Manuscripts
Collection of California survey maps
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Map of the town of Alameda and adjacent lands : this map is compiled from surveys & maps made by J.E. Whitcher Benj. L. Jones, James T. Stratton & Horace A. Higley, Alameda County Surveyors, and includes the town of Alameda as incorporated by the Legislature of California April 19th 1854
Rare Books
Detailed view of the east end of Alameda. Map was varnished. Linen backed. MS note: 402092. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Graphic Scale: Feet. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS notes: Plat of town of Alameda.
402092
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Map of mining town Randsburg, California
Manuscripts
Map is printed, with references to local mines, on paper mounted on linen.
mssHM 84435
Map of Blocks 75 and 76 Ord's Survey
Manuscripts
Property of Mrs. Emeline Childs; Hill to Main St., Eleventh to Twelfth St., showing residence, house, stable; color highlightingm courses, distances; tentative subdivision indicated in pencil. Paper watermark: Byron Weston’s Linen Record 1890. Alt title supplied by cataloger.
mssSolano SR_Map_0732
Map of Lot 1 Block 7 Ord's Survey
Manuscripts
Fourth St., Fort to Spring St., showing structures, frontages, lot owners; colored ink, hachures, courses, distances. Paper watermark: Southworth’s 1882 Linen Bank. . Alt title supplied by cataloger.
mssSolano SR_Map_0709.01
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Aerial survey city of San Marino in the County of Los Angeles California
Rare Books
Aerial survey map of San Marino. Photograph pasted on paper with linen backing. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Photograph. In wooden frame.
60.1.14
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Map of Vermont / by Geo. White
Visual Materials
No old shelf mark. A small map tacked to top and bottom wood strips and linen backed. Rather crude, probably lithographed. Information on George White from the Vermont encyclopedia, John J. Duffy, 2003, and an article about him which appeared in Vermont history, volume 42 number 1, Winter 1974, pages 3 to 11. The article notes that White seems to have stopped producing prints in 1856; this, combined with the presence of Lamoille County, which was first formed in 1835, provide the approximate dates of this map. The dates usually suggested for his matching wall maps of Vermont and New Hampshire are 1850 to 1855. Top and bottom wood rails. Prime meridian: GM Washington, D.C. Relief: hachures. Graphic Scale: Miles. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography.
ephMPVT0002