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Maps Collection Aquinnah / Gay Head

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of Gay Head that was developed by Joseph T. Pease, Richard L. Pease, and John H. Mullin to show the partition of the common lands. It shows numbered lots, major roads, a dividing line between beach land and up land, and a town boundary line between Gay Head and Chilmark. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Cuff, Peters, Cooper, Manning, Johnson, Rodman, Mingo, Tobey, Vanderhoop, Sanderhook, Map of Gay Head Showing the Genochio, Eagleston, Randolph, Attaquin, Madison, Belain, Smalley, Aquinnah / Gay Head 1870 1976.023 Rolled Maps Partition of the Common Lands Williams, Duff, Powell, James, Nevers, Devine, Cook, Jeffers, Weeks, Dodge, Richardson, Bound, Bassett, Allen, Haskins, Mayhew, Merrill, Norton, Spencer, Anthony, Foster, Williams, Cooper, Look, James, Laley, Hammond, Cromwell, Gersham, and Francis. It also identifies a lighthouse, church, grave yard, post office, school house, the Gay Head cliffs, Zachery's Cliffs, and the locations of , a brook, and a stone wall. The map is a blueprint of a 1931 tracing of the original 1870 map.

Map of Lobsterville Road in Aquinnah that gives the names and locations of property owners. The last names include Porter, Saunders, Merrill, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Aquinnah / Gay Head Lobsterville Road land divisions 1938 Manning, Draper, Jeffers, Mayhew, and Smalley. It also shows a proposed 2012.030.001 Drawer 3 road that branches off of Lobsterville Road near the Vineyard . Tracing in pencil.

Map of Gay Head that shows the lands of individual owners and the general fields or commons. It was made under the direction of Richard L. Flat Files Cabinet 2 Aquinnah / Gay Head Boundaries of Indian lands 1866 Pease, a commissioner appointed by Governor Bullock under Resolve 2012.030.002 Drawer 3 Chapter 67. The purpose of the map was to determine the boundary lines of the Indian lands in Gay Head.

Map of the North Head area in Gay Head that was traced by Richard L. Flat Files Cabinet 2 Aquinnah / Gay Head Gay Head - North Head Place circa 1938 Pease to show land divisions. It shows numbered lots, but it does not give 2012.030.003 Drawer 3 the last names of property owners.

Map of the South Head and North Head areas in Gay Head that was Gay Head - South Head Place and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Aquinnah / Gay Head 1938 traced by Richard L. Pease to show land divisions. It shows numbered 2012.030.004 North Head Place Drawer 3 lots, but it does not give the last names of property owners.

1 Map of Aquinnah / Gay Head from Donald Swift Real Estate that shows land divisions, including linear measurements for each lot. It also shows Flat Files Cabinet 2 Coochee , , , Menemsha Bight, Drawer 3 Aquinnah / Gay Head Aquinnah land divisions 1900s Cranberry Lands, West Spur, and the location of a gate. 1 copy also 2012.030.005 identifies the locations of a town hall, school, stone barn, potters wheel, Rolled Maps and property owned by Ginnochio, Devine, Manning, Attaquin, Cooper, and Belain.

Map of Gay Head and No Mans Land that was copied from a Survey map and given to Henry L. Whiting in 1853. It shows major Aquinnah / Gay Head Gay Head and No Mans Land 1852 roads and the outlines of ponds. The map does not have any text, but 2012.030.006 Rolled Maps there are annotations in red ink that give the locations of Gay Head Light, Gay Head Signal, and Molasha Hill. Tracing in ink.

2 Maps Collection Chilmark

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of Chilmark in the area between and South Road that is close to Tabor House Road and Roaring Brook. It was prepared by Richard L. Pease and John H. Mullin for Nathaniel Harris in order to show Map of Lands and Clay Privileges at Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark 1868 land ownership, boundaries, and clay privileges. The last names of land 2003.024 the Roaring Brook and Vicinity Drawer 3 owners shown on the map include Nickerson, Flanders, Norton, Mayhew, Look, Vincent, Pease, Tilton, Bassett, Hillman, Austin, and Hammett. Photocopy. See 2012.031.021 for a 1978 tracing of this map.

Map of Chilmark that was based on a map by Joseph F. W. Des Barres Chilmark from Joseph F. W. Des Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark circa 1900 (see 2012.037.037). It shows house locations for 1781. There is no text on 2012.031.001 Barres map Drawer 1 the map other than a title. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Chilmark that shows the names of people who owned 16 land Land owners near Tiasquam in divisions near the New Mill River (). The last names Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark circa 1900 2012.031.002 Chilmark include Merry, Look, Case, Cobb, and Tucker. Tracing in pencil and ink by Drawer 1 Charles Banks. Map of Florence B. Mayhew's land in Chilmark that shows two subdivisions. The land is along Squibnocket Road and it borders land owned by Ethel Blackwell Robinson, E. Elliot Mayhew, William S. Mayhew, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Land subdivisions in Chilmark 1923 Gardner G. Hammond, and Alice Stone Blackwell. The survey for the map 2012.031.003 Drawer 1 was completed by C.B. Humphrey, a court-appointed engineer. Text on the map indicates that separate certificates of title may be issued for the two subdivisions.

Map of Menemsha Creek and Menemsha Pond in Chilmark. Black-and- Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Menemsha Pond undated 2012.031.004 white photocopy with no labels other than "Menamsha Pond". Drawer 1

Map of Menemsha Pond and Menemsha Creek in Chilmark. The only Menemsha Pond and Menemsha Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark undated labels on the map are Menemsha Pond, Menemsha Creek, and "Flag" 2012.031.005 Creek Drawer 1 Hyd.

Map of Menemsha Pond and in Chilmark. It is a Menemsha Pond and Nashaquitsa Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark 1898 photocopy of the Chilmark area of a map from the United States Coast and 2012.031.006 Pond Drawer 1 Geodetic Survey (see 2012.036.062).

Map of the north and south geological profiles for Chocker's in Geological profiles for Chocker's Chilmark. Each profile shows the types of geological layers that exist, such Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark undated 2012.031.007 Point in Chilmark as topsoil, ash, clams, fish, shells, scallops, and sand, as well as the depth Drawer 2 of each layer.

Map of Florence B. Mayhew's land along Squibnocket Road in Chilmark. It shows 3 subdivisions for the land and the locations of hills, walls, and a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Florence B. Mayhew land 1923 2012.031.008 gate. It also gives linear and angular measurements and the size in Drawer 2 acreage for each subdivision. Tracing in pencil.

3 Map of the Mills property near in Chilmark. It shows a proposed right-of-way, the location of a camp, Middle Coomes' Pond, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Sketch of Mills property 1940 Lower Coomes' Pond. It also gives linear measurements and sizes in 2012.031.009 Drawer 2 acreage. The names of land owners near the Mills property include Whiting, Mitchell, and Bigelow. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Florence B. Mayhew's land in Chilmark. It shows 57 divisions for the land and it gives both linear and angular measurements. The map also Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Survey for Florence B. Mayhew 1921 identifies field stones near High Street and two posts and a wall on Lake 2012.031.010 Drawer 2 Road. The other roads shown on the map are Hillside Street, Crestview Avenue, and Red Valley Road. Map of Florence B. Mayhew's land in Chilmark. It shows 7 divisions for the Survey of Florence B. Mayhew's land and it gives both linear and angular measurements. The roads shown Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark 1929 2012.031.011 land are State Highway and Squibnocket Road. It also identifies 2 walls and a Drawer 2 post.

Map of Chilmark that gives the names of land owners and the locations of their land. It also gives Indian place names and it identifies the sites for Indian lands, mills, meeting houses, an iron mine, a brick yard, a Property owners and landmarks in Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark 1858 cemetery, a school, clay pits, tan pits, Beetlebung Corner, Prospect Hill, 2012.031.012 Chilmark Drawer 3 and Peaked Hill. It is adapted from the Chilmark inset on The Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Chilmark that shows the results of land surveys by Richard L. Pease. It gives both linear and angular measurements for land bordering Menemsha Pond and Squibnocket Pond. The last names of land owners Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Plan of lands in Chilmark undated 2012.031.013 shown on the map are Mayhew, Smith, Allen, Dunham, and Greene. Drawer 3 Features identified on the map are walls, a spring, a meadow, a pasture, Herring Creek, and barns. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Chilmark that shows the results of surveys of land near the Atlantic Ocean and . The last names of land owners shown on the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Survey of land in Chilmark undated map are Mayhew, Blackwell, Robinson, Bruno, Gietz, Leigh, Mills, Metcalf, 2012.031.014 Drawer 3 Dilley, Brehm, Petersen, Camden, Garrett, Sayre, and Parker. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Chilmark near Blackwater Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. It shows the results of a land survey by Vinal Skiff and it gives descriptions of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Survey of land in Chilmark 1826 beach land and meadows. The last names of land owners given on the 2012.031.015 Drawer 2 map are Hancock, Mayhew, Luce, Hammett, Cottle, Allen, and Lumbert. Tracing in ink. Map of Chilmark showing the locations of land owned by Skiffe, Thacher, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Land owners in Chilmark circa 1900 Allen, Ellingham, and Case. It also shows three hills, rivers, and major 2012.031.016 Drawer 3 roads. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map showing the topography of Chilmark from Menemsha Creek to the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Chilmark topography 1897 West Tisbury line. The features shown on the map include Prospect Hill, 2012.031.017 Drawer 3 Peaked Hill, Cape Higgon, and Nashaquitsa Cliff.

4 Map of the Quansoo area of Chilmark, which is between Black Point Pond and Tisbury Great Pond. It shows the results of a survey that was taken 13 days after the Tisbury Great Pond opened to the Atlantic Ocean. The map gives both angular and linear measurements for land belonging to Robert Flat Files Cabinet 2 L. Bigelow. It also shows the location of picnic woods, Inslee Camp, Drawer 3 Chilmark Quansoo Area Tie Survey 1946 2012.031.018 Hinckley Camp, and Crab Creek. For Tisbury Great Pond, it shows the shore line in circa 1925, the mean line for high water, the mean line for low Rolled Maps water, and the top of the bank. The map also gives a table of survey ties, which includes pipes, stones, posts, stakes, and other survey markers. Tracing in ink by Dean H. Swift.

Map of Chilmark between Black Point Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. It shows the location and linear measurement of land owned by Mills, which Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Plan of Mills land 1941 is between land owned by Whiting and Bigelow. The map also shows the 2012.031.019 Drawer 3 mean level of high water from the Atlantic Ocean, the edges of banks, and the approximate edge of hurricane sand wash. Tracing in ink.

Map of Chilmark between Black Point Pond and the Atlantic Ocean resulting from a survey by William S. Swift in 1923. It shows the location and linear measurement of land owned by Mills, which is east of land Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Survey of Mills land 1939 2012.031.020 owned by Whiting and Hancock. The map also shows the mean level of Drawer 3 high water from the Atlantic Ocean and the edge of the bank. Tracing by Holmes A. Swift in 1939, with annotations by Dean S. Swift in 1935.

Map of Chilmark near Black Point Pond, Tisbury Great Pond, and the Atlantic Ocean resulting from a land survey by William S. Swift and Sons. It shows the location, linear measurement, and acreage of land owned by Mills, Mitchell, and Bigelow, which is bordered by land owned by Whiting, Allen, McAlpin, and Manter. The features shown on the map are Middle Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Plan of land for Quansoo 1942 2012.031.021 Coomes' Pond, Lower Coomes' Pond, Mills Camp, Picnic Woods, Hinckley Drawer 3 Camp, Inslee Camp, Mesaspootchy , Cobb's Point, Crab Cove, and Crab Creek. It also shows the locations of fences, pipes, and gateways, and the mean level of high water for the Atlantic Ocean in both 1925 and 1942. Tracing in pencil and ink by Holmes A. Swift.

Map of Chilmark in the area between Vineyard Sound and South Road that is close to Tabor House Road and Roaring Brook. It is based on an 1868 map prepared by Pease and Mullin for Nathaniel Harris in order to show land ownership and boundaries. See 2003.024 for a photocopy of the 1868 map. The original map is shown in blue ink, updates to ownership as of 1978 are shown in red ink, and a route walked in search of the Chilmark Brick and Tile Works (the "brickyard" on the map) is shown in pencil. The Map of Lands and Clay Privileges at last names of land owners shown on the map are Harris, Nickerson, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark 1978 2012.031.022 the Roaring Brook and Vicinity Flanders, Norton, Mayhew, Look, Tilton, Bassett, Hillman, Austin, Epstein, Drawer 3 and Cagney. Taped to this map is a copy of a map prepared by Hollis A. Smith that is also based on the 1868 map. The last names of land owners on this map from Smith are Van Derheggen, Schofield, Harris, Flanders, Epstein, Tilton, and Cagney. Also taped to the map is part of a newspaper article entitled "Assessors Reassess 1933 Clay Rights Report", which further describes the rights to 900 acres of land in the area of the Chilmark brickyard. Tracing in ink.

5 Map of land in Chilmark that was surveyed by Henry R. Anderson for Mrs. George B. Harris. It gives linear measurements and the size in acreage for each of 7 divisions of land that are located in the Quansoo area to the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chilmark Plan of Land in Chilmark 1969 2012.031.023 west of Tisbury Great Pond and north of Crab Creek. The map shows Drawer 3 these divisions to border land owned by Mitchell and Bigelow and land formerly owned by Mills.

Map of the Quansoo area of Chilmark, which is between Black Point Pond and Tisbury Great Pond. It gives linear measurements for land belonging to Robert L. Bigelow. The map also shows the location of Inslee Camp, Chilmark Survey of Quansoo area circa 1945 2012.031.024 Rolled Maps Hinckley Camp, Crab Creek, buried posts, pipes, and stones. For Tisbury Great Pond, it shows the shore line in circa 1925, the mean line for high water, the mean line for low water, and the top of the bank. Tracing in ink.

Map of Chilmark for a Natural Resource Planning Program under the Soil Conservation Service. It shows contour lines with elevation levels in feet. It also gives the names and locations of ponds, rivers, brooks, , points, hills, and beaches. Included with the map are 12 pages of notes from the town of Chilmark that give the historical significance of 50 numbered locations on the map. These locations include Chocker's Point, Town Pound, Elliot Mayhew store, Nathan Mayhew grave, Seven Gates, Paint Mill, Kapigan School House, Brick Factory, Old Chilmark Center, King's Natural resources and historical sites Chilmark 1975 Highway, Old Town Hall, Tanning Pits, Devil's Bed, Chilmark Cemetery, 2012.031.025 Rolled Maps in Chilmark Chilmark Methodist Church, Menemsha School, and Southeast District School House. It also shows the locations of houses owned by Leonard West, Elija Smith, Alice Stone Blackwell, Benjamin Bassett, Captain George Fred Tilton, Captain Zebulon N. Tilton, Colonel George Claghorn, Captain Ellsworth L. West, William Tilton, Captain James Allen, Ephraim Poole, Jr, Benjamin Lumbert, Ephraim Mayhew, Captain Austin Smith, Simon Mayhew, Tristram Allen, Eliasib Adams, Colonel Zaccheus Mayhew, and Experience Mayhew.

Map of land in Chilmark that was surveyed by William S. Swift for Robert L. Bigelow. It gives linear and angular dimensions for 2 divisions of land that are located near the Atlantic Ocean between Black Point Pond and Chilmark Land surveyed for Robert L. Bigelow 1925 Tisbury Great Pond. The map shows these divisions to border land owned 2012.031.026 Rolled Maps by Josiah T. Hancock, Eben D. Bodfish, George Manter, and Harleigh Schultz. It is an earlier version of a map drawn one month later for Robert L. Bigelow (see 2012.036.064). Tracing in ink.

6 Maps Collection Edgartown / Chappaquiddick

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of Edgartown between the Edgartown harbor and the Martha's Vineyard Railroad line. It shows a development plan for a community called "Ocean View Cliffs". The map is also known as the "Mullin Plan" Edgartown / since the plan was created by John H. Mullin. The names of streets shown Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Ocean View Cliffs 1875 1937.009.001 Chappaquiddick on the map include Ocean View Avenue, Maddequoit Avenue, Menamsha Drawer 3 Avenue, Nashaquitsa Avenue, and Mattakesett Avenue. The map also has annotations in pencil that give the names of property owners, including Norton and Fisher. Map of Chappaquiddick in the North Neck area between Cape Poge Pond and Edgartown harbor. It shows land divisions and it gives linear measurements and the sizes of land in acreage. The last names of Edgartown / property owners shown on the map include Cooke, Jonas, Prince, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chappaquiddick land divisions 1851 1962.019.001 Chappaquiddick Williamson, Maddison, Carrol, Belain, Brown, Peters, Harris, Ware, Drawer 3 Joseph, Webquish, Simpson, and Johnson. It also identifies an Indian fence, land belonging to white inhabitants, and an area set aside for the support of the poor. Map of Chappaquiddick in the area of Point. It shows a plan developed by the State Street Trust Company, which was based in , , to subdivide Wasque Point into about 775 housing units Edgartown / and to call it "Chappaquiddick by the Sea". The units would have been Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chappaquiddick by the Sea 1913 1977.017.002 Chappaquiddick bordered by Katama Drive, Wasque Drive, and Paucha Drive, and they Drawer 1 would surround three parks: Wa-Nas-Que Park, Captain Kidd Park, and Butler Park. See 2012.032.039 for an oversize, blueprint version of this map. Map of Edgartown land divisions between South Water Street and South Summer Street. It gives a genealogical description for each plot of land. Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown land divisions circa 1896 The last names of property owners on the map include Coffin, Osborn, 1991.004.001 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 Fisher, Munroe, and Swift. The years written next to names on the map range from 1827 to 1896. Tracing in pencil. Map of the streets near Edgartown harbor. It shows the locations of Edgartown / buildings that are on The Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Flat Files Cabinet 2 Town of Edgartown undated 1993.089.001 Chappaquiddick Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858 (see 2012.036.018). Tracing in Drawer 3 pencil and ink. Map of Edgartown near the harbor that shows the locations of buildings, green spaces, ponds, cemeteries, roads, a baseball field, and the Edgartown / Town of Edgartown circa 1970 American Legion Post. The last names of property owners shown on the 1993.089.002 Rolled Maps Chappaquiddick map include Feary, McCarron, Meyer, Erdman, Looney, Wilson, Bettencourt, Brown, Harman, and Mitchell. Copy of a tracing.

7 Map of Edgartown harbor and Katama that shows the results of a topographic survey by H.L. Whiting and a physical hydrographic survey by H. Mitchell and H.L. Marindin. It gives tidal information, water depths, and the characteristics of the ocean bottom. It also shows 9 water-worn sections of South Beach and 1 water-worn section of the area between Edgartown / Chappaquiddick Point and the western shore. The map also identifies the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown Harbor and Cotamy Bay 1871 2000.067.001 Chappaquiddick locations of sand breaches along Norton Point Beach that occurred in Drawer 3 1846, 1856, 1776, and between 1776 and 1871. A note at the top of the reprint version of the map: "This sketch is intended to illustrate Appendix No. 15 of Coast Survey Report for 1869, but was delayed on account of the original having been destroyed in the great Boston Fire", which occurred in 1872.

