Descriptive List MG 11-Map Collection The Pennsylvania State Archives Maps 1-100

1. A Map of the State of Pennsylvania, by Reading Howell, MDCCXC11. To Thomas Mifflin Governor, The Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This Map is respectfully Inscribed by the Author. Published 1 August 1792, for the author and sold by James Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street, London. Shows: county and township lines, roads, furnaces, forges, grist and sawmills, Indian paths and towns, minerals, dwelling houses. 1792 plate; retouched by hand to show western counties created in 1800. Printed, in color. Laminated, 10 sections. [Also in: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," no. 4.]

2. A Map of the State of Pennsylvania, by Reading Howell, MDCCXC11. To Thomas Mifflin Governor, the Senate, and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This Map is respectfully Inscribed by the Author. Published 1 August 1792, for the Author & sold by James Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street, London. Shows: county and township lines, roads, furnaces, forges, grist and sawmills, Indian paths and towns, turnpike road, canal, minerals, horse path. 1792 plate; ornamented with additional engraving to show western counties in 1806. Printed, in color. Laminated, 10 sections.

3. The Key Stone State. Pennsylvania and her Eminent Men. Apollos W. Harrison, Philadelphia: No 8 1/2 South 7th St 1847. Compiled & Drawn by A. W. Harrison, Philadelphia. Engraved by Edward Yeager, Philadelphia. Der Schiusstein-Staat. Pennsylvania. Und Seine Grossen Maenner Apollos W. Harrison, No 8 1/2 Sud 7te Strasse, Philadelphia, 1847. Shows: Franklin, Penn, and vignettes of Hopkinson, Fulton, Wayne, Decatur, Rittenhouse, Rush, West, Morris. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

4. Barrington's New and Reliable Rail Road Map and Shippers & Travellers Guide of Pennsylvania [n.d.]. Showing the name of every City, Town and Village in the State, with nearest Rail Road Station. Published by Jacob M. Duncan, Philadelphia. 1860. Thomas S. Wagner's Lithograph, 38 Hudson Street, Philadelphia. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

5. New Railway Guide Containing all the Rail Roads in Pennsylvania & N. Jersey with portions of the States of New York, Ohio, Maryland & Virginia, by W. Barrington, Philadelphia, 1863. Thomas S. Wagner's Lithograph, 36 Hudson Street. Laminated, 4 sections.

6. Scarborough's Map of Pennsylvania Showing all Counties, Townships, Cities, Boroughs, Villages, Post-Offices and Railway Stations, with Distances between Stations in Statute Miles and Decimal Fractions of Miles. Compiled from the Latest Government and State Surveys and Original Sources. Showing Steam Railways and Suburban Electric Lines and the principal Highway Connections across the Mountains. Published by The Scarborough Company, Boston, Massachusetts. Copyright, 1904, by the Scarborough Company, Boston, Massachusetts. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections. C2.

7. Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Published by the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania, 1904. Drawn and compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtman. J. L.Smith, Map Publisher, No 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

8. Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Published by the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania, 1908. Drawn and compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtman. Henry Houck, Secretary of Internal Affairs; James H. Craig, Superintendent, Bureau of Railways; F. C. Gerbouch, A[s]st. Superintendent, Bureau of Railways. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

9. Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Published by the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania, 1910. Drawn and Compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtman. Henry Houck, Secretary of Internal Affairs; Thomas Perry, Chief Clerk; James H. Craig, Superintendent, Bureau of Railways; Freeman C. Gerberich, A[s]st. Superintendent, Bureau of Railways. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 6 sections. C2 & C3.

10. Directory Map of Huntingdon County Pennsylvania. From Recent Survey by William Christy, Alexandria. Entered according to an Act of Congress in the year 1856 by William Christy in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the United States in & for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

11. Steam Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Issued by the Public Service Commission, 1918. Scale of Miles, 6 Miles = l Inch... Copyright, 1918. By the Public Service Commission of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 35 x 55 1/2. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

12. Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing State Highway As Adopted under the Sproul Road Bill approved May 31, 1911 and subsequent Amendments, And Tentative Plan of Primary System. Compiled by Ralph C. Benedict. A. Hoen & Co., Lithographers, Baltimore, Maryland. Shows: county seats and boundaries; city, borough and township lines; streams. Issued by the State Highway Department November 1, 1919. 34 x 57. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

13. State Forest Map of Pennsylvania With State Highways, State Parks, Normal Schools, Game Preserves, Resources, Important Frontier Forts, Etc. Issued by the Department of Forestry, 1922. Printed, in 4 colors. 1 item. [See: No. 381 for CC Camps listings.] Laminated, 6 sections. 14. Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing State Highways As Adopted under the Sproul Road Bill approved May 31, 1911 and subsequent amendments. And Tentative Plan of Primary System. Issued by the Department of Highways April 1, 1924. Lithograph by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

15. Base Map of Pennsylvania. Copyright 1930, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

16. Stream Map of Pennsylvania. Issued by the Sanitary Water Board and the Water and Power Resources Board, Harrisburg. Copyright 1930, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Printed, in 2 colors. 3 items. (Two copies read: Base Map prepared by Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic Survey.) Laminated, 6 sections.

17. Railroad, Canal, Iron and Coal Map. of Pennsylvania, Etc. Showing the relative position of the various Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Fields, the Railroads, Canals and Navigable Waters by which they are connected forming their respective Avenues to Market, also the Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Bloomeries and Forges of Pennsylvania and adjoining States For the Auditor General's Report on the Railroad & Canals of Pennsylvania for 1868. By P. W. Sheafer, Geologist & Engineer, Pottsville, Pennsylvania, March, 1869. Jacob Haehnlen, Goldsmith Hall, opposite Post Office, Library Street, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1867 by P. W. Sheafer in the Clerks office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Laminated, 4 sections.

