Scope and ContentMap of New York and Vicinity. Engraved for the People's Publishing Co., Chicago, Illinois, [1886.] Pages 172-173 from People's Illustrative and Descriptive Family Atlas of the World, Chicago, 1886. Double plate map 13-1/2" wide x 21-1/4" high. Printed in color; no scale. Note: color printing registration is just fair. PDF on file. Map shows New York (then only Manhattan) from below 132nd St. plus parts of Brooklyn, Long Island City (Queens) and the west bank of the Hudson including Hoboken. A table at the upper left is titled "Ocean Steamships" and lists destinations and the pier that the ships sailed from. Hoboken is the departure port for cities of Bremen, Glasgow, Hamburg and Southampton. Main legend: Steam Railroads, Elevated Railroads; Horse Railroads. Hoboken features printed on map include all streets. Note: Sybil's Cave and River Walk are not on the map. Points in Hoboken: Elysian Fields Castle Point Public Square [later Church Square Park] Hudson Square [Park] Yacht & Boat Building Yard Hamburg Steam Ships Bonded Warehouse Bremen Steam Ships North German Lloyd Glasgow Steamers City Hall & Post Office (Hudson and Third Streets) Market Square Christopher St. Ferry Barclay St. Ferry Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Delaware Lackawanna & Morris & Essex Railroad Depot Coal Docks A horse railroad (horsecar trolley) route is shown in Hoboken, but it is not named. Also notable is a "Hoboken Street" on the west side of Manhattan running from Canal Street to the Hudson River. It was just over a block long.