Maps

1877 map of Fairfield and Suisun reproduced from Thompson and West Historical Atlas of Solano County by the Solano County Historical Society - Jan. 1959

Map of Sacramento and Lower San Joaquin Valleys, dated 1851, shows land grants in the region during the final decades of the Mexican Era. Rancho Los Putos where the Pena Adobe was built about 1842 is shown at lower center. See the Red Arrow....

Showing Mexican Grants, United States Government, Swamp Land Surveys, Present Private Land Ownership, Roads and Railroads. Compiled by County Surveyor E.N. Eager. Colored by E.M. Sleator. Approved by the Board of Supervisors on April 7, 1890. [...]

Shows roads, railways, towns, drainage, township and range, and ranchos. Blueline - county borders hand colored..

Created by the Index of American Design for the WPA Federal Art Project Circa 1940. This map shows the location of the 21 California Missions - San Rafael Arcangle, San Jose de Guadalupe, Santa Cruz, San Carlos de Borromeo, San Antonio de Padua, San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, Santa Ines, San Buenaventura, San Gabriel Arcangel, San Juan Capistrano, San Diego de Alcala, San Luis Rey de Francia, San Fernando Rey de Espana, Santa Barbara, La Purisima Concepcion, San Miguel Arcangel, Nuestro Senora de la Soledad, San Juan Bautista, Santa Clara de Assisi, San Francisco de Assis, and San Francisco Solano. Models of these missions are on display at the Cline Cellars Missions Museum in Sonoma, CA. www.californiamissionsmuseum.com

Block Map indicating property owners and residents in Downtown Fairfield, CA. Several historic names are present such as: Bunney, Freitas, Garben, Gervas, Glusen, Weir, Wing, and Wolfskill..

A large sketch of the Carquinez Straits and San Pablo Bay with the town of Benicia in 1885. Several notable structures are present such as Benicia City Hall, Turner and Eckley Ship Yard, Fire Department Building, Carquinez Packing Company, Palace Hotel, St. Augustine College, and the Bank of Benicia..