Edgartown / Hydrographic conditions for Katama Map of the Katama Bay area of Edgartown that shows hydrographic Flat Files Cabinet 2 1962 2002.005.002a Chappaquiddick Bay conditions based on aerial photographs. It identifies six areas of shoals. Drawer 1

Edgartown / Hydrographic conditions for Map of the Edgartown harbor and Eel Pond that shows hydrographic Flat Files Cabinet 2 1962 2002.005.002b Chappaquiddick Edgartown harbor and Eel Pond conditions based on aerial photographs. It identifies two areas of shoals. Drawer 1

Map of Edgartown streets between Westside Cemetery and the Edgartown Edgartown / harbor. The map shows the locations of homes and the names of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown homeowners 1858 2002.017.011 Chappaquiddick homeowners. It is from the Edgartown inset on The Map of Barnstable, Drawer 1 Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858.

Map of Edgartown that shows five ancient paths. The labels on the paths Edgartown / include Swimming Place Path, Oliver Vincent, Warren Vincent, Martin Flat Files Cabinet 2 Five ancient paths in Edgartown undated 2012.032.001 Chappaquiddick Vincent, Oliver Norton Road, and Head of Wintucket Cove. The back of Drawer 1 the map has "Wetmore" written on it. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Edgartown in the area near Main Street that is between Pease's Point Way and South Water Street. It shows the Edgartown Court House on the corner of Main Street and Maple Street, a school on the corner of Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown schools undated Summer Street and Pilgrims Alley, Davis Academy on the corner of Maple 2012.032.002 Chappaquiddick Drawer 1 Street and Pilgrims Alley, "Squire" Thaxter's Academy on the corner of Maple Street and Pilgrims Alley, and the Old Red Schoolhouse on the corner of Pease's Point Way and Pilgrims Alley. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Tom's Neck Preserve in Chappaquiddick that was prepared for the Edgartown / Vineyard Conservation Society. It shows the boundaries of the preserve Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tom's Neck Preserve 1987 2012.032.003 Chappaquiddick and the locations of trails, bodies of water, and green spaces. The back of Drawer 1 the map shows a larger view of Tom's Neck Preserve and Pease Pond.

Map of Quenomica Point near Edgartown Great Pond. It gives linear Edgartown / measurements for Quenomica Point, which is the land through which Flat Files Cabinet 2 Quenomica Point undated 2012.032.004 Chappaquiddick Kanomika Road runs along Edgartown Great Pond and Meshacket Cove. Drawer 1 Tracing in pencil on graph paper. Map of house lots near Starbucks Neck and Tower Hill Road in Edgartown. The last names of land owners near Starbucks Neck include Norton, Edgartown / Harlock, Worth, Bacon, Mayhew, Coffin, Lothroh, Newcomb, Butler, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners near Edgartown Harbor undated 2012.032.005 Chappaquiddick Sarson, Clagham, and Jernegan. The last names of land owners near Drawer 1 Tower Hill include Mayhew, Coffin, Newcomb, and Pease. Tracing in pencil. Map of land owned by Thomas Mayhew and Peter Coffin in Edgartown. It Edgartown / was drafted by order of court to set off land to Peter Coffin in the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Mayhew and Coffin land undated 2012.032.006 Chappaquiddick settlement of a dispute. The last name of another land owner given on the Drawer 1 map is Holley.

8 Map of North Water Street and South Water Street in Edgartown. It shows the locations of homes and the names of homeowners. The last names given on the map include Coffin, Pease, Worth, Dunham, Osborn, Morse, Edgartown / North Water Street and South Water Flat Files Cabinet 2 1905 Beetle, Mayhew, Fisher, Warren, Butler, Donaldson, Smith, Dexter, 2012.032.007 Chappaquiddick Street Drawer 1 Norton, Chadwick, and Daggett. The map also gives the locations of a courthouse, post office, library, and bank. Tracing in pencil by Walter S. Osborn. Map of Edgartown streets between Westside Cemetery and the Edgartown Edgartown / harbor. It gives the locations of buildings, which are not labeled. It also Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Village of Edgartown 1848 2012.032.008 Chappaquiddick identifies Tower Hill, an unnamed hill, and a swamp. Tracing in pencil and Drawer 1 ink by Charles Banks. Map of Edgartown that is an enlargement of a map drawn by Henry H. Edgartown / Crapo. It gives the names of ponds, points, and beaches. It also shows the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown landmarks 1830 2012.032.009 Chappaquiddick location of a court house, jail, congregational church, post office, wharf, Drawer 2 signal pole, and an Indian meeting house. Map showing the relationship of the Edgartown School playground with the buildings and property of Mary R. Fisher. It shows a schoolhouse and a baseball diamond on property belonging to Edgartown School, and a house, hennery, small building, driveway, and garage on property Edgartown / Edgartown school and Mary R. Flat Files Cabinet 2 1934 belonging to Mary R. Fisher. The map also shows the property line 2012.032.010 Chappaquiddick Fisher property Drawer 2 between the school and the residence, which runs perpendicular to Edgartown - West Tisbury Road, and it gives the linear measurements between the baseball diamond and each structure on Mary R. Fisher's property. Map of the Katama area of Edgartown showing a plan for landscaped gardens that was developed by Robert Morris Copeland. It shows house lots and streets surrounded by illustrations for deciduous trees, evergreen Edgartown / trees, and public grounds and reservations. The names of the parks are Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Seaside Town of Katama 1872 2012.032.011 Chappaquiddick Katama Farms and Park, Pilgrim Park, and Winthrop Park. The map also Drawer 2 shows bathing houses, a pavilion, a wharf, a pond, and a gatehouse. It also gives the mean level of high water, the top bank, and the bottom bank for the Katama Bay.

Edgartown / Map of Edgartown property owned by Samuel Wheldon and Daniel Coffin. Flat Files Cabinet 2 Wheldon and Coffin land 1814 2012.032.012 Chappaquiddick It gives linear measurements for five tracts of land. Tracing in ink. Drawer 2

Map of Edgartown showing the locations of homes and the names of land Edgartown / owners. The last names include Ripley, Norton, Coffin, Huxford, Daggett, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners in Edgartown 1800s 2012.032.013 Chappaquiddick Marchant, Allen, Stewart, Smith, Cleveland, Coleman, Gardner, Pease, Drawer 2 Vinson, Worth, and Jernegan. Tracing in ink.

Map of eastern Edgartown from Trapps Pond to South Beach. It gives the Edgartown / names of ponds, coves, beaches, and major roads. The map also Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown harbor and Katama 1944 2012.032.014 Chappaquiddick identifies Clevelandtown, Mill Hill, Beetle Swamp, and the Edgartown Drawer 2 airport.

Map of the Chappaquiddick area of Edgartown that was included in "Chappaquiddick - That Sometimes Separated But Never Equalled Island", Edgartown / Chappaquiddick houses and a book written by Arthur Railton. It identifies the approximate locations of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1981 2012.032.015 Chappaquiddick features 35 houses and features that are mentioned in oral history recollections, Drawer 2 which were gathered by the Association. Tracing in pencil and ink. Legend on two typewritten pages.

9 Map of Edgartown that shows land divisions near Jones Hill, which is east of Meshacket Cove and north of Katama. The last names of property Edgartown / owners on the map include Daggett, , Folger, Butler, Mayhew, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown land divisions circa 1760 2012.032.016 Chappaquiddick Covell, Pease, Dunham, Jenkins, Hadaway, Jones, Arey, Beetle, Smith, Drawer 2 Stewart, Harlock, Newcomb, Athearn, Trapp, Higginson, and Bacon. Tracing in pencil by Charles Banks. Map of Edgartown that shows streets and buildings near the harbor. It indicates whether a building is constructed of frame, brick, stone, iron, adobe, or special materials; and whether the roof consists of shingles, composite materials, or slate. The map uses symbols to denote frame partitions, door openings, and windows. It also gives the names of streets Edgartown / Sanborn Map of Edgartown, and it identifies landmarks such as the National Bank, Dukes County Flat Files Cabinet 2 1898 2012.032.017 Chappaquiddick Massachusetts Courthouse, Morse's Wharf, Harbor View Hotel, Schoolhouse, Baptist Drawer 2 Church, and the M.E. Church. The map also identifies the types of goods and services found within some of the buildings, such as baked goods, fruit, ice cream, lumber, coal, ice, carpentry, and boat building. The map consists of 4 prints in color, which are annotated in pencil and kept within the original book cover. Map of Edgartown harbor that gives water depths, characteristics of the Edgartown / ocean bottom, sailing directions, tidal information, and the locations of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown Harbor circa 1883 2012.032.018 Chappaquiddick buoys, lighthouses, and anchorage points. It also shows the layout of Drawer 2 streets and the locations of buildings near the harbor. Map of Edgartown land divisions near the Great Swamp area. The last names of property owners on the map include Norton, Newcomb, Pease, Dunham, Amory, Vinson, Daggett, Butler, Vincent, Kelley, Beetle, Sarson, Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions near Great Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1902 Cleveland, Freeman, Coffin, Marchant, Mayhew, Thaxter, Fisher, Trapp, 2012.032.019 Chappaquiddick Swamp Drawer 3 Holman, Webb, Smith, Weeks, and Osborn. The years written next to names on the map range from 1659 to 1902. Tracing in pencil by Charles Banks. Map of Edgartown land divisions. The last names of property owners on Edgartown / the map include Pease, Dunham, Hadaway, Jenkins, Harlock, Smith, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown land divisions circa 1900 2012.032.020 Chappaquiddick Stewart. The years written next to names on the map range from 1675 to Drawer 3 1729. Tracing in pencil by Charles Banks.

Map of Edgartown land divisions near the Great Swamp area. The last names of property owners on the map include Cleveland, Dunham, Norton, Vincent, and Lewis. It also shows the boundaries of the swamp, an island Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions near Great and a ditch in the swamp, and the area of woodland adjoining the swamp. Flat Files Cabinet 2 1845 2012.032.021 Chappaquiddick Swamp The map also gives linear measurements. 1 tracing in pencil and ink from Drawer 3 1845 and 1 copy in pencil and ink by Charles Banks, circa 1902. The copy by Charles Banks lists the names of four people who owned Joseph Vincent's land.

Map of the Edgartown lot northwest of Water Street and the lot in the back of the Methodist Meeting House. It was based on a survey by Jeremiah Edgartown / Plan of lots near Water Street and Flat Files Cabinet 2 1846 Pease for H.A. Coffin. The last names of property owners on the map 2012.032.022 Chappaquiddick Meeting House Drawer 3 include Coffin, Norton, Pease, Kelley, Mayhew, Colt, Osborn, Baylies, Fisher, Luce, and Worth. It also gives linear measurements. Tracing in ink.

Map of Edgartown land divisions between Pease's Point Way and the harbor. The last names of property owners on the map include Pease, Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions near Trapp, Martin, Vincent, Paine, Baylies, Weeks, Sarson, Harlock, Smith, Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 2012.032.023 Chappaquiddick harbor Daggett, Starbuck, Arey, and Butler. The years written next to names on Drawer 3 the map range from 1679 to 1768. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

10 Map of Edgartown land divisions near Westside Cemetery. The last names of property owners on the map include Martin, Vincent, Marchant, Vinson, Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions near Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 Thaxter, Mayhew, Sarson, Lothrop, Coffin, Newman, Hamlin, Finley, and 2012.032.024 Chappaquiddick Westside Cemetery Drawer 3 Bunker. The years written next to names on the map range from 1642 to 1799. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Edgartown land divisions along the shore between Eel Pond and Katama. The last names of property owners on the map include Weeks, Norton, Trapp, Newcomb, Pease, Tabor, Daggett, Arey, Smith, Harlock, Paine, Sarson, Martin, Vincent, Mayhew, Dunham, Folger, Eddy, Case, Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions between Butler, Worth, Burchard, and Watson. The years written next to names on Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 2012.032.025 Chappaquiddick Eel Pond and Katama the map range from 1684 to 1720. The map gives three names for the Drawer 3 same pond: Gurnet Pond, Daniel's Pond, and Eel Pond. It also identifies Sanchacantacket Pond, Weeks' Neck, Trapps Pond, the Great Swamp, Westside Cemetery, an 1830 mill, Jones Hill, and Swimming Place Path. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Edgartown land divisions near the eastern shore. The last names of property owners on the map include Pease, Tabor, Daggett, Arey, Edgartown / Edgartown land divisions near Smith, Lay, Harlock, Sarson, Weeks, Bayes, Newcomb, Norton, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 2012.032.026 Chappaquiddick eastern shore Martin. The years written next to names on the map range from 1720 to Drawer 3 1758. The map also gives linear measurements. Tracing in pencil by Charles Banks.

Map of the south opening into Edgartown harbor and Katama Bay, including the outer shores of Chappaquiddick Island. It identifies Cape Edgartown / Edgartown Harbor, Cotamy Bay, and Poge Pond, Caleb's Pond, Mettakeesett Bay, and Swimming Place. On Flat Files Cabinet 2 1886 2012.032.027 Chappaquiddick Chappaquiddick Chappaquiddick, it gives the location of Sampson's Hill, an old church, a Drawer 3 schoolhouse, a lifeboat house, and three shipwrecks. The map also shows a between and Mettakeesett Bay.

Map of Edgartown based on a coastal survey in 1897. It identifies Pohogonet Pond, Jobs Neck Pond, Great Herring Pond, Wintucket Cove, Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown coastal survey 1927 Swimming Place, Mattakeset Bay, Snows Point, Bluefish Point, Quohog 2012.032.028 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 Point, and two Long Points. The map also shows a canal between Great Herring Pond and Mattakeset Bay.

Map of Edgartown streets near the harbor. It is an aerial lithograph with illustrations of buildings, trees, people, and boats. The map also shows a picture of the Mattakesett Lodge near South Beach. Features on the map Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown, Massachusetts in 1886 1886 are labeled from A to Z, which are described in the legend. These features 2012.032.029 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 include churches, wharves, Edgartown Light, "You Wait Ferry", Stranger's Burying Ground, Custom House, South School House, and Ocean View House.

Map of Edgartown land divisions between Edgartown Great Pond and Katama Bay. The last names of property owners on the map include Tabor, Layton, Andrews, Vincent, Burchard, Pease, Bartlett, Lay, Norton, Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown land divisions in Katama circa 1900 Smith, Bayes, Newcomb, Folger, Mayhew, Tupper, Butler, Weeks, 2012.032.030 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 Daggett, Covell, Browning, Arey, Bland, Eddy, and Case. The years written next to names on the map range from 1651 to 1725. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

11 Map of Edgartown between Eel Pond and the Edgartown harbor. It gives the names of streets, the locations of buildings, and the last names of Flat Files Cabinet 2 property owners. Features shown on the map include the Reading Room, Edgartown / Drawer 3 Town of Edgartown 1942 Light House, Ice House, Cemetery, Yacht Club, Vineyard Gazette, Dukes 2012.032.031 Chappaquiddick County Historical Society, High School, and Court House. It also shows Framed Maps churches, stores, inns, wharves, and offices. Print by Harriet N. Currier that is an earlier version of a 1952 map (see 2012.032.032).

Map of Edgartown between Eel Pond and the Edgartown harbor. It gives the names of streets, the locations of buildings, and the last names of property owners. Features shown on the map include the Reading Room, Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Town of Edgartown 1952 Light House, Ice House, Cemetery, Yacht Club, Vineyard Gazette, Dukes 2012.032.032 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 County Historical Society, High School, and Court House. It also shows churches, stores, inns, wharves, and offices. Print by Harriet N. Currier that is an updated version of a 1942 map (see 2012.032.031).

Map of the east coast of Edgartown that shows the results of a hydrographic survey. It gives tidal information, the characteristics of the Edgartown / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown hydrography circa 1900 ocean bottom, and water depths. The map also identifies buoys, life saving 2012.032.033 Chappaquiddick Drawer 3 stations, places for best anchorage, sailing lines, shoals, bays, ponds, points, and rocks above and below the water. Map of Edgartown property that is the result of a survey by Jeremiah Pease at the request of Captain Winthrop Luce. It gives linear Edgartown / Captain Winthrop Luce's draft of measurements and the size in acreage for land belonging to West Luce Flat Files Cabinet 2 1824 2012.032.034 Chappaquiddick woodland and for land belonging to Hannah Manter. The map shows that Samuel Drawer 3 Hancock's land borders the Luce and Manter land and that West Luce's land is along Checamy Road. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of Edgartown that is the result of a land survey. It gives Edgartown / measurements for land owned by Samuel Huxford, Leonard Jernegan, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown land owners 1831 2012.032.035 Chappaquiddick Salathiel Pease, Daniel Smith, V. Pease, J. Osborn, and T. Smith. The Drawer 3 map also identifies Indian land and ponds. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of Edgartown streets near the harbor and a map of Chappaquiddick on the other side of the paper. The last names of property owners shown near the harbor include Pease, Codman, Bland, Norton, Tabor, Arey, Starbuck, Daggett, Smith, Burchard, Lay, Harlock, Sarson, Weeks, Bayes, Martin, Paine, Mayhew, and Vincent. The years written next to names and Edgartown / Edgartown property owners and features on the map range from 1663 to 1830. The map of Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 2012.032.036 Chappaquiddick Chappaquiddick Chappaquiddick identifies a flagstaff on Sampson Hill, an Indian church, a Drawer 3 windmill, Tom's Neck, Swimming Point, Collops Pond, Micenuck-Chuwat, Menechew, Cappawack Pond, Pocha Pond (Wassaecktaack), W. Pond, Wannasqua, and Little Neck. The area above Little Neck has three names: Great Neck, Cappawack, and Natick. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Edgartown streets near the harbor that identifies the locations and owners of homes. The last names on the map include Mayhew, Stewart, Marchant, Baylies, Courtney, Norton, Worth, Smith, Collins, Pease, Coffin, Edgartown / Bradley, Athearn, Fisher, Ripley, Fellows, Osborn, Lewis, Arey, Buntin, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown harbor 1850 2012.032.037 Chappaquiddick Russell, Thaxter, Jernegan, Luce, Vincent, Simpson, and Cleveland. Other Drawer 3 features shown on the map include the Congregational Meeting House, Baptist Meeting House, Methodist Meeting House, Court House, three schools, Town House, candle factory, marble shop, and bakery.