18. Warrantee Map of Lackawanna County. Compiled from Maps and Surveys by Francis L. Faries, Civil Engr & Surveyor, 1879. Copyright, 1879, By F. L. Faries. Ben. H. Pratt, Publisher; Photo-Engraving Co., 67 Park Place, New York, Engravers and Printers. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

19. A Map of the Original Warrants of Portions of Warren & Forest-Counties Carefully Compiled from the original Drafts and Warrants. The Warrants and Surveys bearing date as hereon set forth. Connected from the Records of the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania, by John Gardiner, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1881 by John Gardiner C.E. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

20. Map of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Respectfully Dedicated To the Inhabitants by Joshua Scott. Lancaster January 1st 1824. This Map Jos. Perkins Sc Is Constructed under a series of Triangles whose Angles have been minutely ascertained to preserve Latitude and Longitude on a Scale of One Inch to a Mile from Actual Survey by Course & Distances of the County, Township, City and Borough boundaries. The Roads. The Mill Streams, noting all their improvements. The River Susquehanna on both sides keeping its breadth by intersections. The Islands, their respective distances from each other and from the shores. The whole carefully protracted. Also a correct Topographical Representation of the Mountains, Ridges and Valleys. Laminated, 8 sections.

21. Map of Union County, Pennsylvania. Entirely from Original Surveys by Thomas H. Paschall & James Keily. Third & Dock Streets, Philadelphia, 1856. Engraved & Printed by Th. Leonhardt & J. H. Camp, 211 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Orwig's Store, Mifflinburg; Frick, Slifer & Cos Boat Yard and Steam Saw Mill, Lewisburg; Union County Court House; Union Seminary, New Berlin; Beaver, Geddes, Marsh & Cos iron furnace. University, Lewisburg. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

22. Map of Adams County, Pennsylvania. From Actual Survey by G. M. Hopkins, C. E. 1858. M. S. & E. Converse Publishers. 517, 519, 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1857, by Robert P. Smith in the clerks office of the district court of the eastern district of Pennsylvania. Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by M. S. & E. Converse, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Public School, Gettysburg; Res[.] & Store of Jacobs & Brother, Gettysburg; Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg Pennsylvania; Fahnestock Brothers Store & Residence of Samuel Fahnestock, Gettysburg; Residence of Robert Sheads & Store of Sheads & Buehler, Gettysburg; Hampton, Business Directory; Ever Green Cemetery, Gettysburg; Mt. Felicity farm, Wm. B. Brandon's Residence, Huntington; Residence of David McCreary; Farmers & Mechanics Saving Institution of Adams County; County Prison; Eagle Hotel, Gettysburg; Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections. 2 items.

23. Topographical Map of Centre County, Pennsylvania. From Actual Surveys under the direction of H. F. Walling Published by S. D. Tilden, 356, 358, & 360, Pearl Street, New York, 1861. Drawn, Engraved, Printed, Colored and Mounted at H. F. Walling Map Establishment Nos 358 & 360 Pearl Street, New York. Vignettes: Centre County Court House, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania; Farmer's High School of Pennsylvania, Centre Co. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

24. Map of Franklin County, Pennsylvania From Actual Survey by D. H. Davison. Published by Riley & Hoffman, Greencastle, Pennsylvania, 1858. Lithographed, Mounted & Varnished by W. H. Rease, N. E. Corner 4th & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress by Riley & Hoffman in the year 1858, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Franklin Hotel, John Riley Prop., Greencastle (part missing); Greenvillage Hotel, John Riley, Propr, Greencastle; Court House, Chambersburg; Residence of Rev. Edwin Emerson, Greencastle; Old Mansion House, Col J. H. Murphy, Mercersburg; Presbyterian Church, Chambersburg; Residence & Store of Josiah Beshore, Waynesboro; Residence of Joshua Kennedy; Female Seminary, Fayetteville; J. Kennedy (part missing). Printed, in 4 colors on paper. Laminated, 12 sections. 25. Scattergood's Map of Sixteen Miles Around Philadelphia. Published by L. Van Derveer, 123 South 7th. Street, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1876 by Scattergood & Van Derveer in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D.C. Vignette: Girard College. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

26. Map of Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Published by A. Pomeroy & Co., 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1873. Engd by Worley & Brucher, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Printed by F. Bourquin, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1873 by A. Pomeroy & Co. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington. Scale 200 Rods to the Inch. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

27. Map of Fayette County, Pennsylvania Scale 1 in. = l mi. J. B. Hogg. Civil & Mining Engineer. Connellsville, Pennsylvania. March, 1911. F. P. Best, Del. Copyright by J. B. Hogg, 1911. Shows: Population of borough and townships for 1890, 1900, 1910; steam and electric railways; state roads; coke works; mines; schoolhouses; churches. Printed, in 5 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

28. Tunison's New Complete Map of Berks County from the Latest Official and Private Surveys. Shows: townships, boroughs, villages, hamlets, wagon roads, railroads, electric lines, etc. Copyright 1907. By E. L. Tunison. E. L. Tunison Map Maker, Publisher, 99 Doscher Street, Brooklyn, New York. Vignette: the Court House at Reading. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

29. County of Allegheny, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Department of Public Works, Bureau of Roads. Jos. G. Armstrong, E. V. Babcock, Chas. C. McGovern, Commissioners; Norman F. Brown, Director; W. H. R. Kreiling, Asst. Director. Copyrighted 1928, County of Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Drawn and Traced by H. W. Davis, W. A. Geisler. Printed, in 5 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

30. Map of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania From Actual Surveys by S. N. & F. W. Beers. A. B. Brindle, C. S. Warner & J. M. Beers Assists. Smith, Gallup & Hewitt, Publishers, 517, 519 & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia. 1862. F. Bourquin & Co. Lithographers Est. 602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Worley & Bracher. Liths. 602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Scale 1 1/2 inch to the Mile. Entered according to Act of Congress by H. & C. T. Smith in the year 1862 in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Pittsburgh Water C ... (part missing); Iron City College, Chartered 1855, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Patterson's Building, 1861, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; ... Saving Bank (part missing). Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

31. Map of Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. From Actual Survey by G. M. Hopkins, C. E. 1858. Lee and Marsh Publishers, 517, 519, 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1857 by Robert P. Smith in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: New Milford Valley Hotel; Residence of Ogden Pratt, New Milford; Starrucca Bridge on N. Y. & E. Railroad; Cascade Bridge; Phoenix Block Montrose; Montrose, April 21, 1857; Dayton House; Franklin Hotel; Montrose Academy; Court House, Montrose. Maps (detail): Brackney, Brooklyn, Clifford Corners, Dimock, Dundaff, Friendsville, Gibson Hollow, Galen Wood, Great Bend, Harford, Lanesboro, Lawsville, Lenoxville, Little Meadows, Montrose, New Milford, Springville, Susquehanna Depot. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

