London; Showing the area from Pennsylvania to North Carolina, this small map also shows roads, towns, waterways, some residents, and relief. It includes "the 2 farthest Settlements in Virginia in 1755." The map was published in London Magazine, vol.…
Class of 1858. C.S.A. killed at Petersburg, VA. This is from a picture owned by Mrs. Florence Prall of Buckingham, VA. Reproduced Dec. 1938, by Kirk H [unintelligible].
Amsterdam; Note: see "Related Item" field for verso of map. This is the second derivative of Smith's map of Virginia. It was the only regional map in Mercator's Atlas Minor, beginning in 1628. The plate was not changed during its publication history…
Amsterdam; Note: see "Related Item" field for verso of map. This is the second derivative of Smith's map of Virginia. It was the only regional map in Mercator's Atlas Minor, beginning in 1628. The plate was not changed during its publication history…
Amsterdam; Note: see "Related Item" field for verso of map; Published in Jansson's Atlas Novus, editions 1649 to 1649, this is State 2 of 1640, differentiated by the sea-cherub, lower left, with a tail. In the 1630s there was fierce competition…
Amsterdam; Note: see "Related Item" field for verso of map; Published in Jansson's Atlas Novus, editions 1649 to 1649, this is State 2 of 1640, differentiated by the sea-cherub, lower left, with a tail. In the 1630s there was fierce competition…
Items within single brackets indicate the clarification of an abbreviated word.
Items within two brackets indicate that the word may be an incorrect transcription or directions for where the transcription is located on the page.
Items within single brackets indicate the clarification of an abbreviated word.
Items within two brackets indicate that the word may be an incorrect transcription or directions for where the transcription is located on the page.