12 Map of the Westside Cemetery in Edgartown that was based on a survey by William S. Swift. It shows the layout of lots, the first and last name of the person buried in a lot, and the location of the Edgartown School and Edgartown / Mary Fisher's property, which border the cemetery. It also gives the names Flat Files Cabinet 2 Layout of Town Cemetery 1936 2012.032.038 Chappaquiddick of avenues within the cemetery and the locations and linear Drawer 3 measurements of fences. The map also indicates there was a revised plan in 1951. Annotations in pencil give the name for each section of lots and the location of Robinson Road.

Map of Chappaquiddick in the area of Wasque Point. It shows a plan developed by the State Street Trust Company, which was based in Boston, Massachusetts, to subdivide Wasque Point into about 775 housing units and to call it "Chappaquiddick by the Sea". The units would have been Edgartown / Chappaquiddick by the Sea 1913 bordered by Katama Drive, Wasque Drive, and Paucha Drive, and they 2012.032.039 Rolled Maps Chappaquiddick would surround three parks: Wa-Nas-Que Park, Captain Kidd Park, and Butler Park. Blueprint. See 1977.017.002 for a small print of this map, which lacks the inset and does not show a pond between Wasque Drive and the Atlantic Ocean.

Map showing land divisions and the layout of streets near Edgartown harbor. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Pease, Butler, Starbuck, Braley, Claghorn, Jernegan, Worth, Sarson, Howes, Edgartown / Bassett, Newcomb, Morse, Osborne, Lathrop, Coffin, Ray, Mayhew, Vose, Land owners near Edgartown harbor 1906 2012.032.040 Rolled Maps Chappaquiddick Dunham, Bacon, Arey, Dunham, Brainard, Havlock, Stuart, Marchant, and Daggett. The map also identifies Eel Pond, Harbor View Hotel, Public Library, Jail, Court House, Post Office, Town Hall, Bank, Mill Hill, Lighthouse, churches, schools, and cemeteries.

Maps of Edgartown that are based on photography taken in 1978 in accordance with specifications prepared by Anderson-Nichols and Company in 1975. They show contour lines, major roads, buildings, ponds, beaches, coves, points, necks, and bays. Sheet 1 covers an area north of Edgartown - Vineyard Haven Road between the Oak Bluffs - Edgartown town line and 21st Street. Sheet 2 covers an area north of Edgartown - Vineyard Haven Road between 21st Street and the Edgartown harbor. Sheet 3 covers the northern part of Oyster Pond, including a Jeep Trail. Sheet 4 covers an area that is north of Mashacket Cove, south of Edgartown - West Tisbury Road, and between Pohoganot Road and Old Edgartown / Contour and planimetric maps of 1978 Meshacket Road. Sheet 5 covers an area near the Edgartown Inner 2012.032.041 Rolled Maps Chappaquiddick Edgartown Harbor, the Edgartown Outer Harbor, and Caleb Pond. Sheet 6 covers an area near Chappaquiddick Road and Cape Poge Bay. Sheet 7 covers the northeast area of Cape Poge Bay, including Shear Pen Pond and the Cape Poge Lighthouse. Sheet 8 covers an area east of the West Tisbury - Edgartown town line that includes the southern part of Oyster Cove, Job's Neck Pond, and the northwest part of Job's Neck Cove. Sheet 9 covers the Edgartown Great Pond. Sheet 10 covers an area east of Slough Cove between South Beach and Snows Point. Sheet 11 covers an area near Litchfield Road and Wasque Road, including the eastern half of Katama Bay, Jeep Trails, and Pocho Pond (also known as Poucha Pond).

13 Maps Collection Oak Bluffs

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of Oak Bluffs showing the plan for the Campground, which is south of Lake Anthony (Oak Bluffs Harbor) and east of Sunset Lake. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The map also identifies County Park, Commonwealth Square, Trinity Park, Crystal Park, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Plan of the Camp Ground 1873 1985.025 Washington Park, and Oak Park. It is based on original surveys made by Drawer 4 Richard L. Pease and John H. Mullin in July, 1873. The map was originally drawn by John H. Mullin, then traced in 1948, then traced again by C. Michalceyk in 1970. This map is the 1970 tracing.

Map showing a plan for the village of Oak Bluffs. It shows the layout of streets and buildings that are bordered by Circuit Avenue, South Circuit Avenue, and Seaview Avenue. The map gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. It also identifies Pettuluma Park, Naushon Park, Plan for laying out the village of Oak Nashawena Park, Hiawatha Park, Niantic Park, Waban Park, Penacook Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1870 1992.002.001 Bluffs Park, Hartford Park, Ocean Park, and Chapel Hill. The layout is Drawer 4 surrounded by illustrations of 3 cottages, a proposed chapel, and the Oak Bluffs landing. The layout was created by Robert Morris Copeland, a landscape gardener. The map indicates that plans and terms can be found at the Oak Bluffs Land and Wharf Company in Edgartown, Massachusetts.

Map showing a plan for the village of Oak Bluffs. It shows the layout of streets and buildings that are bordered by Circuit Avenue, South Circuit Avenue, and Seaview Avenue. The map gives the names of streets and it Plan for laying out the village of Oak shows numbered lots. The layout is surrounded by illustrations of 7 Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1866 1992.068.001 Bluffs cottages, including the name and location of the architect for each cottage Drawer 4 and the cost of it. The layout was created by Robert Morris Copeland, a landscape gardener. The map indicates that plans and terms can be found at the Oak Bluffs Land and Wharf Company in Edgartown, Massachusetts.

Map of northeast Oak Bluffs that gives the names of streets, ponds, lakes, parks, residential areas, and businesses. The residential areas shown on the map include Grovedale, Lagoon Heights, Hethern Heights, Eastville, Sunset Heights, Bellevue Heights, Prospect Heights, Sea View Hill, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Oak Bluffs residential areas 1931 1996.060.002 Elysian Heights, The Highlands, Englewood, Forest Hill, Central Place, Drawer 4 Oak Grove Plot, Oakland, and Hart Haven. The map also identifies Martha's Vineyard Hospital, Baptist Temple, Methodist Tabernacle, Trinity Park, East Chop Light, Eagle Theatre, Camp Longview, and a cemetery.

Map showing a plan of Bellevue Heights in Oak Bluffs that was drawn by John H. Mullin and based on surveys by Richard L. Pease. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The features shown on the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Plan of Bellevue Heights 1872 1996.060.003 map include Crystal Lake, The Pool, Prospect Park, Norton House, New Drawer 4 York Steamboat Landing, Norris' Wharf, and a church, a school, and bathing houses.

14 Maps of Oak Bluffs (Cottage City) that are black-and-white photocopies of pages from a large booklet of maps. The first gives the 1878 population of people in Oak Bluffs for the summer and winter seasons. It also gives a description of the fire department and water facilities for Oak Bluffs. The maps identify the locations of businesses and homes, which Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Sanborn Map of Cottage City 1887 2012.033.001 are marked with symbols that are explained by a legend. The landmarks Drawer 1 shown on the maps include the Baptist Chapel, Cottage City Gas Company, Martha's Vineyard Herald Printing, Martha's Vineyard Planning Mill Company, Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute, Methodist Tabernacle, The Monobansett, Opera House, Skating Rink, and thirteen hotels.

Map of Oak Bluffs near Fresh Pond (Quatapog Pond) and Major's Cove. Text below the map: "Please mark the following places", which is followed by a list of 5 landmarks and 3 questions. The 5 places are Burial Hill, Bolt's Farm, Sequinnick, Old House Pond, and The Gore. The 3 questions are Landmarks near Fresh Pond and about whether Burial Hill contains English graves, the extent of The Gore, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs undated 2012.033.002 Major's Cove and whether the "Middle Line" was the west line of Daggett Farm. The Drawer 1 places were marked on the map and answers to the questions were provided. The map also shows the divisions of land for Isaac Norton, Thomas Norton, Shubael Norton, Eliakim Norton, Nicholas Norton, and Joseph Norton. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of Eastville in Oak Bluffs that is based on a coastal survey map from 1847. The features shown on the map include Brush Pond, Cove Meadow, Quays Neck, Baptist Church, Methodist Church, a school house, and a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Eastville circa 1900 wind mill. The last names of property owners on the map include Norton, 2012.033.003 Drawer 1 Davis, Coffin, Claghorn, Hillman, Pease, and Butler. The years written next to names on the map range from 1745 to 1808. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map of northeast Oak Bluffs. It shows the layout of streets and the locations of bodies of water. The only labels on the map are the names of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs East Chop land divisions circa 1900 2012.033.004 property owners: Thomas, John, Joseph, N.B. Norton, Ben Davis, and Drawer 1 C.R. Beetle. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map of land divisions in Oak Bluffs that are west of the intersection of Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road and Barnes Road (east of Duarte Pond). Luce, Tilton, and Smith land in Oak Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs undated The names of property owners given on the map include Johnathan Luce, 2012.033.005 Bluffs Drawer 1 West Luce, George Luce, Christopher Luce, J. Tilton, and T. Smith. Tracing in ink. Map of the Oak Bluffs Campground near Lake Anthony that gives the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Plan of the Camp Grounds undated names of streets, squares, and parks. It also shows the layout of house 2012.033.006 Drawer 2 lots, which are numbered.

Map of Columbus Avenue in Oak Bluffs, which is between Massachusetts Layout of Columbus Avenue in East Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1942 Avenue and Arlington Avenue in the East Chop Highlands. It gives linear 2012.033.007 Chop Highlands Drawer 2 and angular measurements based on a survey by Swift.

Map of the Mill Square subdivision in Oak Bluffs that is based on a survey by Swift and Leonard. The subdivision is near Massachusetts Avenue, Plan of Mill Square subdivision in Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1940 Commercial Avenue, and Arlington Avenue. The map identifies Trinity 2012.033.008 Oak Bluffs Drawer 2 (Episcopal) Church, a storehouse, a park, an asphalt walkway, and 7 sites for houses. It also gives linear measurements.

15 Map of the Farm Neck Golf Club in Oak Bluffs. It shows an aerial view of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Farm Neck Golf Club 1992 the 18-hole golf course, including illustrations of trees, birds, sailboats, 2012.033.009 Drawer 2 tennis courts, ponds, and buildings. Drawn by Dana Gaines.

Map of northeast Oak Bluffs that is based on a coastal survey map from 1847. The features shown on the map include Brush Pond, Lily Pond, Perch Pond, Methodist Church, Baptist Church, boat house, school house, Landmarks and property owners in Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs circa 1900 salt works, and barns. The last names of property owners on the map 2012.033.010 East Chop Drawer 2 include Daggett, Allen, Butler, Norton, Smith, Coffin, Claghorn, and Beetle. The years written next to names on the map range from 1670 to 1796. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of northeast Oak Bluffs that is based on a Joseph F. W. Des Barres map from 1775, a coastal survey map from 1847, and a Henry F. Walling map from 1850. There are 26 features on the map that are explained in a legend. These include a school house, salt works, boat house, and 4 barns. The map also identifies Brush Pond, Lily Pond, Crystal Lake (Perch Landmarks and property owners in Pond), Squash Meadow Pond, Methodist Church, and Baptist Church. The Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs circa 1900 2012.033.011 East Chop based on 3 maps last names of property owners on the map include Daggett, Allen, Luce, Drawer 4 Davis, Butler, Nye, Norris, Beetle, and Waight. The years written next to features on the map range from 1670 to 1775. It also shows roads that existed in 1850, houses that existed in 1850, division lines from 1847, houses that existed in 1775, and Butler's grist mill for wind power. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Oak Bluffs that shows contour lines, which are marked with elevation levels in feet. It also identifies Oak Bluffs airport, Martha's Vineyard Country Club, Oak Grove Cemetery, Hospital, East Chop Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Contour map of Oak Bluffs undated Lighthouse, East Chop Beach Club, Eastville, Vineyard Highlands, Lagoon 2012.033.012 Drawer 4 Heights, Crystal Lake, Lagoon Pond, Brush Pond, Oak Bluffs Harbor, Harts Harbor, Farm Pond, and Hamlin Pond. The map also shows major roads and the locations of buildings.

Map of Oak Bluffs that gives the locations of homes, the last names of homeowners, and Indian names for geographic areas and features. The last names shown on the map include Luce, Waite, Coffin, Norris, Beetle, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Cottage City circa 1900 2012.033.013 Stewart, Norton, Davis, Linton, Butler, Daggett, Bradley, Bolt / Boult, and Drawer 4 West. The years written next to names on the map range from 1682 to 1794. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of the municipal water system for northeast Oak Bluffs. It shows the locations of reservoirs, hydrants, gate valves, a pumping station, and the layout of pipes that vary in length from under 4 inches to 14 inches. The Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Oak Bluffs water system 1957 2012.033.014 map also shows areas of proposed improvements to the water system as Drawer 4 well as future extensions. It also gives the names of streets, ponds, lakes, and harbors.

16 Map of the Vineyard Highlands residential area in Oak Bluffs. It shows the layout of streets, buildings, and parks. The features shown on the map include the East Chop Country Club, Rice Playhouse, Price Theater, Ahoma Inn, Rice School Dormitories, and the Rectory of Trinity Episcopal Vineyard Highlands development Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs circa 1875 Church. It also gives the last names of people who own homes in the 2012.033.015 plan Drawer 4 Vineyard Highlands. These include Chapman, Luce, Dorchester, Edwards, Greene, Sturgis, Bodfish, Frye, Taylor, Fitzgerald, Young, Smith, Wallace, Holley, Mitchell, Fisher, Dorsey, Dean, Gookin, Look, Austin, Hatch, Kirby, Parker, White, Bennett, Barrett, and Metcalf.

Map of land in Oak Bluffs that was surveyed for Mirian Walker by Dean H. Swift. It gives linear and angular measurements for property located along Land in Oak Bluffs surveyed for Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1948 Wayland Avenue that is located next to land owned by Scoville. The map 2012.033.016 Mirian Walker Drawer 4 also shows the locations of fences, lilac bushes, an elm tree, asphalt walks, pipes, an old gateway, and areas claimed by occupation.

Map of land in Oak Bluffs that was surveyed for Joseph A. Sylvia by Dean H. Swift. It gives linear and angular measurements for properties near Land in Oak Bluffs surveyed for Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1946 Summerfield Park. The last names of homeowners shown on the map are 2012.033.017 Joseph A. Sylvia Drawer 4 Briggs, Scoville, Look, and MacNeil. It shows the locations of fences, pipes, trees, and areas claimed by occupation.

Map of land in Oak Bluffs that was surveyed for Marsha Ames Barnes by Dean H. Swift. It gives linear and angular measurements for properties Land in Oak Bluffs surveyed for between Church Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue. The last names of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1948 2012.033.018 Marsha Ames Barnes homeowners shown on the map are Dabney, Kendall, Bowen, Benedict, Drawer 4 Pailler, Turner, Sandridge, Codding, and Trench. It shows the locations of pipes, asphalt walkways, and parks. Map of the bulkhead for Lake Anthony in Oak Bluffs. It shows the mean level of high water, a northern jetty, a retaining wall, concrete curbing, a proposed area for parking, and the locus of the bulkhead. The map also Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Lake Anthony bulkhead circa 1900 2012.033.019 gives linear and angular measurements. In 1900, Lake Anthony was Drawer 4 opened to the and became known as the Oak Bluffs Harbor.

Map of an aerial view of Cottage City (Oak Bluffs) that shows 48 features, which are numbered on the map and explained in a legend. These features include churches, cottages, wharves, lighthouses, bath houses, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Cottage City 1890 arcade, post office, casino, observatory, carousel, Metropolitan Hotel, 2012.033.020 Drawer 4 Martha's Vineyard Railroad, Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute, Herald building, and a school house. The map also gives the names of streets. Hand-drawn with illustrations of boats, buildings, people, and trees.

Map showing an aerial view of the plat and surrounding environment of Lagoon Heights in Cottage City (Oak Bluffs). It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The map also includes illustrations of boats, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Plat and environs of Lagoon Heights 1880 2012.033.021 trees, buildings, lakes, and lighthouses. The border of the map shows Drawer 4 pictures of cottages, tabernacles, steamboat landing, casino, Agassiz Summer Institute, pumping station, observatory, and Prospect House.

17 Map showing a plan for Sunset Heights in Oak Bluffs that was surveyed and drawn by E.B. Hammond. It gives the names of streets and it shows Flat Files Cabinet 2 numbered blocks, which are near Connecticut Park along Elliot Avenue. Drawer 4 Oak Bluffs Plan of Sunset Heights 1872 2012.033.022 The map also shows the locations of a hotel, a steam mill, and bathing houses. The top of the map shows a color illustration of the view from Framed Maps Sunset Heights across the Vineyard Haven harbor.

Map of Oak Bluffs that is from the Martha's Vineyard portion of The Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858. It gives the names and locations of homeowners, including Stewart, Luce, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Oak Bluffs homeowners 1858 2012.033.023 Norton, Davis, Bradley, West, Norton, Beetle, and Daggett. The features Drawer 4 shown on the map include East Chop, Eastville, Wesleyan Grove, Camp Meeting Ground, Squash Meadow Pond, and Farm Pond.

Map showing a plan for the Highlands property in Oak Bluffs that was developed by the Vineyard Grove Company. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The map is surrounded by illustrations of 3 Highlands, the property of the cottages, the chapel, the observatory, and a hotel. It also gives a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs 1871 2012.033.024 Vineyard Grove Company description of the Highlands property, including the surrounding views, the Drawer 4 elevation above sea level, the range of sizes for the lots, and the recreational facilities available. Some of the lots on the map have been crossed off with red ink.

Map showing a plan for the Oak Bluffs Campground and the surrounding area. It shows numbered lots and it gives the names of streets, parks, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Vineyard Camp Ground and ponds, and lakes. The map also identifies Eastville, Bellevue Heights, The Drawer 4 Oak Bluffs 1876 2012.033.025 surrounding summer resorts Highlands, Prospect Heights, Bay View, Forest Hill, Lagoon Heights, Sea View Hill, Englewood, and Ocean Heights. It was drawn by John H. Mullin Rolled Maps based on surveys by Richard L. Pease.

Map showing a plan for The Highlands in Cottage City (Oak Bluffs) that was developed by the Vineyard Grove Company. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The features shown on the map Flat Files Cabinet 2 include Union Park, Asbury Park, Lakeside Park, Washington Park, Drawer 4 Oak Bluffs Plan of the Highlands circa 1930 Plymouth Park, Morton Park, Summer Park, Vincent Park, Wesley Park, 2012.033.026 Dempster Park, Beecher Park, Prospect Park, Lincoln Park, Mill Square, Rolled Maps The Vale, Elliot Place, and the Baptist Temple. 1 copy has annotations that show lots sold by Highland Property Trust, lots sold by Vineyard Grove Company, proposed lots, and prospects.

