Plats of Fredericksburg 1721-1958

List of Plats and Descriptions

1721 Plat of Fredericksburg, Royston & Buckner

1806 Plat of Fredericksburg, Bartholomew Fuller

1808 Plat of Allentown Fredericksburg, Bartholomew Fuller?

1812 Plat of Liberty Town, John Goolrick

1815 New Town plat, Thomas R. Rootes

1815 Plat of Thorntontown, John Goolrick

1816 Plat of Poplar Springs, made by Gabriel Long.

1816 Plat of Byram Hills, made by Gabriel Long.

1817 Plat of Mortimertown. John Goolrick surveyor delivered to John Mortimer 17 October 1817.

Spotsylvania County Map, ca. 1820. Northeast sheet. Drawn to ground survey by John Wood. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.

1843 Plat of Sandy Bottom lots, Gabriel Long

1843 Plat of Wagon Yard lots, Gabriel Long?

1842 Plat of lots created on the Kenmore Property, William Slaughter, surveyor

Plan of Fredericksburg Virginia. Surveyed by W.F. Gordon, C.E. and drawn by Carter M. Braxton, Corporation Surveyor. April, 1867. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.

Gray's New Map of Fredericksburg, 1878. Drawn from Special Surveys. O. W. Gray & Son, Publishers, Phildelphia, 28 March 1878. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.

Passages of the Rappahannock and the Battle of Fredericksburg, December 10th to 16th 1862. Sketch to accompany the report of Brigadier General Henry J. Hunt, Chief of Artillery, Army of the Potomac, compiled from the Surveys of the Topographical Dept., sketches made by Lieut. P. Haines TE, and Col. C. S. Wainwright 1st N.Y. A. Chief of Arty. 1st Corps and a survey of the rebel position by Lt. Jed. Hotckiss T.E. to Lt. Gen. Jackson C.S.A. Alexander Doule, Major 2d N.Y.A. Insp. of Arty. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.

Map of the City of Fredericksburg with the location of the Fredericksburg Power Company's Dams, Canals and Mill Sites. n.d. Lithograph of Ritchie and Dunavant, Richmond.
Plan of Fredericksburg Virginia. Drawn in accordance with a resolution of the Common Council passed February 21, 1890. Under direction of the Committee on Finance, J.S. Knox, H.R. Gouldman and E.D. Cole, by L.R. Grabill, Civil Engineer. October, 1890. See notes from Map. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.

I surveyed on the 6th day of Sept. 1910 for the Corporation of Fredericksburg the Alms House Lot lying in the County of Spotsylvania VA. and a short distance westward of the Corporation limits. [boundary description] Containing an area of 14.348 acres. -Fourteen and three hundred and forty eight thousandths acres and was surveyed on the 25th day of July 1910 for the Normal School - a map of which is in the hands of the Public Property Committee. The enclosure for the reservoir contains 1-2/5 acres of ground. Given under my hand this 10 day of Sept. 1910. Edgar H. Randall, S.S.C. and City Surveyor of Fredericksburg. [mash here to see the plat]

Land Book of Fredericksburg, 1930

Plan of Fredericksburg Virginia 1941. Virginia Planning Board. W.P.A. Project No. 365-4-31-54. This map shows street names prior to the 1940 annexation. Original map in the collection of the Virginia State Library Archives.
Land Book of Fredericksburg, 1958 These are the pages of the north suburbs from Canal Street to Normandy Street.


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