South America.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Amérique Méridionale, 1827
The second series comprises maps of regions, nations and states in North America and South America. The maps are foldered by size: folders 1-2 are smaller maps; folders 3-8 are larger or two-page maps. The maps are listed in chronological order but filed within each folder to reflect the donor's original order.
Amérique Méridionale, 1847
Map of South America with colorful vignettes. Amérique méridionale / géographie et statistique de V. Levasseur, ingénieur géographe; gravé par Laguillermie, rue St. Jacques, No. 32; illustré par Raimond Bonheur, peintre. From Atlas Universel Illustre.
George E. Haynes maps, 1918, 1942
This series comprises two linen-backed folding maps from the Library of Dr. George Edmund Haynes of Mt. Vernon, New York. It is not known how Dr. Charles acquired the maps or how he may have used them in his research or teaching. George E. Haynes (1880-1960) was an author, educator, social scientist, and organizer. From 1910-1917, Haynes served as the first Executive Secretary of the National Urban League.
Johnson's South America, 1864
Hand colored maps of South America published by Johnson and Ward. Pages 63 and 64.
Johnson's Venezuela, New Granada, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, Chile and Guiana, 1862
Page 65 from Johnson's new illustrated (steel plate) family atlas, with descriptions, geographical, statistical, and historical
Map of South America Intended for the Elucidation of Lavoisne's Historical Atlas, 1821
Hand colored map. No. 71 in the upper right corner.
South America, 1850
Hand-colored map of the continent of South America. No. 40 in the upper right corner. Single sheet. No printing on the verso.
Tunison's South America, 1882
Map of South America with inset map of the isthmus of Panama in the upper right corner. Reverse: pages 102 (left) and 99 (right) of an atlas containing texts about the "South American States."