Map showing a plan of Lagoon Heights in Oak Bluffs that was based on a survey by Richard L. Pease and developed by John H. Mullin, who was a Flat Files Cabinet 2 civil engineer. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots, Drawer 4 Oak Bluffs Plan of Lagoon Heights 1873 which are divided into a North Section and a South Section. The features 2012.033.027 shown on the map include Winne Park, Linden Park, Oriental Square, Framed Maps Saratoga Park, Forest Park, and bath houses. The map is surrounded by illustrations of a landscape and homes.

18 Map showing a plan of Oak Bluffs in the area between Seaview Avenue and Circuit Avenue. It was developed by Robert Morris Copeland, who was a landscape gardener. The map gives the names of streets and it shows numbered lots. The features shown on the map include Pettuluma Park, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Oak Bluffs Plan of Oak Bluffs 1871 2012.033.028 Waban Park, Naushon Park, Nashawena Park, Hiawatha Park, Niantic Drawer 4 Park, Penacook Park, Hartford Park, and Ocean Park. The map is surrounded by illustrations of Seaview Avenue, Ocean Avenue, the beach, Union Chapel, and Sea View House.

Maps of Oak Bluffs that are based on photography taken in 1978 in accordance with specifications prepared by Anderson-Nichols and Company in 1975. They show contour lines, major roads, buildings, ponds, lakes, beaches, islands, and harbors. Sheet 1 covers an area that is north Contour and planimetric maps of of Washington Avenue and between Vineyard Haven Harbor and Oak Bluffs 1978 2012.033.029 Rolled Maps Oak Bluffs Nantucket Sound, including the northern part of Sengekontacket Pond. Sheet 2 covers Fresh Pond, a northern part of Sengekontacket Pond, and Barnes Road along the eastern side of Lagoon Pond. Sheet 3 covers the western side of Majors Cove, the Joseph Sylvia State Beach Park, Great Island, and Sarson Island.

19 Maps Collection Tisbury / Vineyard Haven

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map showing a plan of Oklahoma in the area west of Lagoon Pond and Flat Files Cabinet 2 east of County Road in Tisbury. It was drawn by John H. Mullin based on Tisbury / Drawer 5 Plan of Oklahoma 1872 surveys by Richard L. Pease. The map gives the names of streets and it 1996.060.001 Vineyard Haven shows numbered lots. The features shown on the map include an oak dell, Rolled Maps Valley Park, Brightwood Park, piers, and bath houses.

Map showing a plan for two plots in the West Chop area of Tisbury. Plot 1 is located on the corner of Iroquois Avenue and Massasoit Avenue. Plot 2 Tisbury / is located on the corner of Main Street and Metacomet Avenue. Linear Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plot plan of West Chop 1931 1996.060.005 Vineyard Haven measurements are given for both plots, which belong to W.S. Corkran Drawer 2 from Milburn, New Jersey. The map also identifies the locations of West Chop Inn, Observatory, Post Office, Casino, and West Chop Wharf.

Map showing a plan for the estate of Charles Hunt Brown on Causeway Road in Tisbury. It gives linear dimensions and the sizes in acreage for the Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Charles H. Brown estate 1945 land. The last names of neighboring land owners shown on the map 1996.060.007 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 include Tilton, Parrish, Hough, Silva, McDonough, Merry, Cunningham, Paltz, Smith, and Norton. The map is based on surveys by William Swift.

Map of Holmes Hole harbor and Lagoon Pond in Tisbury that was based Tisbury / on a trigonometrical survey conducted by the . It gives Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Harbor of Holmes Hole 1847 2006.054.268 Vineyard Haven tidal information, sailing directions, depths of water at various locations, Drawer 1 and characteristics of the ocean bottom. Map of Tisbury that shows the boundary lines for the town, the layout and Tisbury / names of streets, the locations of buildings, and the names of ponds, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tashmoo Farm 1970 2010.014.001 Vineyard Haven lakes, points, and creeks. It also shows the locations of power lines from Drawer 5 the Cape and Vineyard Electric Company.

Tisbury / Plan of Aldworth Heights, Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts. This is a plan Plan of Aldworth Heights 1913 2011.015.001 Vineyard Haven for a proposed development in the vicinity of the Marine Hospital.

Map showing Tisbury land owners in the area west of Lagoon Pond and south of Chunks Hill. The last names of the land owners are Cottle, Luce, Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chunks Hill land owners circa 1900 Chase, Norton, Claghorn, and Presbury. The years written next to these 2012.034.001 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 names range from 1695 to 1739. The map also gives genealogical information for John Presbury. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map showing Tisbury property owners in the area between Main Street and Water Street. The last names of the property owners are Foster, Branscomb, Anthony, Athearn, West, Daggett, Gifford, Hillman, Cottle, Claghorn, Chase, Winston, Allen, Smith, and Beetle. The years written Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury property owners circa 1900 next to some of the names range from 1777 to 1857. Other features shown 2012.034.002 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 on the map are Mansion House, Meeting House, Great House, and a mill. Accompanying the map is information about Lookout Hill, which was owned by Peter Norton and bequeathed in his 1791 will to Cornelius. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

20 Map of the Mink Meadows area of Tisbury. It shows Mink Meadows Pond, Tisbury / the locations of the 18 holes for the Mink Meadows Golf Course, and the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Mink Meadows and vicinity 1942 2012.034.003 Vineyard Haven power line from the Cape and Vineyard Electric Company. Tracing by Drawer 1 Holmes A. Swift.

Map of Holmes Hole in Tisbury that shows the names of property owners along County Road. The last names include Chase, Dias, Manter, Daggett, Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Holmes Hole 1820 Merry, Luce, Crowell, Dunham, Trask, Smith, Dexter, Worth, Claghorn, 2012.034.004 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 Swan, and Dexter. The map also shows the location of a Proprietor's Burial Ground and a Meeting House.

Map of the William Street Historic District in Tisbury (Vineyard Haven). It Tisbury / shows the relative size of 56 lots that are located along William Street. The Flat Files Cabinet 2 William Street Historic District undated 2012.034.005 Vineyard Haven map gives the names of streets, but it does not show the names of people Drawer 1 or businesses.

Map of Vineyard Haven between Lake Tashmoo and the Vineyard Haven Harbor. It shows contour lines, major roads, and the locations of buildings. Tisbury / The map also identifies Mink Meadows, Mink Meadows Golf Club, West Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven Topography undated 2012.034.006 Vineyard Haven Chop, West Chop Lighthouse, Husselton Head, Tashmoo Golf Course, Drawer 1 and Cedar Neck. Accompanying the map is a close-up of the area showing the streets near the harbor. Map of Vineyard Haven properties between William Street and the Vineyard Haven Harbor. The last names of property owners shown on the map include Manter, Howland, Daggett, Dunham, Merry, Trask, Smith, Tisbury / Jones, Dexter, Luce, Hammond, West, Butler, Worth, Cottle, Chase, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury property owners circa 1900 2012.034.007 Vineyard Haven Claghorn, Hillman, Athearn, Bradley, Foster, and Skiff. The years written Drawer 1 next to names on the map range from 1750 to 1850. The map also identifies Manter's Hill, a courthouse, and a tavern. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map of land belonging to Robert L. Bigelow that is between Vineyard Sound and Tashmoo Pond in Tisbury. The map was based on a survey by William A. Colby. It gives linear measurements and the size in acreage for Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land surveyed for Robert L. Bigelow 1931 Bigelow's property. It also shows the locations of posts, a right of way, and 2012.034.008 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 the edge of a marsh. The map also shows the locations of land belonging to Fenwick, which borders Aunt Rhoda's Pond (Rhoda Pond) to the west of Bigelow's property. Map of eastern Tisbury that shows the location of a power line from the Cape and Vineyard Electric Company. The map also shows the streets of Vineyard Haven, the Northern Pines, Lake Tashmoo, Herring Creek, Mink Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven power line 1944 Meadows Pond, Mink Meadows Golf Club, West Chop, West Chop 2012.034.009 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 Lighthouse, and Cedar Neck. Other features include a water works, ball park, school, two post offices, town hall, and Y.W.C.A. Print of a tracing by Holmes A. Smith. Map showing a plan of land in Tisbury that is between the Vineyard Sound and Lake Tashmoo. This plan was to be filed with a deed from the West Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of land for Doris B. Bigelow 1935 Chop Land Trust for Doris B. Bigelow. The map gives linear 2012.034.010 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 measurements and the size in acreage for the land, which borders property belonging to G.B. Manchester.

Map of Holmes Hole in Tisbury that is from an inset on The Map of Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Village of Holmes Hole 1858 Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858. 2012.034.011 Vineyard Haven Drawer 1 It gives the names and locations of home owners and businesses.

21 Map of Tisbury (Vineyard Haven) that shows the locations of cemeteries and 28 businesses. The names of the businesses are given in a legend and they include Town Hall, Legion Hall, Cape Verde Hall, Tashmoo Tisbury / Springs, Tisbury School, Daughters of American Revolution office, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven businesses 1900s 2012.034.012 Vineyard Haven Martha's Vineyard National Bank, Marine Hospital, Vineyard Haven Yacht Drawer 1 Club, water tower, library, churches, post offices, telephone office, and telegraph office. The map also shows the town boundary line and it gives the names of streets and ponds.

Map of the Mink Meadows area of Tisbury between Vineyard Sound and Daggett Avenue. It shows this area divided into lots, and each lot contains a description of the boundaries for the lot and the names of neighboring Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Mink Meadows and vicinity 1944 land owners. The names of the lots include Bourne Lot, Hammett Lot, 2012.034.013 Vineyard Haven Drawer 2 Lambert Lot, Robinson Lot, White Lot, Smith Lot, Hyde Lot, Harding Lot, and Kelly Lot. Print by Hollis A. Smith. A pencil sketch on one copy was created in 1971.

Map of Tisbury land owners in the area west of Rhoda Pond and near the Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners near Rhoda Pond 1933 brook that runs through Black Water Pond. It gives the general locations of 2012.034.014 Vineyard Haven Drawer 2 land belonging to Iselin, Lynch, and Judkins. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of land owners along the eastern shore of Lake Tashmoo in Tisbury. It gives the general locations of land belonging to Ashton, Bigelow, White, Tisbury / Land owners along eastern shore of Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1935 Macey, Cannon, Buckshorn, Taber, Hyde, Andrews, Carroll, Swift, 2012.034.015 Vineyard Haven Lake Tashmoo Drawer 2 Counsel, Randall, Luce, Tilton, Burt, Page, Cronig, Brown, Cromwell, Johnson, Oliver, Packer, and McDonough. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of the area near Mink Meadows Golf Course in Tisbury. It shows wood roads that are also on John Crowell's plan and wood roads that are Tisbury / Roads near Mink Meadows Golf not on his plan. The map also identifies the general locations of Macey's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1936 2012.034.016 Vineyard Haven Course property and Ashton's (White's) property. The map indicates that a copy of Drawer 2 it was given to A.W. Davis, Fred Davis, Robert L. Bigelow, and D. S. S. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of Tisbury land owners in the area west of Rhoda Pond and near the brook that runs through Black Water Pond. It gives the general locations of Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners near Rhoda Pond circa 1935 land belonging to Iselin, Lynch, Judkins, Putnam, Fuller, and Fischer. The 2012.034.017 Vineyard Haven Drawer 2 map also shows part of the shoreline for Vineyard Sound in 1908 and 1909 compared to circa 1935. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Tisbury / Telephone cable near Lake Map of Tisbury along the western shore of Rhoda Pond and Lake Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1935 2012.034.018 Vineyard Haven Tashmoo Tashmoo that shows the location of a telephone cable. Tracing in pencil. Drawer 2

Map showing a rough sketch of Robert L. Bigelow's land near Lake Tisbury / Tashmoo. It was created to fit a Massachusetts State Survey. See Flat Files Cabinet 2 Bigelow's land near Lake Tashmoo 1935 2012.034.019 Vineyard Haven 2012.034.026 for a more detailed sketch that includes a jetty. Tracing in Drawer 2 pencil.

22 Map of Vineyard Haven streets, homes, and businesses east of William Street and between Colonial Lane and State Road. The last names of property owners shown on the map include Manter, Daggett, Merry, Trask, Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven properties circa 1900 Smith, Dexter, Luce, Worth, Dunham, Butler, West, Anthony, Hillman, 2012.034.020 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 Beetle, Chase, Cottle, and Claghorn. The years written next to names on the map range from 1750 to 1850. It also identifies the locations of a post office, tavern, and courthouse. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Vineyard Haven streets, homes, and businesses east of Franklin Street and between Owen Park Way and State Road. The last names of property owners shown on the map include Allen, Luce, Manter, Howland, Daggett, Dillingham, Dunham, Merry, Trask, Smith, Jones, Dexter, West, Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven properties circa 1900 Butler, Worth, Cottle, Chase, Claghorn, Hillman, Anthony, Athearn, 2012.034.021 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 Bradley, Skiff, and Foster. The years written next to names on the map range from 1750 to 1850. It also identifies the locations of Hurricane Hill, Manter's Hill, and a post office, tavern, and courthouse. Photocopy of a tracing by Charles Banks.

Map of Tisbury between Lake Tashmoo and Vineyard Haven Harbor. This region is labeled as Nobnocket, which later became known as Vineyard Haven. It identifies major roads, Lagoon Pond, Homes Hole (later known Tisbury / as Holmes Hole), Ukquiessa, Usselton's Hollow, and Usselton's Head. Flat Files Cabinet 2 Nobnocket circa 1900 2012.034.022 Vineyard Haven The map also shows this region divided into 9 land divisions, with the Drawer 5 name of someone from the Chase family written in each division. The names are Isaac Chase, Abraham Chase, and Thomas and Sarah Chase. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Tisbury that gives Algonquian geographic names and the names of early settlers. The features shown on the map include Nobnocket, Roach Pond (Duarte Pond), Chunks Hill, Ukquiessa, and part of the southern line Tisbury / for the Chickemmoo region. The last names of land owners shown on the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury features and land divisions circa 1900 2012.034.023 Vineyard Haven map include Chase, Nickerson, Daggett, Wheldon, Rogers, Sarson, Drawer 5 Belcher, West, Weeks, Butler, Cottle, Norton, Luce, and Presbury. The years written next to names on the map range from 1682 to 1751. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map showing an aerial view of Vineyard Haven looking east toward Vineyard Haven Harbor and Lagoon Pond. It shows the layout of streets and it includes illustrations of buildings, trees, and boats. There are 22 Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury / features labeled on the map, with each one explained in a legend. These Drawer 5 Vineyard Haven - Looking East circa 1900 2012.034.024 Vineyard Haven features include Sailors Free Reading Room, U.S. Marine Hospital, Association Hall, Mansion House, Grove Hill House, Eldridge's Wharf, Framed Maps Crocker Summer Villa, Academy, Windmill, churches, and the houses of Captains.

Map of Homes Hole (later known as Holmes Hole) that was copied from a 1775 chart in the Atlantic Neptune, which was a collection of maps Tisbury / published in London by Joseph F. W. Des Barres. The map shows land Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of Homes Hole in 1775 circa 1900 2012.034.025 Vineyard Haven divisions and the locations of buildings along Vineyard Sound and Drawer 5 Vineyard Haven Harbor. The last names of land owners shown on the map are Luce, Manter, and West. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

23 Map showing a plan for a jetty that crosses land between the Vineyard Tisbury / Sound and Lake Tashmoo. The land belongs to Fenwick and Bigelow. It Flat Files Cabinet 2 Jetty near Lake Tashmoo circa 1935 2012.034.026 Vineyard Haven gives linear measurements for the jetty and it shows two 6-foot lines. See Drawer 5 2012.034.019 for a rough sketch of this area. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map showing a rough sketch of land near Black Water Pond, which is west of Rhoda Pond and close to the Vineyard Sound. The map shows the Tisbury / Land near Vineyard Sound and Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1935 neighboring land to the east as belonging to Fuller and the neighboring 2012.034.027 Vineyard Haven Rhoda Pond Drawer 5 land to the southwest as belonging to the heirs of B. F. Smith. Tracing in pencil. Map showing a rough sketch of Robert L. Bigelow's land between the Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Bigelow's land near Lake Tashmoo circa 1935 Vineyard Sound and Lake Tashmoo. It shows the edge of a marsh and the 2012.034.028 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 shape of northern Lake Tashmoo. Tracing in pencil. Map showing a plan of land in Tisbury between the Vineyard Sound and Lake Tashmoo. It was surveyed by William A. Colby for Robert L. Bigelow. The map gives both linear and angular measurements. It also shows the Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of land for Robert L. Bigelow circa 1931 edge of a marsh, the edge of a bank, the shape of northern Lake 2012.034.029 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 Tashmoo, a right-of-way, and a path for carts. The names of neighboring land owners shown on the map are Wager, Hyde, and Savage. Tracing in pencil.

Map of Tisbury land owners in the area west of Lake Tashmoo and near Rhoda Pond and Black Water Pond. The last names on the map include Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners near Rhoda Pond 1920 Putnam, Judkins, Cagney, Fuller, Whittmore, Look, and de Bettencourt. It 2012.034.030 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 gives linear measurements for the properties and it shows the location of a telephone line. Tracing in pencil by William S. Swift.

Map showing a plan of land in the West Chop and Mink Meadows area of Tisbury. The last names on the map are Norton, Smith, Harding, Lewis, Andrews, Douglas, McLellon, Luce, Bradley, and McLeod. It also shows Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of West Chop land 1935 property owned by the W.P. Land Company and two properties owned by 2012.034.031 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 the United States government, including the West Chop Lighthouse. Tracing in pencil by D. S. Swift based on a survey taken in 1892 by J.H. Crowell. Map of Tisbury land owners in West Chop, Mink Meadows, and along the eastern shore of Lake Tashmoo. The last names on the map include Claghorn, Norton, Manchester, Cleveland, Daggett, Cobb, Buckhorn, Tisbury / Tabor, Tilton, Owen, Dolan, Walker, Foster, Weeks, Bigelow, White, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury property owners 1935 2012.034.032 Vineyard Haven Ashton, Smith, Lewis, Luce, and Bradley. The map gives linear and Drawer 5 angular measurements and it shows the layout of streets in West Chop. It also shows the locations of cottages and ponds in Mink Meadows. Tracing in pencil. Map of Tisbury land owners west of Rhoda Pond and close to the Vineyard Tisbury / Sound. The last names on the map are Fuller, Judkins, Lynch, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land owners near Rhoda Pond 1936 2012.034.033 Vineyard Haven Putnam. It gives linear and angular measurements and sizes in acreage Drawer 5 for land. Tracing in pencil.

Map showing a plan of streets and properties for the West Chop area of Tisbury. It gives the square footage for most of the properties and it indicates which properties have been sold. The last names of land owners Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of West Chop 1904 on the map include Brainard, Andrews, Badger, Jolliffe, Bryant, Oshea, 2012.034.034 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 Parker, Gookin, Porter, Whittier, Weld, Lawrence, Howland, Preston, and White. The map also shows properties belonging to Tashmoo Club and one property belonging to the United States Government.

