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Printed Bird's-Eye-View of Whitehall, Michigan in 1880. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.
Printed black and white birds-eye-view of the city of Marquette, Michigan in 1897. The map has been divided into two pieces. The author of a Birds-Eye-View map imagines what the town would look like from the height of a hot-air balloon. No scale given.
Printed. Artist conception of Lansing, Michigan in 1866 as it would have been seen from a hot air balloon. Encapsulated. Shows buildings and streets in color. No scale given
Taken from High School, showing Baptist Church in distance, Grand Rapids (Mich.); n.d.
Printed black and white birds-eye-view of the city of Marquette, Michigan in 1897. The map has been divided into two pieces. The author of a Birds-Eye-View map imagines what the town would look like from the height of a hot-air balloon. No scale given.
Printed lithograph of Jonesville in Hillsdale County, Michigan. A birds-eye-view is the imagined view os the village from the point of view of a hot air balloon. Map shows the location of buildings and streets of the village in 1872. No scale given.
Published black and white birds-eye view of Monroe, Michigan about the year 1908. This map is the imagined view of Monroe from the height of a hot air balloon. No scale given.
Printed Bird's-Eye-View of Birmingham, Michigan in 1881. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.
Printed Birds-Eye View of Benton Harbor, Michigan in 1889. Birds-Eye-Views are the artist conception of what a town or village would look like from the perspective of a hot air balloon. It shows buildings, streets and rivers and presents a picture of people and conveyances in motion. No scale given.
Printed birds-eye-view of the village of Whitehall in Muskegon County, Michigan about 1892. This lithograph is printed on the back page of Whitehall Improvement Company Stationary. Birds-eye views are the imagined view of a town from the height of a hot air balloon. No scale given.
Printed Birds-Eye View of Houghton, Michigan in 1881. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.
Printed Birds-Eye View of Muskegon, Michigan in 1889. Birds-Eye-Views are the artist conception of what a town or village would look like from the perspective of a hot air balloon. It shows buildings, ships, docks and presents a picture of people and conveyances in motion. No scale given.
Printed artist conception of Detroit as viewed from the water front in 1887. No scale given.
Printed birds-eye-view of Coldwater, Michigan in 1883. Birds-eye-views are artists conception of what a town looked like from the vantage point of a hot air balloon. No scale given.
Printed Bird's-Eye-View of Flint, Michigan in 1880. The Sloan Museum of Transportation re-printed this map in 1972. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.
Printed artist rendition of the city of Ann Arbor for the year 1978. No scale given.
Printed black and white Birds-Eye-View of Owosso, Michigan as imagined in 1894. Birds-eye views show the town from the imagined perspective of a hot-air balloon. Buildings, riverfront and smoke billowing are depicted. No scale given.
Printed Bird's-Eye-View of Montague, Michigan in 1880. Birds-Eye Views are the imagined view of the town from the height of a hot-air balloon designed to show the town's attractive qualities. No scale given.
Printed black and white birds-eye-view of the city of Marquette, Michigan in 1897. The map has been divided into two pieces. The author of a Birds-Eye-View map imagines what the town would look like from the height of a hot-air balloon. No scale given.
Printed artist conception of Detroit as viewed from the water front in 1887. No scale given.
