Maps

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Township 3 Range 3 BKP WKR, Dead River Township. Shows lots on lake.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Somerset County
  • Date: 1960


Canal and River Maps
This series of early 19th century maps depict proposed canals and associated rivers throughout Maine. Emphasis is placed on surveys that demonstrate the course of the Sebasticook River. Notable map makers include James Hall and W.L. Dearborn among others.


Somerset County Atlas
Map of Somerset Co., Maine. Published by Geo. N. Colby & Co., Houlton, ME.
  • Type: COLLECTION
  • Collection: Atlases 1871-1884


York County Atlas
Atlas of York County, Maine. From actual Surveys, drawn and Published by Sanford, Everts, & Co., 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1872.
  • Type: COLLECTION
  • Collection: Atlases 1871-1884


Kennebec County Atlas
Atlas of Kennebec County, Maine. Compiled and Drawn from Official Plans and Actual Surveys by H.E. Halfpenny. Published by Caldwell & Halfpenny, No. 27 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA, 1879.
  • Type: COLLECTION
  • Collection: Atlases 1871-1884


Hancock County Atlas
Atlas of Hancock County, Maine. Compiled and Published under direction of Geo. N. Colby, S.F. Colby & Co. Drawn from official Plans, U.S. Coast Survey Charts, and actual Surveys by H.E. Halfpenny and J.H. Stuart, Ellsworth, ME, 1881.
  • Type: COLLECTION
  • Collection: Atlases 1871-1884


Oxford County Atlas
Atlas of Oxford County, Maine. Compiled and Drawn from Official Plans and Actual Surveys by H.E. Halfpenny & John W. Caldwell. Published by Caldwell & Halfpenny, No. 27 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA, 1880.
  • Type: COLLECTION
  • Collection: Atlases 1871-1884


BMC 13--L'Amerique, ou, Le nouveau continent : dresseè sur les memoires les plus nouveaux et sur les relations les plus recentes, rectifiez sur les dernieres observàtions. 1742
Published in Paris by John Baptist Nolin (mapmaker); Engraver: Charles Cochin Covers Western Hemisphere from New Zealand to western coast of Europe and Africa. Rare map of America, one of the earliest to illustrate the Sea of the West. The map also includes an interesting treatment of Florida as an Archipelago, and detail in California and the Mississippi Valley. Also includes an interesting projection of New Zealand and location of many Islands in the Pacific, many of which are either fanciful or badly misplaced. Nolin dedicates this map to Monseigneur LAW controlleur general des finances. John Law was a Scottish financier, who was masterminding the economic recovery of France, one element of his plan being the exploitation of the French possessions in Louisiana, the so-called Mississippi scheme, which was briefly successful and set off a wild period of speculation, before the Mississippi Bubble burst. Law fled to Venice in disgrace, but not before creating one of the first speculative booms based upon American real estate.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Baxter Rare Maps
  • Date: 1742