24 Map showing a plan of West Point Grove in Tisbury that was developed by C. Talbot, a civil engineer. This residential area was to be located close to Vineyard Sound and Silver Lake. It gives the names of streets and it Tisbury / shows numbered blocks. The area between the homes and the ocean Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of West Point Grove 1872 2012.034.035 Vineyard Haven would have been called Ocean Park. The names of streets are West Point Drawer 5 Avenue, Broad Way, Lookout Avenue, Ocean Avenue, La Grand Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, and Lake Avenue. The map also shows an illustration of a house surrounded by a fence and trees.

Map showing a plan for Cedar Neck in Tisbury, which was the property of C.C. Hine of New York. It was drawn by John H. Mullen based on a survey Tisbury / by Richard L. Pease. The map gives the names of streets and it shows Flat Files Cabinet 2 Cedar Neck 1870 2012.034.036 Vineyard Haven numbered blocks, which are located along the western shore of Lagoon Drawer 5 Pond. It includes a description of Martha's Vineyard, Lagoon Pond, and Cedar Neck, as well as illustrations of two landscape views.

Map of the Mink Meadows area of Tisbury between Vineyard Sound and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Daggett Avenue. It is a topographic plan for the Robert L. Bigelow estate Tisbury / Drawer 5 Topographic Plan of Mink Meadows 1940 that was prepared by Holmes A. Swift. The map gives elevations in feet, 2012.034.037 Vineyard Haven identifies ponds, and shows the locations of the 18 holes for the Mink Rolled Maps Meadows Golf Course.

Map showing a plan of Cedar Bluffs and Ocean Bluffs in the West Chop area of Tisbury. It gives the names of streets and it shows numbered blocks. The map also shows the locations of parks, bathing houses, a Tisbury / chapel, a wharf, and a cedar dell. It includes illustrations of Ocean View Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Cedar and of Ocean Bluffs circa 1870 2012.034.038 Vineyard Haven House, Clifton House, the chapel to be erected, sailboats, and a landscape Drawer 5 showing people and horses on a path to a beach. The map also gives a description of Cedar Bluffs and Ocean Bluffs. Surveyed and drawn by Charles Talbot, a civil engineer.

Map showing a plan of cottage lots in the West Chop area of Tisbury. It gives the names of streets and the dimensions and square footage of each Tisbury / Plan of Cottage Lots at Tashmoo cottage lot. The map also lists 20 points of interest that can seen from an Flat Files Cabinet 2 1888 2012.034.039 Vineyard Haven and West Chop observatory that is located west of the West Chop Lighthouse. The map Drawer 5 was developed by J. H. Crowell, a surveyor, and Charles E. C. Breck, a landscape engineer. See 2012.034.040 for a later version of this plan.

Map showing a plan of cottage lots in the West Chop area of Tisbury. It gives the names of streets and the dimensions and square footage of each Tisbury / cottage lot. The map also lists 20 points of interest that can seen from an Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Cottage Lots at West Chop 1890 2012.034.040 Vineyard Haven observatory that is located west of the West Chop Lighthouse. The map Drawer 5 was developed by J. H. Crowell, a surveyor, and Charles E. C. Breck, a landscape engineer. See 2012.034.039 for an earlier version of this plan.

Map of Tashmoo Farm in Tisbury that shows the farm divided into lots and pastures. It gives the size in acreage for each lot and it shows the location Tisbury / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tashmoo Farm 1973 of tennis courts, a stable, a boat dock, moorings, and a beach. The map 2012.034.041 Vineyard Haven Drawer 5 also shows property lines, easement lines, fence lines, bridle paths, and the topography of the farm. It includes illustrations of buildings and trees.

25 Map showing a plan of lots in Tisbury between Aunt Rhoda's Cove and Lake Tashmoo (Cuffie's Point) and between the Vineyard Sound and Lake Tisbury / Tashmoo. The last names shown on the map are Putnam, Wager, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of lots at Cuffie's Point 1933 2012.034.042 Vineyard Haven Bigelow, Learned, Swift, and Gorham. It gives measurements for the lots Drawer 5 belonging to Josephine L. Swift at Cuffie's Point. Plan developed by William S. Swift, Inc. Tracing in ink by D. S. Swift.

Map of the streets and buildings in Vineyard Haven that consists of 6 sheets in color, which are annotated in pencil and accompanied by the original book cover. The map identifies the locations of businesses and homes, which are marked with symbols that are explained by a legend. It Tisbury / indicates whether a building is constructed of frame, brick, stone, iron, or Flat Files Cabinet 2 Sanborn Map of Vineyard Haven 1914 2012.034.043 Vineyard Haven fire-proof materials; and whether the roof consists of shingles, composite Drawer 5 materials, or slate. The map also uses symbols to denote frame partitions, door openings, and windows. The first page gives a description of the water facilities and fire department for Vineyard Haven. Annotations in pencil give the names of businesses and home owners.

Map of the area between Lake Tashmoo and Vineyard Haven Harbor in Tisbury. It shows a line for a proposed road that branches off State Road below the basin of Lake Tashmoo, then runs along the east side of Lake Tashmoo, and then runs along the Vineyard Sound to Franklin Street. The Tisbury / Plan for new road east of Lake map also shows the locations of land belonging to Bigelow, Ashton, White, 1935 2012.034.044 Rolled Maps Vineyard Haven Tashmoo Macey, Cannon, Buckshorn, Hyde, Swift, Randall, Luce, Tilton, Page, Cronig, Brown, Laranga, Oakland, and Burt. It also shows the locations of the Episcopal Church, Tisbury Water Company, ball park, golf links, cemetery, and school house. Plan developed by William S. Swift, Inc. Tracing in pencil and ink by Donald S. Swift.

Map showing the results of a land survey between Black Water Pond and Rhoda Pond in Tisbury. It gives linear measurements and land sizes in Tisbury / Land owners northwest of Lake acreage. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Lynch, circa 1929 2012.034.045 Rolled Maps Vineyard Haven Tashmoo Eagleston, Judkins, Putnam, and Wager. The map also identifies an old Putnam house, old Henry Creek Road, Beach Plum Pond, Wood Island, and Cove of Chappaquonsett. Tracing in pencil by William S. Swift.

Map showing the results of a land survey in Tisbury between Black Water Pond and Rhoda Pond and between Lake Tashmoo and Vineyard Sound. It gives linear measurements, land sizes in acreage, and tax amounts. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Lynch, Cornell, Tisbury / Land owners north and northwest of circa 1939 Judkins, Eagleston, Fuller, Swift, Putnam, Cleveland, Smith, Look, 2012.034.046 Rolled Maps Vineyard Haven Lake Tashmoo Fenwick, Wortmann, Cagney, Luce, Hyde, Bigelow, McBride, and Savage. The map also identifies Beach Plum Pond, Wood Island, Aunt Rhoda's Cove, Kuffies Point, the edge of a marsh, and a telephone and telegraph cable line. Tracing in pencil by William S. Swift.

26 Maps of Tisbury that are based on photography taken in 1978 in accordance with specifications prepared by Anderson-Nichols and Company in 1975. They show contour lines, major roads, buildings, ponds, points, and tidal flats. Sheet 1 covers an area north of Bigelow Road Tisbury / Contour and planimetric maps of 1978 between Mink Meadows Pond and Vineyard Haven Harbor. Sheet 2 covers 2012.034.047 Rolled Maps Vineyard Haven Tisbury an area around Lake Tashmoo that is north of State Road and between Bigelow Road and the West Tisbury - Tisbury town line near the Vineyard Sound. Sheet 3 covers an area along the western side of Lagoon Pond between Vineyard Haven Harbor and the Oak Bluffs - Tisbury town line.

27 Maps Collection West Tisbury

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of the old part of Lambert's Cove Cemetery in West Tisbury that is based on records made by Etta Luce Parker (Mrs. Alpheus W. Parker) and Joseph B. Elvin. It shows the layout of the cemetery lots and the first and last name of the person buried in a lot. The map indicates that many of the The Old Part of the Lambert's Cove Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1962 dates are from "History of Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts", by Charles 1962.004 Cemetery Drawer 6 Banks, and from Massachusetts State House records in Boston. It also states that field stone markers may be Indian burials or unmarked graves, and that Revolutionary War markers and flags are on the graves of Thomas Luce and Malichi Luce.

Map of Lambert's Cove Cemetery in West Tisbury that is based on records made by Etta Luce Parker (Mrs. Alpheus W. Parker) and Joseph B. Elvin. It shows the layout of the cemetery lots, the first and last name of the West Tisbury The Cemetery of Lambert's Cove circa 1938 person buried in a lot, the date of death for a person, some dates of birth, 1985.003 Rolled Maps and the age of a person when he or she died. The dates of death range from 1700s to 1900s. The map also includes illustrations of boats or landscapes for some of the grave markers.

Maps of West Tisbury that were compiled from aerial photographs, deeds, and plans of record. There are 45 sheets bound together: a cover sheet, a key sheet showing the town of West Tisbury divided into 43 sections, and 43 maps for each of the sections shown on the key sheet. Each map Assessors Maps for Town of West shows land divisions, linear dimensions and the size in acreage for each Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1991 1992.046 Tisbury land division, and major roads. The maps give the names and locations of Drawer 6 ponds, coves, cemeteries, and public buildings. They also show land owned by the Sheriff's Meadow Foundation and the Trustees of Reservations. The maps were prepared by engineers and surveyors from Schofield Brothers, Inc.

Map of Lambert's Cove Cemetery in West Tisbury that is based on records made by Etta Luce Parker (Mrs. Alpheus W. Parker) and Joseph B. Elvin. It shows the layout of the cemetery lots, the first and last name of the Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Layout of Lambert's Cove Cemetery circa 1938 1995.025a, b person buried in a lot, the date of death for a person, some dates of birth, Drawer 6 and the age of a person when he or she died. The dates of death range from 1700s to 1900s. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map showing a plan of land in West Tisbury that belongs to Mary W. Butler. It is a composite plan since it was compiled from various plans and deeds. The map covers land on the west side of James Pond near Lambert's Cove and southeast of James Pond along Lambert's Cove Composite plan of land of Mary W. Road. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Norton, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1940 1996.060.006 Butler Owen, Luce, Cottle, Parker, Merry, Webb, James, Tilton, Smith, Daggett, Drawer 6 Randall, Carter, White, Emmons, Moore, Goldthwaite, Kendrick, Howard, Mason, LeBaron, Fisher, Look, Baker, and Mason. It gives linear measurements and the size in acreage for each property. The map also shows the location of Indian Lands, Marino Hill, and Red Farm.

28 Map of property between Middle Road and Look's Pond in West Tisbury. The map gives the size in acreage for the property and it shows the Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Property near Look's Pond circa 1900 2012.035.001 property is near the Congregational Church and near land owned by B. Drawer 1 Lambert and J. Robinson. Tracing in ink. Map of West Tisbury that is from an inset on The Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by Henry F. Walling in 1858. It gives the names and locations of homeowners and businesses in the area near Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury West Tisbury homeowners 1858 2012.035.002 Look's Pond and Old Millpond. The features shown on the map include a Drawer 1 cemetery, grist mill, academy, stores, Congregational Church, Town House, and Traveller's Home. Map of land in West Tisbury that was sold to Tilghman by George W. Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Land sold to Tilghman by DeGrass 1884 DeGrass. It gives the size in acreage for the land and it shows the land 2012.035.003 Drawer 1 divided into 8 sections. Tracing in pencil and ink. Map of 1850 land owners in the Mattapaqua region in West Tisbury. The last names shown on the map are Daggett, Rogers, Norton, Smith, Luce, and Goodrich. Other features shown on the map are Lily Pond, Indian Hill, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Mattapaqua region in 1850 circa 1900 2012.035.004 and the pond at Cedar Tree Neck. Below the map is a description of land Drawer 1 owners in this area for circa 1900. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map of West Tisbury that is based on a 1775 map of Tisbury from Joseph F. W. Des Barres. It shows the locations of buildings near the Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Tisbury in 1775 circa 1900 Congregational Church on State Road. 2 tracings in pencil and ink by 2012.035.005 Drawer 1 Charles Banks. Both tracings are glued to a larger piece of paper. There is no text on either map other than a title. Map showing the locations and names of early settlers in the northwestern area of West Tisbury. The last names on the map are Robinson, Daggett, Athearn, Eddy, Whitton, Manter, Luce, Bevan, Allen, Skiff, Merry, Look, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Early settlers in West Tisbury circa 1900 2012.035.006 Tucker, Cobb, West, Cathcart, and Norton. The years written next to the Drawer 2 names on the map range from 1684 to 1707. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map showing the locations and names of early settlers in West Tisbury between Cedar Tree Neck and James Pond. The last names shown on the map include Athearn, Rogers, Luce, Cottle, Manter, Lambert, Chase, and Land owners near Cedar Tree Neck Butler. The years written next to the names range from 1674 to 1850. The Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1900 2012.035.007 and James Pond map also identifies The "Gore", White Pocket Field, Paul's Point, and Drawer 2 Kepigon Lots. The Algonquian name given for James Pond is Onkokemmy. The name given for Lily Pond is Pissa. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. Map showing the early settlers in West Tisbury between the Vineyard Sound and Mill Brook, an area that is close to the Chilmark border that was called Kepigon. The last names shown within 16 lots on the map include Luce, Rogers, Bevan, Whitton, Daggett, Athearn, Robinson, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury The Kepigon Lots circa 1900 2012.035.008 Steward, Briggs, Eddy, Manter, Allen, Skiff, Look, Merry, Cobb, Tucker, Drawer 2 and West. The years written next to the names range from 1678 to 1799. The map also shows the location of a Minister's Lot. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of early settlers near Cedar Tree Neck and Christiantown in West Tisbury. The last names shown on the map are Rogers, Luce, Athearn, Early settlers near Cedar Tree Neck and Swain. The years written next to the names range from 1674 to 1766. Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1900 2012.035.009 and Christiantown The map also identifies the locations of two Indian Hills, the Kiphigon Lots, Drawer 2 Dancing Field, and a rock that marks the southwest corner of Christiantown. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

29 Map showing a draft of land in the Christiantown area of West Tisbury that was set aside for Recall DeGrass and his family in 1855. It shows land set aside for George W. DeGrass, Caroline Francis, William Jeffers, and Land in Christiantown for Recall Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1901 James DeGrass. The map shows these divisions to border land belonging 2012.035.010 DeGrass Drawer 2 to Thomas James, Samuel Mingo, and the heirs of Francis Peters. It also identifies the general location of land belonging to white inhabitants. Tracing in pencil.

Map showing a draft of land in the Christiantown area of West Tisbury that was set aside for Solomon Weeks and his family according to the division made by commissioners in 1828. The map indicates that the heirs of Love DeGrass are the heirs to the estate of Solomon Weeks. The map also Land in Christiantown for Solomon Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1855 shows land set aside for Judith James and land set aside for George 2012.035.011 Weeks Drawer 2 Peters and Johnson Simpson. It also identifies the general locations of land belonging to white inhabitants. This map was traced in ink by Richard L. Pease in 1873 and it is a copy of a map traced by Jeremiah Pease in 1855.

Map showing the boundary lines of the Christiantown area of West Tisbury for 1709. The map also identifies the locations of Cedar Tree Neck, Paul's Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Christiantown in 1709 circa 1900 Point, Mattapaquaka, Nanaquayak, Mackonnichasquat, Maanette, and 2012.035.012 Drawer 6 Papameks Field. It also shows the location of land belonging to Robert Luce. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of the Christiantown area of West Tisbury that includes annotations by Joseph Quannowill Mingo, who was the oldest Indian in Christiantown in circa 1900. It shows the boundary lines of Christiantown according to an original grant of land in 1659. The map also shows the locations of Christiantown, with notes made by Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1900 Whirlwind Pond, Mattapa Pond (later known as Lily Pond), the true Indian 2012.035.013 oldest Indian Drawer 6 Hill, Lookout Hill, Dancing Field, Prince's Hill, Cedar Tree Neck, Paul's Point, Lambert's Cove, and Great James Pond. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Mayhew and Rogers. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of the Christiantown area of West Tisbury that was traced in pencil by Joseph Quannowill Mingo, who was the oldest Indian in Christiantown in Christiantown as traced by oldest circa 1900. It shows the boundary lines and land divisions for Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1900 2012.035.014 Indian Christiantown and it shows the locations of Paul's Point, James Pond, Drawer 6 Indian Hill, and Dave's Town. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Degrass, Mingo, Luce, and Davis.

Map showing the names and locations of early settlers in West Tisbury between Cedar Tree Neck and the Chilmark town line. The last names shown on the map include Athearn, Eddy, Mayhew, Coleman, Allen, Bevan, Cathcart, West, Skiff, Luce, Pabodie, Russell, Briggs, Manter, Whitten, Hillman, Norton, Tilton, Berwick, Steward, Daggett, Crossthwaite, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Early settlers in West Tisbury circa 1900 Redfield, Pease, Standish, Cottle, Robinson, Coffin, Look, Merry, Case, 2012.035.015 Drawer 6 and Torrey. The years written next to the names range from 1669 to 1792. The map also shows the location of Pine Hill, Pow-wow Hill, Mill Hill, the Minister's Lot in the Kepigon area, the post office, the courthouse, and the Congregational Church. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks and a print made by the Dukes County Historical Society in 1992.

30 Map of West Tisbury that shows the locations of principal buildings and other sites that have survived the years and that are visible from roads and public paths. There are 64 numbered locations, which are described on the back of the map. The identified features include houses, farms, burial grounds, ancient ways, and ponds. It also gives the early names of geographic areas. The descriptions of the historic buildings include the original builder, the owners, the various uses of the building, and whether the building has moved. There is also an image of Ulysses E. Mayhew with A Centenary Guide to West Tisbury, his daughter, Emma Mayhew; an image of William J. Rotch, who is the Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1992 2012.035.016 1892-1992 "Father of West Tisbury"; and images of Christiantown Chapel, Slocum Drawer 6 House, Cottle House, Standish House, North Tisbury Post Office, The 1912 Pageant, Mingo House, Ice Cutting at Old House Pond, Robinson House, Old School House and Mill, Agricultural Hall Fair Day, the gravestone of Hannah Manter, Congregational Church, Nancy Luce, Dukes County Academy, S.M. Mayhew Company (Alley's General Store), Cleaveland House, and the opening of Tisbury Great Pond. Print in black- and-white that was designed to be a pamphlet in honor of the centenary anniversary of the incorporation of West Tisbury.