32. New Topographical, Township and Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Published by J. L. Smith, No 27 South 6th Street, Philadelphia. From Official Records, 1897. Also Map of Philadelphia and Vicinity, 11 x 15; Distribution of Flora, By Prof. Thos. C. Porter, 9 x 16; Geological Map by J. Peter Lesley, 9 x 16; Relief Map of Pennsylvania, 9 x 16; Principal deposits of iron, anthracite coal, petroleum, and zinc, 9 x 16; General Tables, Counties, Population, 1890. Printed. in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

33. Official Map of Warren County, Pennsylvania, Compiled and Published by N. B. Brakenridge, Warren, Pennsylvania, 1900. Copyright secured A. D. 1900 A. H. Maeller, Lithographer, 530 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Shows: county and court officers names, elevations, turnpikes, post offices, railroad stations, schools, oil, and gas. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

34. Plan of the City of Philadelphia and Adjoining Districts Shewing the Existing and Contemplated improvements. Compiled from Original Documents by William Allen. Published by H. S. Tanner, Philadelphia, 1830. Engraved by W. Allen & E. B. Dawson. Printed in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

35. Map of the City of Harrisburg in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. As laid out under the Direction of the Commissioners for the City Survey in 1860 & 1861 by Hother Hage Civil Engr. Drawn to a Scale of 400 Feet to the Inch. Published by R. L. Barnes, Philadelphia. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

36. Map of Elk County 1855. Compiled from the most recent and authentic Surveys. Showing the North Line of Elk County as fixed by the State Commissioners under the Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania, Approved April 27th A.D. 1855 by H. A. Pattison, 1856. Copy Right secured. At a Meeting of the Directors of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company held at Philadelphia June 28th 1856, it was finally resolved that the original route of the western branch of the Road passing along Bennet's Branch via St. Marys & Ridgway is hereby adopted. Lithograph. W. H. [... ]ase N.E. Corner 4th & Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Printed by Wagner & McConigan. Printed, in 3 colors. 39 1/2 x 27. 1 item.

37. Dauphin County, Pennsylvania Based on United States Official Surveys and other Authentic Sources. E. C. Bridgman. Publisher 86 Warren Street, New York. J. Hobart Smith, General Agent. Syracuse, New York [c. 1900]. School Room Map of the City of Harrisburg. Shows: minor avenues, streets, alleys, electric railways, wards, schoolhouses; Population, 1890, 1900, of cities and townships; county and township boundaries, roads, railroads, electric roads, boroughs, post offices and villages, school houses. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

38. Map of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania From Actual Surveys by J. Southwick. Published by William J. Barker, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by William J. Barker in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Printed by A. Brett, Corner 6th & Minor Streets Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by William J. Barker in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Capitol at Harrisburg; Centervilla Residence of Jonas Miller, dwelling house of Mr. Christian Hershey near Hummelstown; court house at Harrisburg; S. L. McCullock & Co Steam Flouring Mills, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; H. Frisch's State Capitol Lager Beer Brewery; Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital near Harrisburg. Also: maps (detail insets) of Berrysburg, Dauphin, Gratz, Harrisburg, Halifax, Highspire, Hummelstown, Linglestown, Lykinstown [sic], Middletown, Millerstown, Union Deposit, Uniontown, Wiconisco. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

39. Map of the Battlefield of Gettysburg from Original Surveys by the Engineers of the Commission by Authority of the Hon. Daniel S. Lamont, Hon. Russell A. Alger, and Hon. Elihu Root, Secretary of War under the Direction of the Gettysburg National Park Commission Lt. Col. John P. Nicholson, Chairman. Major William M. Robbins. Major Charles A. Richardson; Lt. Col. E. B. Cope, Engineer. S. A. Hammond, 1903. Printed, white on brown. Laminated, 8 sections.

40. Franklin County, Pennsylvania, n.d. 48 x 52 1/2. Hand drawn in white and red and blue crayon on paper. 1 item.

41. Map of the Township of Ephrata, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Surveyed & Published, by H. F. Bridgens, 1854. Vignettes: Residences of Adam, George and Henry Bard; Mr. John Fry's Grist & Saw Mill & Distillery; Residence of Mr. Isaac Steinmetz; Residence of Coll Allen Yundt; Residence of Mr. David Martin; Residence of Mr. Charles Hallacher; Sister House, called Saron; Eagle Inn, Ephrata; Residence & Store of Mr. Oliver Gross; Residences of Jacob L. Gross, Esq., Attorney at Law; Ephrata Hydropathic Institute, S. M. Landis, M.D. Proprietor & Physician; Ephrata Mountain Springs, Josh Konigmacher, Proprietor. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

42. Map of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1851. P. S. Duvals Steam Lithograph Press, Philadelphia; Vignettes: Lancaster County Prison; Conestoga Steam Mills. Statistics of Lancaster County, 1850, and Post Offices. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

43. Map of the Middle Oil Field, Embracing Portions of Forest, Warren, Elk & McKean Counties, 1883. Compiled from Original State and recent surveys, survey notes and drafts, and recorded deeds. By A. B. Howland, C.E. Titusville, Pennsylvania. Published by Permission; Author's rights reserved. References. Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. J. P. Lesley, State Geologist. Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, 1882, Warren County. J. F. Carll, Assistant in charge of the Survey of the Oil Region. Report of Progress Plate 5. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

