Maps.
Found in 117 Collections and/or Records:
Map of France, Spain, and Portugal, 1862
Hans-colored steel engraving with insets of Switzerland and the island of Corsica. From an atlas, page or print 67. (Inventory #1461.05)
Map of Indian Fort, Madison County, 1923
Five copies of a relief map of Indian Fort (near Berea), Madison County, "Explored and Surveyed by W.G. Burroughs." The maps were printed by the Industrial Arts Department of Berea College. "Kentucky Geological Survey Series VI, 1923."
Map of Kentucky, Richmond Quadrangle, 1923
Map of Kentucky, Richmond Quadrangle, Edition of March 1897, Reprinted 1923
Map of Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies by Samuel A. Mitchell, 1860
Double page, hand-colored, lithographed map showing part of the southern United States, Mexico, Central America, and northern South America with inset maps of Cuba, Jamaica, the Bermuda Islands, and the Panama Railroad. Constructed and engraved by W. Williams, Philadelphia. Copyright 1860 S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr. Versos are blank.
Map of South America Intended for the Elucidation of Lavoisne's Historical Atlas, 1821
Hand colored map. No. 71 in the upper right corner.
Map of the State of Kentucky; with the Adjoining Territories, 1794
John Russell, cartographer. From Russell's American Atlas, London, 1795. Mounted on cloth. Accession 349. Condition: fragile (sections separating).
Map of the Village of Berea, circa 1880
A manuscript plat "Map of the Village of Berea" drawn in ink on parchment created around 1880(?). On the reverse of the map is a blank Berea College diploma.
Maps: General
This collection contains news releases, reports, brochures, flyers, small published and unpublished items, and other ephemeral materials documenting the history, events, customs and social lives of peoples in the Appalachian region of the United States.
Maps of Westmorland and Cumberland Counties, England, by Richard Blome
Two maps printed in 1673: Westmorland County and Cumberland County, England. Hand colored details. Inventory number: 10-7. A pencil inscription on the back of each states: "From Miss Eunice True - April 1968."
Mechlin, or Malines the Capital of one of the ten Provinces of the Netherlands in Brabant, 1727
City plan. Uncolored steel engraving. "For Mr. Tindal's Continuation of Mr. Rapin's History of England." Verso is blank. (#1461.37)