This large-format vintage reprint of a 1914 map documents the Long Island Rail Road at its greatest operational extent, showing subsidiary trolley car routes and Montauk Steamboat Company lines alongside the main railroad network. The map was originally printed in 1910 and updated to 1914. American Bank Note Company of New York engraved it, a firm renowned for producing some of the most technically precise commercial engravings of the era, including currency, stock certificates, and cartographic work. The map stretches from Manhattan and Queens through to the eastern tip of Long Island, capturing a rail network that would shrink considerably in later decades as trolley lines were discontinued. Condition is VG+, with strong impression, intact margins, and age-appropriate toning to the paper stock. The map presents flat and clean with no tears observed. A substantial piece of Long Island transportation history from the Pennsylvania Railroad era of LIRR ownership.

Approx 52"x20"