44. Shearer's Map of York County, Pennsylvania from Actual Surveys by D. J. Lake. W. O. Shearer & D. J. Lake, Publishers, 517, 519, & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1860. Vignettes: View of Glatz's Ferry, Hellam Township; Front View of Fairview Farm, Residence of Jacob S. Haldeman Esq., Fairview Township; North West View Cottage Hill College, York, Pennsylvania, Residence J. F. Hey, Principal; View of Part of Central Nurseries, York, Pennsylvania; Residence, Gristmill & Distillery of A. S. Hiestand Esq., Hellam Township; Residence of Jacob S. Haldeman, Esq., Fairview Township, Cottage Hill College, York, Pennsylvania, Residence J.F. Hey, Principal; Residence & Tannery of Frederick Sultzbach Esq. Hellam Township. Also: maps (detail): Bangor, Bigmount, Dallastown, Davidburg, Delta, Dillsburg, Dover, Fawn Grove, Franklintown, Frystown, Gatchelville, Glenrock, Goldsborough, Hanover, Jefferson, Lewisberry, Liverpool, Loganville, McSherrystown, Mt. Pleasant, Newberry, New Holland, New Market, New Salem, Prospect, Rossville, Seitzland, Seven Valley, Shrewsbury, Siddonsburg, Stewartstown, Strinestown, Wellsville, Wrightsville, Yocumtown, York. Hanover, Wrightsville, and York Business Directories. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

45. Topographical Map of Pike County, Pennsylvania. From Recent and Actual Surveys and Records Under the Superintendence of F. W. Beers. Published by F. W. Beers & Co., 36 Vesey Street, New York, 1872. Engraved on Stone by Louis E. Neuman, 36 Vesey Street, New York. Lithographic Power Press Printing of Charles Hart, 36 Vesey Street, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1872 by F. W. Beers & Co. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D.C. Also, Map of the State of Pennsylvania, Scale 21 1/3 miles to the inch. Maps (detail): Blooming Grove, Bushkill, Dingman's Ferry, Lackawaxen, Masthope, Matamoras, Milford, Millville, Narrows, Pond Eddy, Rowland, Saw Mill Rift, Shohola. Business Notices: Blooming Grove, Delaware, Dingman's Green Township, Lackawaxin, Lehman, Milford, Palmyra, Shohola, West Fall. Table of Distances for Pike County. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

46. Map of the Vicinity of Philadelphia From Actual Surveys by D. J. Lake and S. N. Beers Assisted by F. W. Beers, L B. Lake, & D. G. Beers. J. E. Gillette & Co. Publishers, 517, 519, & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1861. Entered according to Act of Congress by John E. Gillette in the year 1860 in the Clerks Office of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Maps (detail): Bridesburg, Bustleton, Falls of the Schuylkill, Fox Chase, Frankford, Germantown, Haddington, Hestonville, Holmesburg, Kenderton, Manayunk, Paschailville, Somerton, Tacony, Whitehall. Business Directories: Bridesburg, Falls of Schuylkill, Frankford, Germantown, Manayunk, Philadelphia City, West Philadelphia. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

47. Map of Harrisburg, Dauphin County. Pennsylvania. Compiled From Actual Surveys, Official Records & Private Plans by G. Wm. Baist, C. E. Published by J. L. Smith, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1885. J. L. Smith Map Publisher. Maps, Atlases, Globes Spring Map Rollers Map Cases & Do all Work Pertaining to the Business. 27 S. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Business notices. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

48. Map of the Three Earls Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. From Actual Surveys by H. F. Bridgens, 1855. Lithograph of Friend & Aub, 80 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Printed by Wagner & McGuigan, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Residence & Store of Mr. Davies Wallace, East Earl; Blue Ball Inn, East Earl; Residence & Mill of Mr. Daniel Overholser, Earl Township; Residence of Mr. John Vogan; Voganville Hotel; Hotel conducted by Mr. Martin Beck; Residence of Mr. Isaac Vogan; Residence of Mr. Levi W. Groff, West Earl; Residence of Mr. David Bender, West Bender; Residence of Mr. Jacob Rupp, West Earl; Residence of Mr. Isaac H. Grabill, West Earl; Residence of Mr. Geo. Lauber; Residence of Mr. Hy. H. Oberholtzer, West Earl; Residence of Mr. John R. Boyer, House Carpenter, Hinkletown; Residence of Dr. Isaac Winters, Hinkletown; Residence of Dr. Jm Lemon Winters, Hinkletown; Fairville Hotel; Residence of Mr. Alexander Galt, East Earl; Mount Pleasant Farm. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

49. Map of the First and Second Anthracite Coal Fields by Samuel B. Fisher Pottsville, Pennsylvania, 1836. Watson's, Lithographer, Philadelphia. Shows: boundary of coal, railroad, proposed railroad, turnpike road, county road, county line, township line, coal drift. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

50. Scott's Map of Lancaster County, State of Pennsylvania, 1858. From actual measurements by Joshua Scott E. E., published by James D. Scott, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by James D. Scott in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the East District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Lititz Springs Hotel; Mount Joy Car Manufactory; Residence of B. M. Greider Mount Joy, Lancaster County Pennsylvania; Residence of John H. Brenneman; Cedar Hill Female Seminary; View of the Church, Parsonage and the Seminaries at Lititz; Mount Joy Steam Mills; Mount Joy Academy; Lancaster County Normal School; Lancaster County Court House. Maps (detail): Bainsbridge, Christiana, Lititz, Manheim, Millersville, Mount Joy, Strasburg. Also: Business cards of subscribers in Columbia, Lancaster and Marietta Cities. Post Offices. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

51. Map of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. Surveyed & Published by Hy. F. Bridgens, Philadelphia, 1860. Lithograph of Friend & Aub, 332 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Printed by Thomas S. Wagner, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Court House; North Lebanon Furnaces; Residence of Mr. Christian Bachman; Perry's Retreat, South Annville Township; Swatara Collegiate Institute at Jonestown (part). Maps (detail): Campbellstown, Fredericksburg, Jonestown, Lebanon and North Lebanon, Myerstown, Newmanstown, Palmyra, Shaefferstown Water Works. Also: list of post offices, township and boroughs, table showing the distances between important places throughout the county. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections. C2. 52. Plot of Reading, Berks County made January 1st 1846 by M. L. Richards. Lith of Sinclair, Philadelphia. Ground Plan of the Vicinity of Reading from actual Survey (detail). Statistics, 1846. Berks County Statistics Census of 1840. Laminated, 4 sections.

