Drawer MC-5
Contains 26 Results:
A Map Exhibiting all the New Discoveries in the Interior Parts of North America, 1824
This map is in two sections.
Boundary of the Creek Country Surveyed Under the Direction of the Bureau of Topl. Engs., 1850
From catalog info:
Oklahoma
Woodruff, J.C., 1st Lt., Topographic Engineers.
New York: Julius Bien, 1850.
Scale: 1:600,000
Map from House Ex. Doc. No. 104, 35th Cong., 1st Session
Three Forks Area, [Indian Territory], circa 1850
From catalog info:
Copy of 1850 map
Grant Foreman
Oklahoma, I.T. [Indian Territory]
1"=2 miles
Foreman Map #67
Blueline print [1850] (1950)
Early trading posts, Ft. Gibson, Creek Agency, Texas Road, Trails, Ferry Crossings, Tallahassee Mission Houston's wigwam, Osage Agency, McIntosh town, Marshall town
Map of an Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, and to Oregon and North Carolina in the Year 1843-44, 1842-1845
From catalog info:
Western U.S.
Fremont, Capt. John Charles (1813-1890)
Baltimore: E. Weber & Co, Lithographers, 1845.
Folded map from U.S. Goverment Report.
Locates Indian Tribes, drainage, relief.
Wheat, vol.2, p.269.
(Map from Senate Ex. Doc. 174, Serial 461.)
Topographical Map of the Road from Missouri to Oregon... Section IV Deer Creek to Green River, 1846
From catalog info:
South Dakota/Wyoming
Charles Preuss (1803-1854), Cartographer.
Baltimore, MD: E. Weber & Co., 1846.
Scale: 10 miles to the inch; 1:680,000
Shows place names, dainage patterns, relief by hachures, Indian Tribes, Oregon wagon road.
Also shown is Jim Baker's Map of Yellowstone Park.
Wheat, vol. 3, pp.25-26 (Entry #523-pp.254-255).
Map of the United States, Northern Mexico, and Southern British America, 1850
From catalog info:
U.S./Canada/Mexico
Boynton, George W., Engraver.
(on exhibit April 1980: Trappers & Traders)
[Philadelphia: Boynton's Stylography, [ca.1850]]
Scale: one inch equals 200 miles.
Not in Phillips, Maps, 1901.
Military Reconaissance of the Arkansas Rio del Norte and Rio Gila, 1847
From catalog info:
Southern Route to Calif. Beginning at Ft. Leavenworth to Ark. R., to Santa Fe, down Rio Grande, then westward in vicinity of Gila R. to San Diego.
By W.H. Emory, Lt., Topo. Eng., under command of Brig. Gen. Keary.
Barometric profile shown
Mapa de los Estados Unidos de Mejico, 1847
From catalog info:
Mexico
John Disturnell (1801-1877), Publisher.
New York: John Disturnell, Publisher, 1847
Facsimile Reproduced Baltimore: A. Hoen & Co., 1935.
Scale 1:2,250,000.
U.S. Dept. of State-Map Series no.5 (Publication #803).
Shows Mexican States after Texas became a Republic.
Map Exhibiting the position of the Lands Indian Tribes in Amity with the United States and also the Lands ceded to the United States by Treaty with various Indian Tribes, 1839
From catalog info:
Brugg, J. Goldsborough, Delineator.
Philadelphia: H.S. Tanner, 1839.
Positive photostat mounted on cloth consisting of 8 sections.
Phillips, Maps p.892
Scale: one inch equals 30 miles
Also titled United States, by H.S. Tanner, 1839
Map of an Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, and to Oregon and North Carolina in the Years 1843-44, 1842-1845
From catalog info:
Western United States
Captain John Charles Fremont (1813-1890), Topigraphical Engineer
Baltimore, MD: F. Weber & Co., Lithographers, 1845.
Scale: 1:3,000,000
This map appeared in (Senate Doc. 174, Series 461).
Shows drainage patterns, relief by hachures, place names, Indian Tribes, from Westport, Missouri, to Pacific Ocean.
Wheat, vol.2, pp.194-200(Entry #497-p.497)