PALM BEACH ATLAS

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Palm Beach Atlas

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Palm Beach Atlas

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Juxtaposed next to the most extensive, on the ground survey of the Island of Palm Beach, completed in the 1930's, Current Real Estate Trends, Sales and Opportunities are Explored

Palm Beach Atlas

by George S. Brockway Civil Engineer circa 1936

Only a few copies were ever printed - fewer still exist

This copy of the Atlas was a working copy from a Palm Beach Real Estate Firm

Many sheets contain markups with 1940's... Original lot sizes, property prices and owner names

~70 web pages - one for each sheet - a working index - about page - and more

A historical reference site to Palm Beach Real Estate

Bound in a 1920's era top-lock ledger style binder enabled removal of individual full sheets without damage. Pictures of the intact Atlas can be seen at the link below

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Along with the property owner names and lot sizes printed by Brockway, many buyers names and, of great interest, updated lot sizes and property prices paid were pencilled in by the Realtor

Each sheet is legal size 8.5 x 14 inches

Links to each sheet at bottom

Sheet 4

Sheet 4 is bounded by Reef Rd. on the North and Merrain Rd. on the South. East to West it covers the full island width from Lake Worth to the Atlantic Ocean.

Palm Beach Atlas Sheet 4

Sheet 33

Sheet 33 Covers just north of where Sloans curve is today. From Lake Worth to the Atlantic Ocean. Includes former Edward F. Hutton Estate and Hunters Island.

Palm Beach Atlas Sheet 33

Sheet 15-A

Sheet 15-A Bordered by Seminole Ave. running south to Royal Poinciana Way and Lake Worth to N. County Road. Includes the old Biltmore Hotel and Beach Club

Palm Beach Atlas Sheet 15-A

Sheet 15

Sheet 15 is bounded Seminole Ave. on the north and The Florida East Coast Hotel Co. (The Breakers) on the south. East to West it covers the area between N. County Road and the Atlantic Ocean.

Palm Beach Atlas Sheet 15