DOCUMENTARY DATA
By BERTHA E. JOSEPHSON
During recent months the Department of
Documents (which
includes under its jurisdiction, state
archives, manuscripts, maps,
posters, photostats and broadsides) has
catalogued and arranged
in a vertical file about one hundred
small and pamphlet-folder
maps. Some of the more important of
these are:
ANDREWS REPORT FOR 1854, MAPS ACCOMPANY-
ING THE ISRAEL D. One showing railroads
in U. S. in
operation and progress in the fifties;
two of the St. Lawrence
region; one of the Straits of Florida
and the Gulf of Mexico
--all of 1850's.
CAMP BUSNELL, Ohio, Plat of, 1898, 5
1/4" x 9 1/4".
CLEVELAND, Ohio, 1905, Street Map, 23
1/2" x 32 3/4".
CHARLESTON, S. C., 3 maps, n. d.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, 1870, 18"
x 30".
CIVIL WAR MAPS of Alabama, Georgia,
Mississippi, Ten-
nessee and Virginia, prepared by the U.
S. Coast Survey
Office in the 1860's.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, probably in 1820's, part
of half section,
No. 12, belonging to Mr. Badger,
photographic copy, 8" x 10".
FT. WAYNE BLOCKHOUSE No. 1, 1838, pictorial
4" x 6 1/2".
FT. WAYNE, HISTORIC SITES AT, 3
3/4" x 6 1/4".
ILLINOIS, Tourist's Pocket Map, 1834.
IOWA, Township Map, 1854.
MASON-DIXON LINE, Facsimile of,
from original in
Maryland Historical Society.
NEW YORK CITY, in 1890's, when Broadway
Hotel was
new and Wanamaker's was just starting.
OHIO, County Development in, 8 small
maps.
OHIO in War of 1812.
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