Kentucky -- Maps.

Map of Kentucky, showing stage and steamboat routes, with three inset maps (Lexington, Louisville, and Lewis and Mason counties) by Thomas, Cowperthwait and Co. Atlas page 28. Verso is blank.

Papers and records of Willard Rouse Jillson (1890-1975) who served as Kentucky State Geologist from 1919 to 1932.

A hand-colored, engraved map of Kentucky. The absence of Laurel, Owsley, Breathitt, Fletcher, Johnson, and Carter counties suggests a pre-1850 printing date. A Berea College Library label on verso provides this provenance information: Accession 299, Class- Kentucky, Book - 5 Mt. Collection, Source: Whittier Mt. Fund.

Kentucky Map Facsimile Series, Number 3: "Kentucky, Reduced from Elihu Barker's Large Map" of 1793. Engraved by W. Barker "for Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography improved." A 20th-century reproduction.

U.S. Geological Survey map of Kentucky. A. F. Hassan, cartographer. Compiled in 1914. Modified polyconic projection. Noth American datum. Edition of 1918, reprinted 1926.

Map of Berea College and vicinity showing the Fee House, Fee Marker, and first school house. Red and black ink. Scale 1:3600. Cartography by J. Knox Singleton and Robert E. Adams.

Large format paper map of the Richmond and Louisville R.R. "connecting the railroads of Virginia with the railroads of Kentucky." Condition: poor, fragile. Handle with special care.

Twentieth-century reprint of J. Russell's 1794 Map of the State of Kentucky. The map shows Kentucky and portions of the Northwestern and Southwestern Territories.

Series 10: Maps

These are maps of the Berea and Richmond regions.  Maps of the Indian Fort site are included; additional maps of this area can be found in Series 4 box 12.  Item 22.5 is a large hand drawn map, the subject is unknown but it is probably a map of the Indian Fort area.