New Brunswick, NJ: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Links to photos, maps, and panoramic views of New Brunswick. Designed as a companion site to a 2002 exhibition in Rutgers' Alexander Library.

Part of the City of New Brunswick photo gallery.

includes topical maps on issues such as zoning, open space, historic sites, redevelopment districts, and more.

Identifies restaurants, museums, parks, shopping, and other features.

Includes maps, aerial views, and related material.

A searchable collection that includes digital versions of historical maps of New Jersey. Uncheck all but the "Historical Maps of New Jersey" collection to limit a search to maps only.

"The Maps of New Jersey portal charts over 300 years of the state’s development from multiple perspectives: geographic, geologic, political, environmental, historical. This “virtual collection” of maps is an aggregation of cartographic materials drawn from multiple collections within RUcore – The Rutgers University Community Repository."

Large-scale maps of 265 New Jersey cities ranging from 1884 to the 1950s. These fire insurance maps show the outline of individual buildings along with related information.

The New Jersey portion of the "searchable database of the fire insurance maps published by the Sanborn Map Company housed in the collections of the Geography and Map Division. The online checklist is based upon the Library's 1981 publication Fire Insurance Maps in the Library of Congress and will be continually updated to reflect new acquisitions."

New Jersey Sanborn maps listed by County, Town/City, and Year. Includes New Brunswick maps from 1886 to 1922.

GIS maps for each county plus topical maps of congressional boundaries, legislative districts, the highway system, and more from the New Jersey Department of Transportation.

"Read before the New Brunswick Historical Club, Thursday, March 21, 1912."

"This report details the history of New Jersey's civil boundaries. It collects all civil boundary data concerning New Jersey's counties and municipalities in detail or outline form. It is the most comprehensive version ever published. With this book, one can hopefully reconstruct a reasonably accurate map of New Jersey, with county and municipal boundaries for any date in history over three hundred years. One can follow the development of any point or region in the state as it evolved from one county and municipality to another, from Indian hunting grounds to the present."

Corrections and additions to the 1969 volume.