53. Map of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. From actual Surveys taken by J.G. Strong, C.E. Court House Carlisle, Pennsylvania. A.D. 1867. Schmidt & Trowe, Baltimore. Property named and list of professional and business men. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

54. Map of Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, 1851. Surveyed & Published, by John Bevan, City Surveyor, Jersey City, 7 Broad Street, New York & 36 Barrow Street, J. City. Shows: dwellings and streets; business directory. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

55. Barnes New Map of the Consolidated City of Philadelphia Being the first Map published after the Act of Incorporation, passed January 31st 1854. From original Surveys & official Records Published by R. L. Barnes, No. 6 South Seventh Street, 1855. Scale 2 1/2 Inches to one Mile. Lithograph of Friend & Aub, 80 Walnut Street. Printed by Wagner & McGuigan. Enlarged Plan of the Built Portions of the City Published by R. L. Barnes 6 South Seventh Street, 1855. Vignettes: Fairmount, Girard College, Independence Hall. Shows: wards, streets, private and public buildings. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

56. Plan of the City of Philadelphia and Adjoining Districts. Shewing the Existing and Contemplated improvements Compiled from Original Documents by William Allen. Published by H. S. Tanner, Philadelphia, 1830. Engraved by W. Allen & E. B. Dawson. Plan of that part of the County of Philadelphia through which the projected routes of the State Railroad approach the City, 1830, by Geo. Merrick Civil Engineer. Also: references to principal public buildings and the wards. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 20 sections.

57. Map of the Township of Westhempfield, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. From Original Surveys by Sidney & Neff. 80 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Published by Samuel Moody, 1850. Lithograph by H. Bridgens, Philadelphia. Illustrations by R. Bridgens. Printed by F. Kuhl, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Floral Retreat, Bletz's Planing & Grooving Mills, Fairview Farm, Residence of Mr. John L. Wright, Mount Prospect, Bellevue, Washington Hotel. Map (detail) of Columbia. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

58. Caldwell's Map of the Oil Belt, On a line from the Mouth of the Clarion River to Olean, New York, n.d. Including Parts of Clarion, Forest, Jefferson, Elk, Warren & McKean Counties, Pennsylvania and a part of Cattaraugus County, New York. Published by J. A. Caldwell & Co. Condit, Ohio. W. F. Arms & H. Cring, Civil Engineers. Otto Krebs Lithographer, Pittsburgh. Shows: areas above ocean levels, roads, lanes, streams, oil wells, railroads, P.O. canal, State line, county lines, township lines and warranties. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 14 sections. 59. Plan of the Borough of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. From Original Survey of J.C. Sidney. Published by Samuel. Moody, 1850. Lithograph of A. Kollner, H. Camp's Lithographic steam press, Phoenixblock & Ransteadplace Philadelphia. Vignettes: Capitol of Pennsylvania, Court House, Dauphin County Prison, Episcopal Church, German Reformed Church, Harrisburg Cotton Factory, Harrisburg Novelty Iron Works, Lutheran Church, Methodist Church, Presbyterian Church, Roman Catholic Church. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 4 sections. C2.

60. New and Improved Map of the City of Philadelphia Showing Fairmount Park with its Drives and Walks, Wards, Public Squares, & Cemeteries, etc. Compiled from the latest official surveys & information from the various departments of the city, by E. Stoifier, Civil Engineer. Published by T. R. Callender & Co. 3rd & Walnut Streets, Philadelphia... Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1872 by T. R. Callender & Co. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C. References, Wards are represented, thus... 1.2.3. H. J. Toudy & Co. Steam Lithograph. Philadelphia. Vignettes: View of Old State House "Independence Hall" as it appeared in 1776; View up the Schuylkill River from West Laurel Hill; Union League House; Hemlock Glen on the Wissahickon. Laminated, 4 sections.

61. Map of Cameron County, Pennsylvania. Formed March 29th 1860, from parts of Clinton, Elk, McKean and Potter Counties. From the Original and Recent Surveys by Edward Vosburg, 1870. Entered According to Act of Congress, in the year 1871 by Edward Vosburg in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D.C. Lithograph of Henry Seibert & Bros., Ledger Building, Corner of William & Spruce Streets, New York. Maps (detail): Cameron, Driftwood, Emporium, Sinnemahoning, Sterling. Warrantees. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

62-1., 62-2., 62-3. Map of the Battle Field of Gettysburg. July 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 1863. Published by authority of the Hon. the Secretary of War. Office of the Chief of Engineers United States Army. 1876. New Edition 1883. 62-1, First Day's Battle; 62-2, Second Day's Battle; 62-3, Third Day's Battle. Scale 1:12,000 inch represents 1000 feet. Positions of Troops. Compiled by John B. Bachelder, 1876. Printed, in black and white. 3 sheets. Laminated.

63. Map of the Battlefield of Gettysburg from Original Surveys by the Engineers of the Commission. By authority of the Secretary of War, Hon. Lindley M. Garrison. Under the Direction of the Gettysburg National Park Commission. Lt. Colonel John P. Nicholson, Chairman Major Charles A. Richardson. Lt. Colonel E. B. Cope, Engineer. Drawn by S. A. Hammond, Asst. Engineers, 1914. The Norris Peters Co., Washington, D.C. Shows: telford avenues, turnpikes, earth roads, post and rail fence, wire fence, red shale roads, stone walls, stake and rider fence, worm fence, property owners' names, 1863 and 1903. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections.

64. Commercial Map of Harrisburg, Steelton, Paxtang, Penbrook, Lemoyne, Camp Hill, Enola, New Cumberland, Wormleysburg, West Fairview and Oberlin, Pennsylvania. Copyright R. F. Bower. [1931] Shows: postal block numbers; city boundary lines; street car lines; railroads and spurs; public buildings; State Highway routes; key lines; hospitals; libraries; fire stations; schools, white and colored; mile circles. Hand drawn. Laminated, 6 sections.

65. Map of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. From Official Records, City Commissioners Map, Private Plans and Actual Surveys, by H. W. Hopkins, C. E., and L. Cunningham, under the Direction of G. M. Hopkins, Civil Engineer. Published by M.S. Converse & C.M. Hopkins, No. 320 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, 1871. Ed Busch, Engraver, 320 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. F. Bourquin Lithographer, Philadelphia. Vignette: Eagle Works, W.O. Hickok, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Also: Subscriber's Business Directory. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 8 sections.