Map of West Tisbury that was prepared for the West Tisbury Board of Assessors. It is a fire / police map that shows the town divided into 43 Town map for West Tisbury Board of regions. The map uses 4 symbols to indicate the location of 4 types of Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1985 2012.035.017 Assessors buildings: a house or dwelling; a barn, shop, store, or outbuilding; a public, Drawer 6 quasi-public, or religious building; and a fire tower or fire station. The original map was created in 1979 and revised in 1984 and 1985.

Map showing land owners in West Tisbury between the Vineyard Sound in the north and the Tisbury Great Pond in the south. The last names on the map include Worton, Luce, Lambert, Look, Cottle, Butler, Chase, Norton, Pease, Dunham, Mingo, Simpson, Smith, Cleveland, DeGrass, Spencer, Mayhew, Rogers, Allen, Gorham, Hillman, Gifford, Davis, Baxter, Wagner, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Land owners in West Tisbury circa 1900 Gray, Athearn, Adams, Vincent, Manter, Easton, and Waldron. The map 2012.035.018 Drawer 6 also shows the location of a cemetery, tannery, salt works, grist mill, two schools, Methodist Meeting House, Baptist Meeting House, and Indian Hill. It also gives Algonquian geographic names for the northern part of Tisbury Great Pond. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks and a print created by the Dukes County Historical Society in 1992.

Map showing the topography of West Tisbury in a triangular region that Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Topographic map of West Tisbury 1897 extends from Cape Higgon in the southwest to the State Forest in the east 2012.035.019 Drawer 6 and to Lambert's Cove in the northeast.

Map showing an outline of the Christiantown area of West Tisbury. It identifies Indian Hill and Merino Hill and it shows the locations of ponds Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Christiantown Outline undated 2012.035.020 and roads. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Drawer 6 Butler, Cottle, Luckey, Luce, and Mingo. Tracing in pencil.

Map showing land owners in the Christiantown area of West Tisbury. The last names on the map are Norton, Baxter, Luce, McQuarrie, Gray, Rogers, Beetle, Kidder, Silver, and Maury. The years written next to the Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Land owners near Christiantown 1900s 2012.035.021 names range from 1888 to 1919. It gives the size in acreage for some of Drawer 6 the properties. The map also identifies an area near Indian Hill Road that is called Davistown. Tracing in pencil.

31 Map showing land owners in West Tisbury near Lily Pond and James Pond. The last names on the map include Morse, White, Randall, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Property features for land owners 1938 LeBaron, Davis, Cottle, and Luce. It also identifies the location of property 2012.035.022 Drawer 6 features such as fences, swamps, fields, ponds, and brooks. Tracing in pencil. Map of land owners and businesses near Old Mill Pond in West Tisbury. The last names shown on the map are Mayhew, Luce, Look, Merry, Weeks, Whiting, Cathcart, Thompson, Hancock, Nickerson, Cleveland, Johnson, Pease, Robinson, Chase, McCollum, Norton, and Manter. The map also identifies the locations of Gifford's store, Post Office, ice house, Land owners and businesses near Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury circa 1900 old courthouse, old schoolhouse, old mill, grist mill, satinet factory, 2012.035.023 Old Mill Pond Drawer 6 Parsonage, Town Hall, Congregational Meeting House, Baptist Meeting House, Traveler's Home, Pow-wow Hill, and B. S. Shop. 3 tracings in pencil and ink by Charles Banks. The tracings are glued and taped to a larger piece of paper. One of the tracings indicates that it shows West Tisbury in 1850.

Map showing businesses near Old Mill Pond in West Tisbury for 1830 and for 1850. The map shows the locations of two grist mills, satinet factory, carding machine, Baptist Meeting House, Congregational Meeting House, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury West Tisbury in 1830 and 1850 circa 1900 2012.035.024 Town Hall, Parsonage, Post Office, Academy, and Traveler's Home. 2 Drawer 6 tracings in pencil and ink by Charles Banks, one for 1830 and one for 1850. The tracings are glued to a larger piece of paper.

Map showing an outline of the Christiantown area of West Tisbury. It Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Christiantown outline undated indicates the location of buildings and a pond, but there is no text on the 2012.035.025 Drawer 6 map. Tracing in ink by Jeremiah Pease.

Map showing a survey of land in the area of Christiantown in West Tisbury. They give linear and angular measurements for land divisions that are set aside for the heirs of Walter G. Cottle, Cordelia Upham, Burton F. White, Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury Survey of land at Christiantown 1921 2012.035.026 Obed S. Daggett, and Marion H. Carter. The survey was conducted by Drawer 6 William S. Swift for the commissioners appointed by a probate court, who were William J. Rotch, Charles F. Lane, and William S. Swift.

Map showing a plan of Middletown Road in West Tisbury that was developed by the Massachusetts Highway Commission. It gives the last names of land owners along Middletown Road, which include Look, Cottle, Norton, Baxter, Rotch, Luce, James, Mingo, Peters, DeGrass, and Horton. Plan of Middletown Road in West Flat Files Cabinet 2 West Tisbury 1896 The map also gives linear measurements for 7 sections of Middletown 2012.035.027 Tisbury Drawer 6 Road and it shows the locations of fields, scrub brush, and stump land. The land was surveyed and plotted by J. H. Crowell, traced by J. H. Taylor, checked by H. Y. Sandford, and approved by Charles Mills, who was an engineer. 4 bounded tracings in ink.

Map of property owners in the area north of Old House Pond in West Tisbury. It gives linear measurements and the size in acreage for the Property owners north of Old House West Tisbury 1917 Horatio G. Norton farm, which borders property owned by Whitney, Baker, 2012.035.028 Rolled Maps Pond Cottle, Goldthwait, Look, Chase, Merry, Pease, and Francis A. Foster. Blueprint.

32 Map of property owners in the area south of Old House Pond in West Tisbury. It gives linear measurements and the size in acreage for land Property owners south of Old House owned by the heirs of Orin W. Look, land owned by Abbie D. Pease, and West Tisbury 1917 2012.035.029 Rolled Maps Pond land owned by the heirs of Dunham. These land divisions border property owned by Cottle, Luce, Harden, Whitney, Smith, and Francis A. Foster. The map also shows the location of an old mail route. Blueprint.

Map of the Historic District in West Tisbury that shows the location and boundaries for the existing historic district and the proposed historic district, which covers a wider area. The map also shows numbered lots, with linear measurements and the size in acreage for each lot. It also West Tisbury West Tisbury Historic District undated shows the locations of the Agricultural Society, Garden Club, Public 2012.035.030 Rolled Maps Library, Congregational Church, Town Hall, West Thatcher Condominiums, Alley's Condominiums, and properties owned by the Sheriff's Meadow Foundation. 1 copy has annotations in pencil and ink that gives the last names of property owners.

Map of a West Tisbury portion of the Seven Gates Farm Corporation property that shows the results of a survey of section 10, which is shown as two divisions near Reservoir Road, Tisbury Lane, and South Gate Seven Gates Farm Corporation Road. It shows linear and angular measurements, the size in acreage for West Tisbury 1933 2012.035.031 Rolled Maps Property Map each division, boundary lines, traverse and tie-up lines, walls, lease holds, monuments, a foot path, a stone , the center of roads or lanes built or projected, and the center of roads as boundary lines between adjoining sites. The original map was signed by a majority of the Board of Directors.

Map of land in West Tisbury that is north of Edgartown - West Tisbury Road and between Old Mill Pond and the southwest corner of the State Forest. It gives linear and angular measurements for 9 divisions of land, Survey of land in southwest West which belong to David Look, Benjamin Allen, Joseph Allen, Samuel West Tisbury 1835 2012.035.032 Rolled Maps Tisbury Hancock, Willard Luce, George Athearn, Barnard Luce, T. H. Lumbert, and William Look. The map also shows the land to be near Deep Bottom hill and Simon Newcomb's Path, with Holmes Hole Road a few miles to the north. Tracing in ink by Stephen Skiff.

Map showing a plan of West Tisbury Road (later known as State Road) that was developed by the Massachusetts Highway Commission in accordance with Chapter 497 of the Acts of 1894. It gives linear and angular dimensions along the entire length of the road. The last names of West Tisbury Plan of West Tisbury Road 1895 land owners shown on the map are Cottle, Norton, Sylva, Mayhew, Luce, 2012.035.033 Rolled Maps Adams, Cleveland, Smith, and Swain. The map was based on a survey by John H. Crowell, plotted, traced, and checked by H. V. Sandford, and signed by an engineer and three members of the Massachusetts Highway Commission. Tracing in ink.

33 Maps Collection Island-Wide / Two or More Towns

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Geological survey map of Tisbury, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major roads. It also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, Island-Wide / Survey map of Chappaquiddick, ponds, coves, points, harbors, bays, hills, and lighthouses. The map also Flat Files Cabinet 2 1913 1972.043.003g Two or More Towns Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Tisbury shows the Martha's Vineyard Railroad line that extended from Oak Bluffs Drawer 8 to Katama. It is a reprint of the 1894 edition, which was based on a survey taken in 1887. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Map of Edgartown, Chappaquiddick Island, and the area that later became known as Oak Bluffs. It gives the names of ponds, harbors, necks, points, and beaches. In Edgartown village, it shows the general location of 2 mills, 4 churches, an academy, a jail, a court house, a post office, and an inn. Island-Wide / Map of Edgartown, Shire Town of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1830 On Chappaquiddick Island, it shows the general location of a flag staff (or 1978.007 Two or More Towns Dukes County Drawer 8 signal pole), Indian land, Indian Meeting House, and a mill. A legend gives explanations for symbols on the map, which represent meadows, woodland areas, salt marshes, beaches, hills, shores, windmills, and churches. The original map was drawn by Henry H. Crapo.

Map of eastern Martha's Vineyard and the Muskeget that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, sailing directions, Flat Files Cabinet 2 information about tides, and the names and locations of ponds and shoals. Island-Wide / Drawer 8 Muskeget Channel 1854 It also shows land topography and major roads. The map includes 1985.043 Two or More Towns illustrations of a telescopic view of the Cape Poge lighthouse, a side view Framed Maps of Holmes Hole Harbor, and a side view of the north entrance to Muskeget Channel.

34 Maps showing the groundwater hydrology of Martha's Vineyard that were prepared by David F. Delaney for a Hydrologic Investigations Atlas. Sheet 1 shows diagrams and charts surrounding a map of Martha's Vineyard. The map shows contour lines, town boundaries, and the locations of springs and wells. It also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, ponds, coves, bays, harbors, hills, beaches, bights, points, heads, necks, capes, and brooks. The map also describes the climate, hydrology, geology, groundwater levels, groundwater availability, confined aquifers, springs, and groundwater flow for Martha's Vineyard. Island-Wide / Ground-Water Hydrology of Martha's 1980 Sheet 2 shows diagrams and charts surrounding 2 maps of Martha's 1991.114 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns Vineyard Vineyard. One map shows contour lines, town boundaries, the locations of springs, wells, and landfills, and the amount of calcium, magnesium, sodium, bicarbonate, sulfate, and chloride that is present in groundwater sites. This map also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, ponds, coves, bays, harbors, hills, beaches, bights, points, heads, necks, capes, and brooks. The second map shows the locations of freshwater, salt or brackish water, and marsh or swamp land. Sheet 2 also describes the salinity, chemical characteristics, and quality of groundwater for Martha's Vineyard.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows the elevations of hills, main roads, Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Eldridge's Map of Martha's Vineyard 1892 locations for bass fishing, and steamship lines. It also gives a table of 1992.044.002j Two or More Towns Drawer 7 distances between towns and landmarks.

Island-Wide / Map of the topography for Martha's Vineyard that is a bitmap version of a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Topography of Martha's Vineyard 1984 1993.038 Two or More Towns map drawn by Dana Gaines in 1984. There are no labels on the map. Drawer 1

Map of Martha's Vineyard that gives both English and Algonquian names Island-Wide / for regions of Martha's Vineyard. The map is surrounded by pictures of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Historic Martha's Vineyard 1993 1993.079 Two or More Towns buildings, people, plants, animals, ships, and other illustrations related to Drawer 7 historic life on Martha's Vineyard. Color print.

Map of Holmes Hole Harbor and Lagoon Pond in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs. It gives tidal information, sailing directions, water depths, and the Island-Wide / characteristics of the ocean bottom. It also shows the general locations of Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Harbor of Holmes Hole 1847 1994.071 Two or More Towns trees and buildings along the coast of Holmes Hole Harbor and Lagoon Drawer 2 Pond. Below this map is a similar map for the harbor of near .

Map showing the results of a survey of Vineyard Haven Harbor, Lagoon Pond, and the coast of Oak Bluffs. It gives tidal information, characteristics Island-Wide / Coastal survey of Tisbury and Oak Flat Files Cabinet 2 1937 of the ocean bottom, and the water depths in feet at mean low water. The 1994.084 Two or More Towns Bluffs Drawer 8 map also shows the locations of lights, beacons, buoys, rocks in the ocean, major roads, residential areas, and buildings.

Geological survey map that shows Tisbury, West Tisbury, and the Martha's Vineyard state forest. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, medium-duty roads, and light-duty roads. The map also gives the Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven Quadrangle 1951 names and locations of ponds, brooks, coves, points, and hills. It is a 1997.066.003a Two or More Towns Drawer 8 revision of a survey taken in 1942. One copy has two notes in pencil about sites for hunting water fowl, and one note showing the general location of property for William M. Butler in 1929.

35 Geological survey map of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, medium- duty roads, light-duty roads, and unimproved roads. It also shows the Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown Quadrangle 1951 names and locations of ponds, coves, bays, beaches, heads, points, 1997.066.003e Two or More Towns Drawer 8 necks, hills, and residential areas. The topological survey was taken in 1942. One copy is marked in pencil with the locations and descriptions of sites for hunting water fowl.

Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard as known to the Map of Martha's Vineyard that gives Algonquian names for towns, regions, Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 1998.018.003 Two or More Towns Indians coves, bays, points, necks, rivers, and ponds. Drawer 1

Map showing the topography of Martha's Vineyard. It shows the major Island-Wide / Topographical map of Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1972 roads and the elevations in feet for hills. It also gives the names of towns, 2002.005.001 Two or More Towns Vineyard Drawer 7 ponds, bays, points, coves, and lighthouses. Map showing the topography of the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives the names of towns, ponds, coves, points, residential areas, bays, harbors, and hills. It also shows elevation levels in feet, the locations of buildings, and the Martha's Vineyard railroad line. The map is annotated in Island-Wide / Annotated topographic map of Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1909 pencil to show the locations of 20 land owners and 14 buildings, which are 2002.079.001 Two or More Towns eastern half of Martha's Vineyard Drawer 1 described in a legend. The last names include Flynn, Norton, Smith, Perry, Look, Kenniston, Madeira, King, Vincent, Wood, Pease, Sullivan, Whympenny, and Hayden. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps.

Geological survey of Tisbury, West Tisbury, Chilmark, Aquinnah, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown that is shown on two maps. The maps show contour Island-Wide / lines, elevation levels in feet, and major roads. They also gives the names Survey maps of Martha's Vineyard 1887 2006.016 Framed Maps Two or More Towns and locations of towns, residential areas, ponds, coves, points, harbors, bays, beaches, hills, cliffs, and lighthouses. Both maps indicate that they are preliminary editions and subject to corrections.

Map of Martha's Vineyard by Simon Athearn that shows divisions of land Island-Wide / and gives a name and description for each division. Below the map is a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard property taxes 1694 2012.036.001 Two or More Towns letter about property taxes that was written by Simon Athearn to the Drawer 1 Governor, Council, and Representatives in General Assembly.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows the names and locations of 9 ponds: Island-Wide / Tashmoo Pond, Lagoon Pond, Anthier's Pond, Eel Pond, Cape Poge Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard ponds 1972 2012.036.002 Two or More Towns Pond, Menemsha Pond, Tisbury Great Pond, Oyster Pond, and Edgartown Drawer 1 Great Pond. Map of Martha's Vineyard showing the surrounding nautical channels. The Island-Wide / original map was from a logbook kept by Joshua Benjamin, who sailed Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard nautical channels circa 1717 2012.036.003 Two or More Towns between Boston and Virginia regularly. The logbook is held at the Drawer 1 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.

Map showing the Oak Bluffs and Tisbury boundary line through Lagoon Island-Wide / Town boundary line between Oak Flat Files Cabinet 2 1937 Pond, as determined by the Department of Public Works in 2012.036.004 Two or More Towns Bluffs and Tisbury in Lagoon Pond Drawer 1 Massachusetts.

Map of Martha's Vineyard with annotations in ink that trace major roads and give Indian names for geographic areas. The printed text on the map Island-Wide / Indian geographic names for Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated gives the English names and locations for ponds, coves, beaches, bays, 2012.036.005 Two or More Towns Martha's Vineyard Drawer 1 points, hills, and lighthouses. The map also shows land topography, water depths, and characteristics of the ocean bottom.

36 Map of the topography for Martha's Vineyard that was drawn by Dana Island-Wide / A Topographic Portrait of Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1984 Gaines in 1984. It gives the names of towns, hills, ponds, cliffs, points, 2012.036.006 Two or More Towns Vineyard Drawer 1 lighthouses, capes, coves, beaches, and sea regions.

Island-Wide / Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows man-made landmarks, geological Flat Files Cabinet 2 Illustrated map of Martha's Vineyard undated 2012.036.007 Two or More Towns features, and illustrations of boats and houses. Color print by M. Davis. Drawer 1

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows elevation levels in feet, major roads, Island-Wide / and the boundary lines between towns. It also gives the names and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard elevation levels undated 2012.036.008 Two or More Towns locations of ponds, bays, rivers, coves, necks, points, lighthouses, hills, Drawer 1 residential areas, and post offices.

Maps of Martha's Vineyard resulting from coastal surveys. They show Island-Wide / Coastal survey maps of Martha's 1857- Flat Files Cabinet 2 water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, land topography, and 2012.036.009 Two or More Towns Vineyard 1916 Drawer 1 geological features, such as ponds, coves, points, and bays.

Map of Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, and Chappaquiddick that was traced by Henry Franklin Norton, a former curator of the Dukes County Historical Society (later known as Martha's Vineyard Museum). It shows the location Island-Wide / Henry Franklin Norton tracing of Oak of Indian land in Oak Bluffs and it gives the names of ponds, bays, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 1900s 2012.036.010 Two or More Towns Bluffs and Edgartown villages. The map also indicates that a part of this area was petitioned in Drawer 1 1836 to be incorporated as the town of Farmington. It also shows numbered locations in Oak Bluffs, but there is no legend. Tracing in pencil and ink.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows contour lines for hills and waterways. It also gives the names and locations of ponds, bays, harbors, coves, Island-Wide / Topographic map of Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1917 lighthouses, cliffs, points, and capes. The map is a partial revision by the 2012.036.011 Two or More Towns Vineyard Drawer 1 Massachusetts Commission on Waterways and Public Lands. Black-and- white photographic copy of the original map.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows state roads, proposed state roads, Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard state roads 1925 and other roads. It also identifies towns, ponds, harbors, bays, points, 2012.036.012 Two or More Towns Drawer 2 beaches, hills, farms, golf links, yacht clubs, and lighthouses.

