling. The heritage Brooklyn cartography accents a moody interior featuring a floral Victorian chair, a game table with chess pieces, and lit candelabras.
  • A 1908 archival print of Park Slope, Brooklyn, hanging on an exposed grey brick wall. The historic map is showcased in a solid black oak frame over a sleek grey sofa with dark cushions in an industrial room.
  • A vintage 1908 cartography print of Park Slope, Brooklyn, framed in solid black oak. The restored archival map is styled on a dark geometric 3D wall above a minimalist concrete fireplace mantle and a textured grey couch.
  • An archival 1908 cartography print of Park Slope, Brooklyn, displayed against an unpolished concrete wall. The architectural map uses a solid black oak frame, suited perfectly for a raw, industrial room design.
  • A restored 1908 antique map of Park Slope, Brooklyn, hanging against a rugged concrete wall. The vintage cartography print is enclosed in a rich dark oak wood frame, bringing an architectural touch to an industrial space.
1 19

1908 Park Slope Map

1908 Park Slope Map

$95.00 USD
$95.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Size
Frame
View full details

Anchor your interior with this restored 1908 Park Slope map print, detailing the historic brownstone avenues along Prospect Park West. An elegant focal point for living room wall art and a timeless closing gift for any Brooklyn homeowner.

Meticulously Restored Cartography

This is not a raw, unedited public domain scan. Every map undergoes millimeter-by-millimeter digital restoration to remove over a century of water damage, paper cracks, age spots, and visual clutter.

The result is a crisp, cleared archival print that honors authentic vintage cartography with razor-sharp modern clarity.

Print & Material Specs

  • Paper: Heavyweight, 100% cotton hot press fine art paper with an archival, zero-glare smooth matte finish.
  • Printing: Gallery-grade archival pigment inks resistant to fading for 100+ years.
  • Unframed Orders: Carefully rolled with protective tissue and shipped in rigid, heavy-duty mailing tubes.

Framing Options & Specifications

Select from our standard solid oak frames or statement oversized profiles:

Standard Framed Sizes

  • Materials: Handcrafted solid oak.
  • Finishes: Solid Black or Dark Brown.
  • Glazing: Premium picture-framing glass.
  • Assembly: Delivered fully assembled and dust-sealed with pre-installed hanging hardware.

Oversized Framed Sizes

  • Materials: Premium solid wood gallery moldings engineered for large-format stability.
  • Finishes: 5 custom styles.
  • Glazing: Optical-grade, shatter-resistant acrylic for lightweight durability and safe shipping.
  • Assembly: Fully assembled with heavy-duty pre-installed hanging hardware.

Production & Dispatch

Digitally restored in Brooklyn, New York. Printed, assembled, and dispatched by our professional fine art manufacturing partners in the USA.