66. Map of Pennsylvania, Constructed from the County Surveys Authorized by the State; and other original Documents by John Melish. Engraved by B. Tanner. Corrected and Improved to 1826. Vignette based on the State Coat-of-Arms, drawn by E. Kearny. Engraved by B. Tanner. Also: General Information relative to the Plan, Materials & Construction of this Map; Statistical Table, showing the Prominent Feature of each county; Statistical & Geological Remarks. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

67. Map of Pennsylvania, Constructed from the County Surveys Authorized by the State; and other original Documents, by John Melish. Engraved by B. Tanner. Corrected and Improved to 1832. Vignette based on State Coat-of-Arms, Drawn by F. Kearny. Engraved by B. Tanner. Also: general information relative to the plan, materials and construction of this map. Statistical Table. Statistical and Geological Remarks. Printed, in sepia. Laminated, 12 sections.

68. Barnes Map of the Whole Incorporated City of Philadelphia From Actual Surveys & Official Records by Ernest Hexamer. Published by R. L. Barnes, 27 South 6th Street, Philadelphia. 1867. Shows: population, number of dwellings and industrial establishments, 1860; streets and numbers; Philadelphia horse railroads; public squares; public halls and places of amusements; hospitals and asylums; statistics; academies, colleges, and other scientific institutions; public buildings and places. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 20 sections.

69. Map of the Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny and of the Boroughs of South Pittsburgh, Birmingham, East-Birmingham, Lawrenceville, Duquesne & Manchester etc. To the Citizens of Pittsburgh Allegheny and Vicinity. This Map is Respectfully Dedicated by their humble servant R.E. McGowin, Civil Engineer & Surveyor. Drawn by Adolphus Heddaeus. Engraved on Stone & printed by Schuchman & Haunlein Lithographers, Third Street, opposite the Post Office, Pittsburgh [1852]. Entered according to the Act of Congress in the year 1852, by R. E. McGowin in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Vignettes: Capt. E. W. H. Schenley's Residence; Post Office & Custom House, Pittsburgh; unidentified bridge, over the river; Court House, Pittsburgh; United States Marine Hospital; Allegheny City Poor House. Also: References of Pittsburgh's First to Ninth Wards, Lawrenceville and South Pittsburgh & Temperanceville, Birmingham and East Birmingham and, Allegheny First to Fourth Wards, Duquesne Borough and Manchester. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 8 sections. C2.

70. Map of Pennsylvania, Constructed from the County Surveys authorized by the State; and other original Documents, by John Melish [1822]. Engraved by B. Tanner. Vignette based on State Coat-of-Arms. Drawn by F. Kearny. Engraved by B. Tanner. Also: Statistical Table showing The Prominent Features of each County; Statistical geological Remarks; General Information relative to the Plan, Materials & Construction of this Map. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 15 sections.

71. Map of Pennsylvania Constructed from the County Surveys Authorized by the State; and other original Documents by John Melish. Engraved by B. Tanner. [1822] Vignette based on State Coat-of-Arms. Prepared by John Melish No 70. References, Turnpike Roads, Canals & waters rendered navigable by dams & locks. Also: Statistical Table shewing the Prominent Features of each county; Statistical & Geological Remark; General Information relative to the Plan, Materials & Construction of this Map. Printed, in sepia. Laminated, 15 sections.

72. Map of Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Surveyed, Drawn & Published by E. L. Walker, 1861. 2nd Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. G. F. Schuchman & Co. Practical Lithographers. Nos. 72 & 74 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bill & Letterhead etc. done in the neatest style. Vignettes: Bloomfield Furnace; Court House & Jail, Bedford; Views in Schellsburg of homes & businesses; Bedford Mineral Springs; Views in E. & S. Woodberry. Views in St. Clair. Also: Maps (detail): Bedford Borough, Bloody Run, Clearville, Hopewell, Pleasantville, Rainsburg, St. Clairsville, Saxton, Schellsburg, Woodberry. And: Columnar Section of Coal Measures in the Broad Top Coal Region, 1860; Fulton; post offices; business directory; statistical table of Bedford County, 1861; portrait of George Washington and U.S. Eagle. Printed, in 5 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

73. Draught of Muskingum River [c. 1787], Shows Ohio River, Fort Harmar, Sciota Company Land, White Womans Creek, Killbucks Creek, Goschachkink, Lichtenau, Wahetamiki, Wallhandi, Gnadenhutten, Salem, Schonbrun, Sugar Creek and One Legged Creek. Original, 16 1/4 x 12. Sepia ink on white. Laminated, 1 section.

74. Map of Clinton County Pennsylvania. From Actual Surveys under the Direction of H. F. Walling. Published by Way, Palmer & Co., No. 358 Pearl Street, New York, 1862. Fieldwork by K. Volkmar. Drawn by F. W. Beers. Maps (detail): Beech Creek, Cedar Spring P.O., Centerville, Charlton, Clintonville, Dunsburg, Farrandsville, Flemington, Hamburg, Hyner's Run, Libe.... Lockhaven, Lockport, Logan Mills, Loganville, Mill Hall, Queens Run, Rauchstown, Rockville, Salona, Tylerville, Washington Furnace, Waynesburg, Young Womans' Town. Also: table of distances; statistics of Clinton County, Pennsylvania; Flemington and Lock Haven business direc- tories. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections. 75. Map of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1858. From actual Surveys by H. F. Bridgens, Philadelphia. Vignettes: State Coat-of-Arms, and the Court House, Carlisle. Maps (detail): Carlisle, with owner and number of lots; Mechanicsburg; Newville; Shippensburg. Also: table of statistics, list of post offices, table showing the distances between important places throughout the county, boundaries of the county. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