Map of Chilmark and Aquinnah / Gay Head that identifies fresh meadows, Island-Wide / Landmarks in Chilmark and Gay Flat Files Cabinet 2 1830 salt meadows, houses for public worship, school houses, hills, brooks, and 2012.036.013 Two or More Towns Head Drawer 2 clay pits.

Survey map of Chilmark and Aquinnah / Gay Head. The sizes noted on the Island-Wide / Survey Map of Chilmark and Gay Flat Files Cabinet 2 1795 map are for Squibnocket Pond, Menemsha Pond, Chilmark Pond, Indian 2012.036.014 Two or More Towns Head Drawer 2 Land, Chilmark Meeting House, and a public road in Chilmark.

Map showing a plan for the towns of Tisbury and Edgartown, which at the time covered the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives the names and locations of points, bays, necks, harbors, ponds, roads, mills, Indian land, Island-Wide / Survey map of Chappaquiddick, West Chop, East Chop, Tisbury Meeting House, Tisbury Court House, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1795 2012.036.015 Two or More Towns Edgartown, and Tisbury Edgartown Meeting House, and Edgartown Court House. The map also Drawer 2 shows the boundary lines for Christiantown and it indicates that about one- half of Christiantown is owned by Indians. The map was based on a survey by Benjamin Smith.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that was a pamphlet from the Chamber of Island-Wide / The Island of Martha's Vineyard - A Flat Files Cabinet 2 1977 Commerce. It gives walking tours of Vineyard Haven, Oak Bluffs, and 2012.036.016 Two or More Towns Visitor's Map Drawer 2 Edgartown. It also shows places of interest throughout Martha's Vineyard.

37 Map of Martha's Vineyard for 1782 that shows Algonquian geographic names. Also included is a 1907 Vineyard Gazette article that compares the 1782 location names on the map with 1907 location names. The map is from the book, "Lettres d'un Cultivateer Americain" ("Letters from an Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard with its Flat Files Cabinet 2 1782 American Farmer"), by Michel-Guillaume Hector Saint Jean de 2012.036.017 Two or More Towns dependencies Drawer 2 Crevecoeur, a Frenchman who lived for a considerable time in America. Chapter VI of his book, entitled "Description of the Island of Martha's Vineyard"; and of the Whale Fishery", includes this map along with comments on local occupations.

Map of Martha's Vineyard showing the names of homeowners and the Island-Wide / locations of their homes. It is from the Martha's Vineyard portion of The Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard homeowners 1858 2012.036.018 Two or More Towns Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by Henry F. Walling in Drawer 2 1858.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows state roads, proposed state roads, Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard state roads undated other roads, and airports. It also gives the distances from Oak Bluffs to 2012.036.019 Two or More Towns Drawer 2 other towns and landmarks on Martha's Vineyard.

Map showing the names and locations of early settlers in Tisbury and West Tisbury between James Pond and Lake Tashmoo. The last names shown on the map include Allen, Cottle, Luce, Swain, Merry, Hatch, Island-Wide / Early settlers between James Pond Weeks, Coffin, Daggett, Chase, Butler, Norton, West, Mayhew, Smith, Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 2012.036.020 Two or More Towns and Lake Tashmoo Lewis, Tupper, and Cartwright. The years written next to the names and Drawer 7 homes range from 1681 to 1775. The map also shows the location of Savage's Line, which is a line running north to south that divides the Chickemoo region in half. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map showing the names and locations of early settlers in Tisbury and West Tisbury on one side of the paper, and the names and locations of early settlers in Oak Bluffs on the other side. The last names shown on the map for Tisbury and West Tisbury include Cottle, Manter, Rogers, Lambert, Luce, Butler, Norton, Look, Weeks, Cartwright, Mayhew, Tupper, and Chase. The years written next to the names range from 1682 to 1902. The map for Tisbury and West Tisbury also shows the locations of hills, school houses, mills, a cemetery, and the Methodist Meeting House. It Island-Wide / Early settlers in West Tisbury, Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 also gives two Algonquian names for James Pond and it suggests that 2012.036.021 Two or More Towns Tisbury, and Oak Bluffs Drawer 7 Aunt Rhoda's Pond may have been named for Rhoda Chase. The last names shown on the map for Oak Bluffs include Stewart, Linton, Davis, Luce, Beetle, Norris, Norton, Nye, Bradley, West, Daggett, and Allen. The years written next to the names range from 1660 to 1692. This map shows the location of Indian land and it gives Algonquian geographic names for areas of Oak Bluffs. It also shows the location of a school, Baptist Meeting House, Methodist Meeting House, Daggett's Farm, and Tiler's Field. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map showing a plan of Tisbury and the area that later became known as West Tisbury. It was developed by order of the selectmen of Tisbury. The Island-Wide / Thomas Dunham plan for Tisbury map shows the locations of roads, wetlands, great plains, fresh meadows, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1831 2012.036.022 Two or More Towns and West Tisbury salt meadows, ponds, beaches, mills, brooks, hills, houses for public Drawer 7 worship, bridges, boundary monuments between towns, and school houses.

38 Map of East Chop and West Chop in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs that shows Island-Wide / East Chop and West Chop jetties the position of jetties and sea walls from 1894 to 1892. The jetties and sea Flat Files Cabinet 2 1899 2012.036.023 Two or More Towns and sea walls walls were built near the West Chop Light, the East Chop Light, and the Drawer 7 western coast of the Vineyard Haven Harbor.

Topographic map of Martha's Vineyard that shows contour lines and Island-Wide / Topographic map of Martha's elevations in feet. It also shows major roads and it gives the names of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1944 2012.036.024 Two or More Towns Vineyard ponds, lakes, coves, bays, points, residential areas, golf courses, clubs, Drawer 7 and lighthouses.

Topographic map of West Tisbury and Chilmark that shows contour lines Island-Wide / Topography of West Tisbury and and gives the names of ponds and coves. It also shows the location of clay Flat Files Cabinet 2 1898 2012.036.025 Two or More Towns Chilmark pits, a spire in Middletown, and a boundary stone on the northeastern Drawer 7 border of West Tisbury.

Topographic map of West Tisbury, Tisbury, and Oak Bluffs that shows Island-Wide / Topography of West Tisbury, contour lines. It also identifies Paul's Point, Lumbards Cove, James Pond, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1898 2012.036.026 Two or More Towns Tisbury, and Oak Bluffs Norton's Point, Lake Tashmoo, West Chop, West Chop Light House, Drawer 7 Vineyard Haven Harbor, and Lagoon Pond.

Map of coastal Tisbury and Oak Bluffs that shows the locations of roads, buildings, ponds, and residential areas. The landmarks identified on the Island-Wide / Coastal features of Tisbury and Oak Flat Files Cabinet 2 1888 map include West Chop Light House, Union Bluff, Marine Railway, 2012.036.027 Two or More Towns Bluffs Drawer 7 Eastville, Lagoon Heights, East Chop Light House, and the Tisbury end of a cable to . Map of coastal Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, and Chappaquiddick that shows the Island-Wide / Coastal features of Oak Bluffs and locations of roads, buildings, and ponds. The landmarks identified on the Flat Files Cabinet 2 1888 2012.036.028 Two or More Towns Edgartown map include Cottage City, Edgartown Light House, a signal tower, and Drawer 7 Sampson's Hill.

Map of coastal Oak Bluffs and Edgartown Harbor that shows the characteristics of the shoreline. The features shown on the map include Island-Wide / Coastal Oak Bluffs and Edgartown Flat Files Cabinet 2 1928 East Chop Light House, Edgartown Light House, Union Chapel spire, 2012.036.029 Two or More Towns Harbor Drawer 7 Seaview House flagpole, Harts Haven Harbor, Edgartown spire, church clock tower, water tower, rock jetties, and concrete sea walls.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows 25 properties that have been conserved using funds or donations from the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank Commission. Using symbols explained in a legend, the map also shows other conservation lands that are open to the public, as well as public restrooms, bike paths, unpaved roads, paved roads, and public beaches. Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard Public Flat Files Cabinet 2 1992 It also shows the town boundary lines and it gives the names of towns, 2012.036.030 Two or More Towns Conservation Lands Drawer 7 ponds, points, beaches, cliffs, bays, coves, harbors, necks, hills, farms, lighthouses, brooks, rivers, and lakes. The back of the map gives a description of the numbered locations on the map, including each of the 25 Land Bank properties, other conservation lands, and landmarks for each of the 6 towns. Color print that was designed to be a pamphlet.

39 Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows 61 properties that have been conserved using funds or donations from the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank Commission. Using symbols explained in a legend, the map also shows other conservation lands that are open to the public, as well as town boundary lines, public restrooms, bike paths, roads with bus service, and Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard Conservation Flat Files Cabinet 2 2005 roads without bus service. It also gives the names of towns, ponds, points, 2012.036.031 Two or More Towns Lands Drawer 7 beaches, cliffs, bays, coves, harbors, brooks, hills, farms, and lighthouses. The back of the map gives a description of the numbered locations on the map, including each of the 61 Land Bank properties, other conservation lands, and landmarks for each of the 6 towns. Color print that was designed to be a pamphlet.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows the elevations for hills and the Flat Files Cabinet 2 distances from Vineyard Haven to other towns and landmarks. It also Island-Wide / Drawer 7 Swift's Map of Martha's Vineyard circa 1930 gives the locations of telephone cables to Nantucket and the mainland, 2012.036.032 Two or More Towns descriptions of the north and south coast, and the names of man-made Rolled Maps and geological features.

Map that shows illustrations of the coastlines for Cape Poge, Sandy Point, Island-Wide / Illustrated map of Martha's Vineyard Gay Head, and Sankoty Head. It also gives bearings and distances. The Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 2012.036.033 Two or More Towns coastlines original map is from the American Neptune Series at the University of Drawer 7 Michigan.

Map of Martha's Vineyard by Lloyd Coe that gives a brief history of towns, landmarks, ships, and captains. It also includes illustrations of ships, people, hills, farms, and villages. The subjects of the historical accounts include Verrazano, Joseph Mayhew in the War of 1812, Thomas Mayhew, Jr, Captain Bartholomew Gosnold, Captain Joshua Slocum, Major General Island-Wide / Map of Martha's Vineyard, illustrated Flat Files Cabinet 2 1926 Gray, Vineyard Haven, West Tisbury, Chilmark, Gay Head, the cliffs at 2012.036.034 Two or More Towns history Drawer 7 Gay Head, Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, the names Capawock and No-pe (or Noepe), Norsemen, whales, heath hens, and ox carts. The map also gives the names and locations of roads, hills, ponds, coves, harbors, points, beaches, necks, brooks, lighthouses, and life saving stations. It also shows town boundaries and the Martha's Vineyard Railroad line.

Map showing the topography of Martha's Vineyard. It shows the major Island-Wide / Topographical map of Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1972 roads and the elevation levels for hills. It also gives the names of towns, 2012.036.035 Two or More Towns Vineyard Drawer 7 ponds, bays, points, coves, and lighthouses.

Topographical map of Martha's Vineyard that is bordered with illustrations Island-Wide / Map of Martha's Vineyard, of lighthouses, grapevines, whales, and a ship. It shows elevation levels in Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 2012.036.036 Two or More Towns topography and illustrations feet and it gives the names of towns, ponds, beaches, coves, bays, points, Drawer 7 necks, and harbors. Map developed by Abbe and W. F. Gookin.

Topographical map of Martha's Vineyard that identifies towns, ponds, Island-Wide / Topographical map of Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated bays, harbors, coves, beaches, necks, points, hills, major roads, 2012.036.037 Two or More Towns Vineyard Drawer 7 lighthouses, clubs, and town boundary lines. Color print.

Map of Martha's Vineyard from the Aquinnah Cultural Center that describes crops, wildlife, and landmarks. The back of the map gives a Island-Wide / Way - An Aquinnah Flat Files Cabinet 2 1999 schedule of events held by the Wampanoag Nation, a list of Wampanoag 2012.036.038 Two or More Towns Cultural Trail Drawer 7 names for places on Martha's Vineyard, a description of the first people of Noepe, a self-guided tour, and advertisements.

40 Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows major roads, the elevation levels of hills, locations for bass fishing, and steamship lines. It also gives a table of Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Eldridge's Map of Martha's Vineyard 1892 distances between towns and landmarks. 1 copy has annotations in pencil 2012.036.039 Two or More Towns Drawer 7 and ink that identify additional geological features, such as coves and brooks.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows the elevations of hills, main roads, Island-Wide / locations for bass fishing, and steamship lines. It also gives a table of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Eldridge's Map of Martha's Vineyard 1913 2012.036.040 Two or More Towns distances between towns and landmarks, and a list of some of the Drawer 7 business firms of Vineyard Haven. Map of Martha's Vineyard that provides a letter / number index and a table of symbols to show the locations of residential areas, landmarks, and Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard landmarks 1989 roads. The identified features include town halls, lighthouses, private 2012.036.041 Two or More Towns Drawer 7 campgrounds, bicycle paths, tennis courts, public beaches, and restricted beaches.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows churches, schools, cemeteries, state roads, other roads, and town boundaries. 1 copy that is annotated in pencil Island-Wide / and ink shows a letter / number grid for the map, and gives information Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard landmarks circa 1900 2012.036.042 Two or More Towns about Bartholomew Gosnold's journey, and gives the circumference of Drawer 7 Nomans Land, Gay Head, Nashaquitsa, Squibnocket, Cuttyhunk, Nashawena, and Chappaquiddick.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that gives the names and locations of ponds, Island-Wide / bights, bays, points, beaches, shoals, and prominent coastal rocks. It also Flat Files Cabinet 2 Martha's Vineyard coastal landmarks undated 2012.036.043 Two or More Towns shows the town boundary lines through Lagoon Pond, Sengekontacket Drawer 7 Pond, Menemsha Pond, Squibnocket Pond, and the Great Tisbury Pond.

Geological survey map of Tisbury, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major Island-Wide / Survey map of Chappaquiddick, roads. It also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1909 2012.036.044 Two or More Towns Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Tisbury ponds, coves, points, harbors, bays, hills, and lighthouses. It is based on a Drawer 8 survey taken in 1887. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map of Tisbury, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major Island-Wide / Survey map of Chappaquiddick, roads. It also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1917 2012.036.045 Two or More Towns Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Tisbury ponds, coves, points, harbors, bays, hills, and lighthouses. It is based on a Drawer 8 survey taken in 1887. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map of Tisbury, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major Island-Wide / Survey map of Chappaquiddick, roads. It also gives the names and locations of towns, residential areas, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1932 2012.036.046 Two or More Towns Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Tisbury ponds, coves, points, harbors, bays, hills, and lighthouses. It is based on a Drawer 8 survey taken in 1887. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map of Chilmark and Aquinnah / Gay Head. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major roads. It also gives the Island-Wide / Survey map of Chilmark and Gay names and locations of ponds, beaches, hills, and cliffs. It is a reprint of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1905 2012.036.047 Two or More Towns Head the 1893 edition, which was based on a survey taken in 1887. The back of Drawer 8 the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

41 Geological survey map of Chilmark and Aquinnah / Gay Head. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and major roads. It also gives the Island-Wide / Survey map of Chilmark and Gay names and locations of ponds, beaches, hills, and cliffs. It is a reprint of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1932 2012.036.048 Two or More Towns Head the 1893 edition, which was based on a survey taken in 1887. The back of Drawer 8 the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols. Geological survey map that shows Tisbury, West Tisbury, and the Martha's Vineyard state forest. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy-duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all-weather roads; loose-surface, graded roads; Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven Quadrangle 1944 unsurfaced, graded, dry weather roads; and dirt roads. It also gives the 2012.036.049 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 names and locations of ponds, brooks, hills, points, heads, and golf courses. It is based on a survey taken in 1942. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map that shows Tisbury, West Tisbury, and the Martha's Vineyard state forest. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy-duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all-weather roads; loose-surface, graded roads; Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven Quadrangle 1947 unsurfaced, graded, dry weather roads; and dirt roads. It also gives the 2012.036.050 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 names and locations of ponds, brooks, hills, points, heads, and golf courses. It is a reprint of the 1944 edition, which was based on a survey taken in 1942. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map that shows Tisbury, West Tisbury, and the Martha's Vineyard state forest. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 4 types of roads: primary highway, hard surface roads; secondary Island-Wide / highway, hard surface roads; light-duty, hard, or improved surface roads; Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven Quadrangle 1972 2012.036.051 Two or More Towns and unimproved roads. The map also gives the names and locations of Drawer 8 ponds, brooks, coves, heads, points, hills, gravel pits, and cranberry bogs. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised from aerial photographs taken in 1969 and field checked in 1972.

Geological survey map of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy-duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all-weather roads; loose-surface, graded roads; unsurfaced, Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown Quadrangle 1944 graded, dry weather roads; and dirt roads. The map also gives the names 2012.036.052 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 and locations of ponds, coves, bays, beaches, heads, points, necks, hills, and residential areas. It is based on a survey taken in 1942. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 4 types of roads: primary highway, hard surface roads; secondary highway, hard surface roads; light-duty, hard, or improved surface roads; and Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Edgartown Quadrangle 1979 unimproved roads. The map also gives the names and locations of ponds, 2012.036.053 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 coves, bays, beaches, heads, points, necks, hills, and residential areas. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised from aerial photographs taken in 1969, field checked in 1972, and revised from aerial photographs taken in 1977 and 1979.

42 Geological survey map of Chilmark, Edgartown, and West Tisbury near Tisbury Great Pond. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town boundary lines, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy- duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all-weather roads; loose-surface, Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury Great Pond Quadrangle 1944 graded roads; unsurfaced, graded, dry weather roads; and dirt roads. The 2012.036.054 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 map also gives the names and locations of ponds, coves, and points. It is based on a survey taken in 1942. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols. Geological survey map of Chilmark, Edgartown, and West Tisbury near Tisbury Great Pond. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town Flat Files Cabinet 2 boundary lines, medium-duty roads, light-duty roads, and unimproved, dirt Island-Wide / Drawer 8 Tisbury Great Pond Quadrangle 1951 roads. The map also gives the names and locations of ponds, coves, and 2012.036.055 Two or More Towns points. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised in 1951. 1 Framed Maps copy has annotations in pencil about the types of water fowl and the years in which they were spotted. Geological survey map of Chilmark, Edgartown, and West Tisbury near Tisbury Great Pond. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town boundary lines, and 4 types of roads: primary highway, hard surface roads; Island-Wide / secondary highway, hard surface roads; light-duty, hard, or improved Flat Files Cabinet 2 Tisbury Great Pond Quadrangle 1972 2012.036.056 Two or More Towns surface roads; and unimproved roads. The map also gives the names and Drawer 8 locations of ponds, coves, and points. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised from aerial photographs taken in 1969 and field checked in 1972.

