Kentucky.
Found in 56 Collections and/or Records:
Johnson's Kentucky and Tennessee map, circa 1860-1865
Two copies of Johnson's [map of] Kentucky and Tennessee published by Johnson and Ward circa 1863. One copy (Mt. Map 293) comprises pages 45-46 of an atlas and includes pages 55 and 56 titled "Historical and Statistical View of the United States." The other copy (Mt. Map 717) comprises pages 49-50 of an atlas and includes pages titled "Historical and Statistical View of the United States of America."
Johnson's Kentucky and Tennessee published by A. J. Johnson, New York , 1865
Double page, hand-colored, lithographed map of Kentucky and Tennessee, pages 49 and 50, with illustrations of the Tennessee State House and entrance to Mammoth Cave. Verso: pages 61 and 62 of Historical and Statistical View of the United State of America.
Kentucky. Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Adopted By the Constitutional Convention September 28, 1891. Frankfort, Ky: E. Polk Johnson, 1891
Kentucky. General Assembly. House and Senate Bills (legislation), 1859-1861
Kentucky. General Assembly. House and Senate Bills (legislation), undated, 1850
Kentucky. General Assembly. Senate. Journal of the Senate, 1860 February 11-13
Kentucky Geological Survey maps, 1927
Four Kentucky Geological Survey maps. 1. Topographic Map of Kentucky by Willard Rouse Jillson. Series VI - 1927. 2. Soil Map of Webster County. Not dated. 3. Soil Map of Taylor County By S. C. Jones. Not dated. 4. Soil Map of Adair County By S. C. Jones. Not dated.
Kentucky Map Facsimile Number 5: Carey / Gridley Kentucky 1814 map, circa 1980s
Reproduction printed on modern tan paper. See page 48 in Historic Maps of Kentucky by Thomas D. Clark. Label sticker: 3-26.
Kentucky, Reduced from Elihu Barker's Large Map, 1795
Paper map mounted on linen. Item 12 of accession 9762 (or 9672?). Dealer's note on back:"Original copperplate engraving engraved in 1794 by W. Barker from Elihu Barker's large map. Published by Carey in Phila. in 1795." Deframed and foldered September 2022. Note: See pages 68-71 in Historic Maps of Kentucky by Thomas D. Clark for background details.