76. Map of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. From Actual Surveys by S. N. & F. W. Beers. A. Pomeroy Publisher, 517, 519 & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1862. Engd by Worley & Bracher, 602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Printed by F. Bourquin & Co., 600 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Common School House, Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.; Mines of the Lykens Valley & Short Mt. Coal Companies; Residence of Jonas Miller, Esq. Centerville, Derry; Farm Prop. of James Young Esq. Lower Swatara. Maps (detail): Benvenue P.O., Berrysburg, Dauphin, Derry or Spring Creek, Elizabethville, Elmtown, Fisherville, Gratz, Halifax, Harrisburg, Highspire, Hummelstown, Jacksonville, Linglestown, Lykens, Manadaville, Matamoras, Mechanicsville, Middletown, Millersburg, Port Royal, Rodville, Shellstown, Union Deposit, Uniontown, Wiconisco. Harrisburg and Middletown business directories. Table of distances. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

77. Map of Delaware County and the City of Philadelphia. Published by G. M. Hopkins & Co., 320 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, 1876. Engraved by Edward Busch, 320 Walnut Street. Printed by F. Bourquin, 31 South 6th Street, Philadelphia. 2nd Geological Surveys of Pennsylvania. Maps (detail): Chester, Darby, Lower Chichester, Media, North Chester, South Chester, Taylorville, West Chester. Also: Business directories of Chester and Media. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 9 sections.

78. Map of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Published by J. A. J. Cummings, Chillisquaque, Pennsylvania. 1858. From actual Surveys by G. M. Hopkins Jr., Civil Engineer. Coal Land Survey by Kimber Cleaver, Civil Engineer. W. H. Rease's Lithographic Establishment, N.E. Corner of 4th & Chestnut Streets Philadelphia... Vignettes: Northumberland County Court House; Gap Colliery & Breaker, Residence of Hon. Wm. L. Dewart; Residence & Dry Goods Store of William F. Nagle, Milton, Pennsylvania; Residence of Mr. Isaac Beidelspach; Shamokin Bank; Lutheran Church, Milton, Pennsylvania; View of Shamokin; Presbyterian Church, Milton, Pennsylvania.; Residence & Dry Goods Store of Isaac Brown, Milton, Pennsylvania; Residence of J. Woods Brown, Esq., Milton, Pennsylvania. Also: Maps (detail): Elysburg, Georgetown, McEwensville, Milton, Mount Carmel, Northumberland Borough, Pottsgrove, Shamokin, Sunbury, Trevorton, Turbotville, Watsontown. Business directories of Sunbury, Northumberland, Shamokin, Trevorton. Statistics of Northumberland County, 1850. Important historical events, Northumberland County, Prepared by J. F. Wolfinger. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

79. Map of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Published by J. A. J. Cummings, Montandon, Pa, 1875. From actual Surveys by G. M. Hopkins, C.E., Abm. Shipman, C. E., A. J. Guffy Esq. C.E., S.G. Frey, C.E., J. R. Hilbush, C.E. Coal Land Survey by Kimber Cleaver, Revised by R. A. Ammerman. J. L. Smith, Map Publisher & Manufacturer, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Residence & Law Office of Sol. Malick, Esq., Sunbury; Residence of Joseph Burd Esq., Northumberland; Reliance Colliery Coal Breaker, near Mt. Carmel; Enterprise Colliery Coal Breaker, near Shamokin; Residence of G. W. Ziegler, Esq. Sunbury; Court House, Sunbury; City Hotel, Sunbury; Residence of S. A. Burkenbine Esq. Northumberland. Also: maps (detail): Dewart, Georgetown, McEwensville, Milton, Montandon, Mt. Carmel, Northumberland Borough, Riverside. Shamokin, Sunbury, Treverton, Turbotville, Watsontown. City directories for: Dewart, Elysburg, Georgetown, Milton, Montandon, Mt. Carmel, Riverside, Shamokin, Sunbury, Treverton, Turbotville, Watsontown. The Coal Trade of Northumberland County, 1839-73, List of Collieries. Ninth Census of Northumberland County. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 16 sections.

80. Map of Washington County, Pennsylvania. Published by A. Pomeroy & S. W. Treat, 517, 519 & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1861. From actual Surveys by S. N. & F. W. Beers, Civil Engineers. Assistant Publishers G. G. Soule & E. H. Quick. Engd by Worley and Bracher. Vignettes: Pleasant Hill Seminary, Hopewell Township; Uniden- tified store. Maps (detail) and business directories: Amity, Beallsville, Bentleysville, Burgettstown, California, Candor, Cannonburg, Centerville, Claysville, Cross Creek, Eldersville, Florence, Frederickstown, Granville, Greenfield, Hickory, Hillsborough, Independence, Millsborough, Monongahela City, Paris, Prosperity, Taylorstown, Ten Mile Village, Venice, Washington, West Alexander, West Brownsville, West Middletown. Table of Distances. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 12 sections.

81. Plan of the Borough of Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. Friend & Aub, Lithographers, 80 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Surveyed May & June 1854, by J. Simpson Africa, Co. Surveyor. Vignette: View on the Juniata, below Huntingdon, taken from the Pennsylvania Railroad Station House. Printed, in 2 colors. Laminated, 2 sections.

82. Map of Dauphin & Lebanon Counties. Constructed by Virtue of an Act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania Passed 19th March 1816. By Thomas Smith. Prepared for Engraving by John Melish. Philadelphia, Published by John Melish & Sam Harrison, 1818. Engraved by Sam. Harrison. Vignette: Hunter's Falls. Also: statistical table, list of post offices with their distances from Washington and Harrisburg. Remarks, Statistical and Geological. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 2 sections.

83. A Map of the State of Pennsylvania. By Reading Howell, Philadelphia, 1817. Published by Kimber & Sharpless for Emmor Kimber. To the Governor and Legislature of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania this Map is Respectfully inscribed by the Author. Vignette: Schuylkill Permanent Bridge. Shows: county and township lines, roads, turnpike roads, houses of worship, minerals, line limiting purchase made of Indians, November 1768. Printed, in black and gray. Laminated, 4 sections. 84. 90 Years Since. Facsimile of Reading Howell's Map of Pennsylvania in 1791. (Excepting Coloring of County Lines.) 1881. J. Trenchard Sculp. Shows: county towns, villages, forges and mills, houses, roads and portages, roads to be opened or improved on the straightest line practicable. Printed, black on gray. Laminated, 4 sections.

