This funny illustrated map of Greenwich village was created in 1922 by Coulton Waugh, who “sought to transcribe the passing village life for historical records of the future.” It gives an account of the habits, customs, and appearance of people who live in this part of New York City.
Source: David Rumsey Map Collection
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