Check Out the First Map of What Would Become New York City Circa 1660

This vintage map is the Castello Plan, one of the earliest known city maps of New Amsterdam, the Dutch colony that would eventually grow into New York City. The City at that time ended with a long wall which is the namesake for the modern Wall Street. According to the New York Public Library,

The Castello plan is the earliest known plan of New Amsterdam, and the only one dating from the Dutch period. This drawing and the Manatus map of the island reproduced earlier are among the most important topographical documents that have survived from the period of the Dutch rule of New York.