85. An Historical Map of Pennsylvania Showing the Indian Names of Streams and Villages, and Paths of Travel; The Sites of Old Forts and Battle Fields; The Successive Purchases from the Indians; and the Names and Dates of Counties and County Towns, with Tables of Forts and Proprietary Manors. By P. W. Sheafer and others. Copyright Secured. Publication Fund of The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1875, Acquisition of Territory in Pennsylvania, Under Treaties With the Indians. Indian Hieroglyphics. Printed, on paper, in 5 colors. Laminated, 3 sections. Also: Historical Map of Pennsylvania. Showing the Indian Names of Streams, and Villages and Paths of Travel; The Sites of Old Forts and Battlefields; The Successive Purchases from the Indians; and the Names and Dates of Counties and County Towns; with Tables of Forts and Proprietary Manors. Edited by P. W. Sheafer and others. Publication Fund of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 820 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, 1875. Printed. Laminated, 3 sections.

86. A Mapp of Ye Improved Part of Pensilvania in America, Divided Into Countyes Townships and Lotts, Surveyed by Thomas Holme. To William Penn Esq. Proprietor & Governor of Penn=Sylvania. This Mapp is humbly Dedicated and Presented, by Jno Harris. Facsimile of Holmes Map of Pennsylvania, with names of the first Purchasers, beginning A.D. 1681. Copied from an Original Print in the possession of the Publisher, Samuel L. Smedley, Chief Engineer and Surveyor of the City of Philadelphia, A.D. 1876. Shows: References to the Settlements of Severall Inhabitants in ye Countyes of Bucks, Chester and Philadelphia. And, Map of The City Philadelphia two Miles in Length and one in Breadth. Printed, black on white. Laminated, 1 section.

87. To the Honorable Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esquires. True and Absolute Proprietaries and Governors of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Territories thereunto belonging and to the Honorable John Penn Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the same. This Map of the Province of Pennsylvania. Is humbly dedicated, by their Most Obedient humble Servt W. Scull. Philadelphia, Printed by James Nevil, for the Author, April 4th 1770. Facsimile. Printed, in black and white. Laminated, 2 sections. [Also in: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 19.]

88. A Map of Pennsylvania Exhibiting not only The Improved Parts of that Province, but also its Extensive Frontiers: Laid down From Actual Surveys; and Chiefly From the Late Map of W. Scull Published in 1770; and Humbly Inscribed To The Honourable Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esquires. True and Absolute Proprietaries & Governors of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Territories thereunto belonging. English Miles 69 1/2 to a Degree. London, Printed for Robt Sayer & J. Bennett Map & Print Sellers, No. 53 in Fleet Street, Published as the Act directs 10 June 1775. Printed, in 3 colors. Laminated, 6 sections. 89. This Map of Part of the Northern Boundary of Pennsylvania is most humbly inscribed to the Supreme Executive Council of that Commonwealth by their humble Servt Benjamin Ellicott [1786]. Printed, in black and white. Laminated, 4 sections.

90. A Map of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. By P. W. Sheafer, Civil & Mining Engineer, Pottsville, Pennsylvania. April 1855. Published & Sold by R. L. Barnes, No. 6 South 7th Street, Philadelphia. T. Sinclair's Lithograph, Philadelphia. Shows: statistics, post offices, railroads, telegraph lines, stations in Schuylkill County, distances, short history of county. Printed, in 6 colors. Laminated, 2 sections.

91. Map of Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. Drawn by Ulysses Bird, 1892. J. L. Smith, Map Publ. 27 S. 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For sale by Newell & Bird. Shows: population, table of airline distances in miles, short history of county. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 1 section.

92. No. 11 Plot of the Ground from the forked Oak to the Summit Maple at Oliver Howell, & of the Road to the Head of the Tide in Elk River. The figures in this Map refer to the High Water Mark agreed as the extreme by Messrs Howard and Latrobe, as being 1f 6i, or thereabouts higher than the average of tides at Frenchtown, from which the levels as far as the forked Oak, in No. 1 of these Maps, are set down. B. Henry Latrobe. Engineer. August 1803. Original, hand colored in 4 colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

93. To the Bear [on road to Newcastle]. Presumably B. Henry Latrobe, Engineer [c. 1803]. Original, in 2 water colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

94. …To New Castle. Presumably an elevation of a proposed canal, by B. Henry Latrobe, Engineer [c. 1803]. Original, in ink and 2 water colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

95. White Clay Creek (Newbold's Factory and Matiers Paper Mill.) Presumably by B. Henry Latrobe, Engineer [c. 1803]. Original, in ink and 2 water colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

96. Turn? to New Castle. Debouche at New Castle-continued from Nos. 8 & 10 [No.]12. Presumably by B. Henry Latrobe, Engineer [c. 1803]. Original, in ink and brown water color. Laminated, 4 sections.

97. From summit level to Aikentown. From the Summit Maple at Oliver Howell's to Aikentown [No.] 3. No. 111. Map of the Ground between the Summit at the Maple opposite to Oliver Howell, and at the Old School House, & Aikentown: showing two practicable lines for the Canal. B. Henry Latrobe, Engineer. August 1803. Original, in 3 water colors. Laminated, 4 sections.

98. Map Showing the Location of 31 Tracts of Land, Situate in the Counties of Centre and Clearfield, on the Waters of the Moshannon and the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. Warrants dated and surveyed respectively as above stated, having been connected from and carefully compared with the original draughts on file in the Surveyor General's Office of Pennsylvania, and partly from the actual resurvey made by Daniel Hoffman, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, 1859. Original, on paper, in brown and blue water color. Also: original, in brown ink. Laminated, 5 sections.

99. A Plan of the Borough of Harrisburg. Market, Second and Paxton Streets are 80 feet wide. All the other streets are 52 1/2 feet wide. The Alleys are 20 feet wide. The regular lots are 52 1/2 feet wide and 210 feet deep. That part within the redlines was laid out by the Commissioners. That part of the town within the yellow lines was laid out by the Heirs of John Harris. Endorsed: Draft or Plan of the Borough of Harrisburgh in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania [1810?] Original, in 2 colors. Laminated, 4sections.

100. Map of the Public Roads in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department. By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner. Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer. Made by Ralph C. Benedict. March 1, 1912. Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances. Printed, in 4 colors. Laminated, 2 sections.