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The map shows two probable routes of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail Road via Texas, the reason for the Gadsden Purchase. Someone has added an extension from the Colorado River to San Diego in ink. The mountains which blocked a more northerly route are clearly shown. Note on old folder: Not same as 44064 which is 1858 this map is 1854. Keep and catalog. Hand written notes and rail line to Guaymas. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: hachures. Graphic Scale: Miles. Projection: Polyconic. Printing Process: Lithography.
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A Map of that part of Bucks County released by the Indians to the Proprietors of Pennsylvania in September 1737. [Facsimile]
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A new map of the Cherokee Nation with the names of the towns & rivers
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No old shelf mark. This map was published in a newspaper and is accompanied by written material apparently from the same source. This describes a treaty of December 26, 1759 with the Cherokee chiefs and several articles describing actions with French and Indians during the time period of late 1759. Publisher information at the bottom of the map has been lost in the trimming. Map available online at http://www.cummingmapsociety.org/J_1760_New_Map_of_the_Cherokee_Nation_Kitchin.jpg (accessed 26th May, 2010). Relief: pictorial. Graphic Scale: Miles. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Copper engraving. Verso Text: MS notes: Lawson March 5, 1927 Cat 35 item 195.
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Provincia Connachtiae : The Province of Connaught
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Map of the Town of Puente and part of the Puente Lot Tract, Los Angeles, Cal
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Ground plan of buildings of the Great Central Sanitary Fair, Logan Square, Philadelphia. June, 1864
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Image of a scale diagram of the layout for the plan of buildings at the Great Central Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; large areas for the Restaurant Department and Horticultural Department are surrounded by smaller exhibit spaces for hardware, furnishings and clothing, jewelry, machinery, art, and many other kinds of goods; map shows the park to be situated between Logan Street, Vine Street, Eighteenth Street, and Race Street.
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