Hartford County, CT Cities & Towns on this Map
- Avon
- Berlin
- Bloomfield
- Bristol
- Manchester
- East Hartford
- Enfield
- Farmington
- Glastonbury
- Hartford
- New Britain
- Newington
- Plainville
- Rocky Hill
- Simsbury
- South Windsor
- Southington
- West Hartford
- Wethersfield
This is a super-high quality, digitally restored property ownership map print of Hartford County, CT from the year 1855.
This historic piece includes many popular Hartford County landmarks and land owner names, and it's very accurate for1855.
The Ted's team has restored this historic Hartford County land ownership map by enhancing the colors as well as editing out stains, tears and creases. Certain marks such as stamps and other markings with historical value have been left in their original condition, but can be cleaned up easily if you would like at no additional cost.
This beautiful historic map of Hartford County, CT is available in multiple dimensions and is printed with advanced ink formulas on museum-quality, matte finish paper.
These prints look incredible in a frame, or hung as a poster.
Questions about this Hartford County, Connecticut 1855 map?
- Click the "message us" button to ask us about removing imperfections, changing colors or including specific margins to fit a specific size of frame. We can usually do this for free.
- Click the "message us" button to see if we have other maps of Hartford County available that are not yet listed on the website. (We have thousands of maps not yet on the site - just let us know your city, we probably have more available.)
- For any other questions, please check out our FAQ.
Shipping Details
All orders over $30 and shipped within the United States automatically receive FREE SHIPPING. Orders totaling less than $30 have a flat shipping fee of $7.95. Prints are shipped to your address via USPS first class mail, which can take 3-5 business days after your item is printed.
From the time you order, you can expect your item to take 4 - 7 business days to arrive at your door.
All prints are shipped a sturdy, cardboard tube (pictured below).