Geological survey map of Aquinnah and Chilmark. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town boundary line, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy-duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all- Island-Wide / weather roads; loose-surface, graded roads; unsurfaced, graded, dry Flat Files Cabinet 2 Squibnocket Quadrangle 1944 2012.036.057 Two or More Towns weather roads; and dirt roads. The map also gives the names and Drawer 8 locations of ponds, brooks, beaches, bights, cliffs, and hills. It is based on a survey taken in 1942. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols.

Geological survey map of Aquinnah and Chilmark. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town boundary line, medium-duty roads, light-duty Flat Files Cabinet 2 roads, and unimproved, dirt roads. The map also gives the names and Island-Wide / Drawer 8 Squibnocket Quadrangle 1951 locations of ponds, brooks, beaches, bights, cliffs, and hills. It is based on 2012.036.058 Two or More Towns a survey taken in 1942, which was revised in 1951. 1 copy has annotations Framed Maps in pencil about the types of water fowl and the years in which they were spotted. Geological survey map of Aquinnah and Chilmark. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, town boundary line, and 4 types of roads: primary highway, hard surface roads; secondary highway, hard surface roads; light- Island-Wide / duty, hard, or improved surface roads; and unimproved roads. The map Flat Files Cabinet 2 Squibnocket Quadrangle 1977 2012.036.059 Two or More Towns also gives the names and locations of ponds, brooks, beaches, bights, Drawer 8 cliffs, and hills. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised from aerial photographs taken in 1969, field checked in 1972, and photoinspected in 1977.

Island-Wide / Survey map of Chilmark and Gay Map of Aquinnah and Chilmark near Squibnocket Pond that resulted from Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 2012.036.060 Two or More Towns Head surveys. The only label on the map is "Squibnocket". Drawer 8

43 Map of Squibnocket Pond and Squibnocket Beach in Aquinnah and Island-Wide / Chilmark. It gives the depths of water near the beach and it shows areas of Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of Chilmark and Gay Head undated 2012.036.061 Two or More Towns grassland. The map has annotations in pencil and ink that give angular Drawer 8 measurements and show land divisions.

Map of Aquinnah and Chilmark that shows the results of topographic surveys by W.C. Hodgkins. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard Island - Western Flat Files Cabinet 2 1898 areas of grassland or trees, and major roads. The map also shows 2012.036.062 Two or More Towns Part Drawer 8 Menemsha Bight, Menemsha Pond, Nashaquitsa Pond, Squibnocket Pond, Squibnocket Beach, and Stone Wall Beach.

Map of Chilmark and West Tisbury in the area between Tisbury Great Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. It shows the results of a land survey by Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Marshall Camp property 1946 Dean H. Swift. Both linear and angular measurements are shown in 2012.036.063 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 relation to a pipe line. The map also identifies land owned by Whiting and Manter, Bigelow, and the Tisbury Pond Club.

Map of land in Chilmark and West Tisbury that was surveyed by William S. Swift for Robert L. Bigelow. It gives linear and angular dimensions of land Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Land surveyed for Robert L. Bigelow 1925 that is located between the Tisbury Great Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. It 2012.036.064 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 is a later version of a map drawn one month earlier for Robert L. Bigelow (see 2012.031.026).

Map of the Tisbury Great Pond in West Tisbury and Chilmark that shows the south shoreline. It gives linear measurements, sizes in acreage, Island-Wide / Tisbury Great Pond beach and sand Flat Files Cabinet 2 1943 characteristics of the beach, the boundary line between the two towns, and 2012.036.065 Two or More Towns bar Drawer 8 the sections that belong to Doris Bissell Bigelow, the Tisbury Pond Club, and Whiting and Manter. Blueprint.

Map of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown that gives the names and locations of early setters and the Algonquian names for geographic areas. The last names on the map include Norton, Bolt, Kidder, Smith, Crosby, Weeks, Vincent, Coffin, Jernegan, Crane, Pease, Sarson, Jenkins, Daggett, Island-Wide / Early setters and Indian place Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1900 Burchard, Mayhew, Bayes, and Butler. The years written next to the names 2012.036.066 Two or More Towns names for Oak Bluffs and Edgartown Drawer 8 range from 1653 to 1710. The map also shows the location of the New Purchase Line, the Old Purchase Line, the Old Mill Path, Will Lay's Plain, Sweetened Water Pond, Tower Hill, and a wind-powered grist mill. Tracing in pencil and ink by Charles Banks.

Map of Vineyard Haven Harbor and part of Lagoon Pond in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven 1873 the locations of coastal rocks and lighthouses. The map also shows land 2012.036.067 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 topography and the layout of major roads for West Chop, Holmes Hole, East Chop, and Eastville.

Map of Vineyard Haven harbor in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs that gives Island-Wide / Magnetic bearings for Vineyard magnetic bearings along 37 courses. It also identifies the Vineyard Haven Flat Files Cabinet 2 1933 2012.036.068 Two or More Towns Haven harbor pier, Steamboat Wharf, Manter's Pier, Boat Yard, Lagoon Bridge, West Drawer 8 Chop Light, East Chop Light, Crystal Lake, Lake Anthony, and Eastville.

44 Map of eastern Tisbury and Oak Bluffs (Cottage City) that gives the layout of roads along the coast, information about buoys, the sites for best anchorage, water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations of residential areas, ponds, lakes, wharves, and prominent coastal rocks. The map also shows the locations of churches, Island-Wide / post offices, schools, and hotels. The last names of property owners Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven and Cottage City 1900 2012.036.069 Two or More Towns shown on the map include Badger, Homans, Shaw, Jolliett, Muller, Morse, Drawer 8 Daggett, Soren, Varick, Smith, Walker, Foster, Armsby, Hollinsworth, Robinson, Swift, Vincent, Arnoux, Johnson, Manter, Zorn, Habersham, Barnett, Rochester, Carey, Hinckley, Eldridge, Giffords, Norris, Barnes, Newton, Ward, and Boland. The map also shows the line for electric trolleys that ran through Vineyard Haven and Cottage City.

Map that gives an illustrative history of Martha's Vineyard and . It shows colorful, labeled drawings of boats, people, animals, towns, lighthouses, and events. Some of the historical depictions are "summer visitors listening to salty old native", "last heath hen on Earth", Island-Wide / Pictorial Tercentenary Map for 1630 "Christiantown village of praying Indians", "Vineyard whaling captain", "378 Flat Files Cabinet 2 1930 2012.036.070 Two or More Towns to 1930 men go to civil war", "sheep grazing", "Algonquin Indians floated from Drawer 8 Maine on cake of ice", "Bartholomew Gosnold monument", "graveyard of lost ships", "cat-boating", "Capt. Kidd going to his rendezvous in Tarpaulin Cove", "Gov. James Bowdoin died here", "Gosnold 1602", and "great bass fishing". Color print.

Map of eastern Tisbury and Oak Bluffs that shows a plan for opening the Lagoon Pond into the Vineyard Haven Harbor. It shows the areas in which sand is to be dredged or filled. The map also shows Crystal Lake, Lake Anthony, Farm Pond, part of Sengekontacket Pond, major roads, Eastville, Island-Wide / Hethern Heights, Lagoon Heights, Harbor View Heights, Hartville, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Lagoon Pond Opening 1927 2012.036.071 Two or More Towns Oklahoma. The last names of property owners shown on the map include Drawer 8 Brown, Hinckley, Benson, Worth, and Kidder. The map also gives water depths in feet at low water for Lagoon Pond and part of Vineyard Haven Harbor. Plan developed by Alaric K. Swift, who was a civil engineer in Vineyard Haven.

Map showing a survey of Edgartown and Chappaquiddick, with part of West Tisbury, Chilmark, and Oak Bluffs. It shows major roads, green Island-Wide / Survey of southeast Martha's spaces, and the locations of survey markers, which include lighthouses, 1897 2012.036.072 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns Vineyard hills, chimneys, towers, church spires, and flagstaffs. The map also gives the names of ponds, coves, points, and bays. The survey was conducted by W. Irving Vinal.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows contour lines with elevation levels in feet. It also gives the names of ponds, bights, coves, necks, points, Island-Wide / Topographical survey of Martha's beaches, harbors, and bays. The map also shows major roads and the undated 2012.036.073 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns Vineyard locations of buildings. It is a photocopy of a map that was marked with labels. Each label identifies a numbered location, but there is no legend. One of the labels shows the boundaries of Indian land in Oak Bluffs.

45 Map of land along the Atlantic Ocean that is south of Black Point Pond and Tisbury Great Pond in West Tisbury and Chilmark. It was surveyed by Hollis A. Smith for Doris B. Bigelow. The map gives linear and angular measurements and it shows the town boundary line across the land. The Island-Wide / Land surveyed for Doris B. Bigelow 1953 last names of property owners shown on the map are Whiting, Hancock, 2012.036.074 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns Ford, Huntington, Bacon, Child, Rouse, Miller, Smith, Strater, Inslee, Peltz, Stoddard, Spalding, Iselin, McAdoo, Churchill, Philbin, Foote, Riggs, Manter, Bliss, Litchfield, and Jones. It also shows the area of the land owned by the Tisbury Pond Club.

Map of West Tisbury and Chilmark in the area east of Black Point Pond and between Tisbury Great Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. It gives linear Island-Wide / and angular measurements for land surveyed by William S. Swift for Land surveyed for Robert L. Bigelow 1931 2012.036.075 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns Robert L. Bigelow. The last names of land owners shown on the map include Adams, Vincent, Whiting, Mitchell, Mills, Bigelow, Schultz, Athern, Manter, Foote, Hancock, Riggs, Hinckley, Spaulding, and Jones.

Map of Martha's Vineyard and the surrounding water. It gives the names and locations of towns, ponds, necks, points, capes, bays, coves, shoals, Island-Wide / Martha's Vineyard 1968 harbors, and survey markers. It also gives water depths, characteristics of 2012.036.076 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns the ocean bottom, and information about tides, lights, and buoys. Color print.

Map of coastal Oak Bluffs and coastal Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean Island-Wide / bottom, and information about tides, lights, and buoys. The map also gives Edgartown Harbor 1894 2012.036.077 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns the names and locations of ponds, lakes, points, bays, and prominent coastal rocks. It also shows land topography for eastern Oak Bluffs, eastern Edgartown, and the west coast of Chappaquiddick.

Map of coastal Oak Bluffs and coastal Edgartown, including Chappaquiddick. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean Island-Wide / bottom, and information about tides, lights, and buoys. The map also gives Edgartown Harbor 1917 2012.036.078 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns the names and locations of ponds, lakes, wharves, points, bays, and prominent coastal rocks. It also shows land topography for eastern Oak Bluffs, eastern Edgartown, and Chappaquiddick Island.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that gives the names and locations of towns, ponds, beaches, harbors, bays, points, hills, lighthouses, and major roads. The map is surrounded by illustrations of boats, houses, landscapes, the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Island-Wide / Chilmark Village Church, the Congregational Church in West Tisbury, the Drawer 8 Martha's Vineyard 1900s 2012.036.079 Two or More Towns Federated Church in Edgartown, the Methodist Church in Edgartown, the West Chop Light, and the windmill on Dunroving Ranch in Chilmark. The Framed Maps map and illustrations are bordered by quotes from John Brereton about Bartholomew Gosnold's voyage in 1602.

Map showing the locations of marine disasters around Martha's Vineyard, Island-Wide / Marine Disasters of Martha's including the names of ships and the year in which each disaster occurred. 1970 2012.036.080 Framed Maps Two or More Towns Vineyard The materials for the original map were compiled by B.W. Luther, with by Susan Doucette. Color print.

46 Map of the Seven Gates Farm Corporation property in West Tisbury and Chilmark between North Road and the Vineyard Sound and between Harlock Pond and South Gate Road. It shows numbered lots, linear and angular measurements, lot sizes in acreage, major roads, the mean line for high water from the Vineyard Sound, and the town boundary line. The map also identifies the locations of automobile parks, swamps, Gray's Island-Wide / Seven Gates Farm Corporation circa 1930 Pond, Little Orchard House, Harlock Pond Trail, and a reservoir, foot path, 2012.036.081 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns property lots small bog, and clay pit. The last names of property owners shown on the map include Hough, Chase, Norton, Eustis, Tilton, Cavanaugh, Allen, Look, Baxter, Gray, and Mayhew. It also gives background information about the survey and 4 notes about features found on the map. The original map was signed by John Crowell and a majority of the Board of Directors.

Map of Martha's Vineyard that shows water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, areas for fish traps, anchorage sites, and information about tides, tidal currents, racing buoys, and storm warnings. It also gives the Island-Wide / names and locations of bays, harbors, points, shoals, cliffs, towns, Martha's Vineyard 1966 2012.036.082 Rolled Maps Two or More Towns residential areas, prominent coastal rocks, and survey markers such as standpipes, towers, church spires, and cupolas. Included with the map is a 1965 correction of an area near Wasque Shoal and Muskeget Channel. Color print.

Map of Vineyard Haven harbor, the coast of West Chop, and the coast of East Chop in Tisbury and Oak Bluffs. It gives water depths, characteristics Island-Wide / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Vineyard Haven 1871 of the ocean bottom, and the locations of Meadow Rock, West Chop 2012.036.083 Two or More Towns Drawer 8 Lighthouse, Holmes Hole Spire, East Chop Lighthouse, and East Chop Telegraph.

47 Maps Collection New England / Massachusetts

Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of New Netherland and New England that was created by Tobias Conrad Lotter, a German cartographer. Martha's Vineyard is identified as Vlielant ats Natocke. Nantucket is identified as Texel ats Elisabeths Eylant. New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Novi Belgii in America Septentrionali circa 1757 The illustration in the lower right is of New York, which was formerly New 1944.044 Massachusetts Drawer 9 Amsterdam. Fort James, marked 'C' in this illustration, is where Thomas Mayhew and Matthew Mayhew met with Francis Lovelace in 1671 to obtain charters for the Vineyard townships.

Map of coastal Massachusetts and eastern Rhode Island that shows New England / Town boundaries in coastal county names, town names, and town boundaries. It also identifies islands, Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 1983.013.015 Massachusetts Massachusetts bays, harbors, points, shoals, lighthouses, bridges, and a monument in Drawer 1 Lexington. Hand-drawn in color.

Map of New England and New York that shows the names of towns, New England / An exact map of New England and Flat Files Cabinet 2 1702 islands, rivers, and bays. It was published in Cotton Mather's "Magnalia 1986.034 Massachusetts New York Drawer 1 Christi Americana".

Map of coastal New England and New York that was created by William New England / Map of coastal New England and Hack for Walter Younge Barronet and one of the commissioners for the Flat Files Cabinet 2 1680 1986.034.004 Massachusetts New York King of England. It shows the names of towns, rivers, and islands. Drawer 9 Martha's Vineyard on this map is labeled as Martins Vinyard.

Map of coastal Massachusetts that was used as a frontispiece in "New England's Prospect", by William Wood. The book was written by Wood upon his return to England after spending 1629-1633 in America. The book was intended for prospective settlers. The map shows the names of rivers, bays, ponds, and harbors. It also shows the towns that were settled during the Great Migration of the 1630s, which brought over about 20,000 people, New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Coastal Massachusetts 1634 most of them Puritans, to live near the coast and rivers (Plymouth Colony 1986.034.005 Massachusetts Drawer 1 was founded in 1620 by Pilgrims, and Colony was established in Boston in 1630). One of the settlers was Thomas Mayhew, who arrived in 1631 and lived in Watertown for ten years before purchasing Martha's Vineyard. While Martha's Vineyard is not explicitly shown on the map, the Elizabeth Islands are shown in an unusual, octopus- like shape.

Map of the Boston area, , Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and New England / Rhode Island by cartographer Thomas Jefferys for the Prince of Wales. It Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of southeast New England 1774 1986.034.010 Massachusetts was based on surveys and astronomical observations and it shows the Drawer 9 names and boundaries for counties and townships.

Map of the coastal region for New England, New York, and New Jersey. The original map was created by Anton Francesco Lucini, an Italian New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 New Netherland and New England 1661 engraver and printmaker, and published in "Dell'Arcano del Mare". 1986.034.011 Massachusetts Drawer 9 Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are joined on the map as Texel and Vlicklante.

48 Map of New England that shows the names of colonies, counties, townships, towns, major roads, islands, capes, bays, and rivers. Boundary disputes between New England colonies and New York began with 1600s charter descriptions and finally ended with the determination of the New England / Bowle's New Pocket Map of New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1780 Massachusetts border in 1899. This map was issued as one of many 1986.034.012 Massachusetts England Drawer 2 efforts to fix boundaries. Martha's Vineyard (Kapawok, Dukes County) was copied from a much earlier map, and the whole map depends on the Conrad Lotter version series. This slightly later work, by the use of color, corrects the earlier error, restoring Martha's Vineyard to Massachusetts.

Map of northeast Atlantic coast that is a copy of a map created by Nicholaus Visscher. It shows the names of towns, rivers, bays, capes, and New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Novi Belgii circa 1684 islands. Martha's Vineyard on this map is labeled as Texel at Elizabets 1986.034.013 Massachusetts Drawer 2 Eylandt. It includes illustrations of plants, animals, boats, and New Amsterdam. Color print.

Map of south coast Rhode Island and southwest coast Massachusetts that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, sailing directions, variations of the magnetic compass needle, and information about tides, New England / From Entrance to to Flat Files Cabinet 2 1860 navigation dangers, the Saughkonnet River, lighthouses, and vessels with 1987.079 Massachusetts Block Island Sound Drawer 9 lights. It also shows land topography along the coast and it gives the names and locations of islands, ponds, necks, points, rivers, coves, beaches, and lighthouses.

Decorative map of the New England coast from Cape Cod to Maine that is based on observations and descriptions from Captain John Smith. It gives New England / Coastal New England from Cape Flat Files Cabinet 2 1614 the names of towns, hills, islands, capes, bays, and rivers. The back of the 1989.002.002 Massachusetts Cod to Maine Drawer 1 map shows the Isles of Shoals in Maine and New Hampshire, including water depths and the characteristics of the ocean bottom.

Map of Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket from the Bureau of Soils under the United States Department of Agriculture. It has a color-coded legend that explains the types of soils found on these islands, Rolled Maps such as coarse sand, dune sand, meadow, peat, and tidal marsh. The map (map) also gives a description of conventional signs found on the map, such as New England / Soil Survey Map of Dukes and markings for secondary roads, ferry bridges, a mine or quarry, soil 1925 1989.039 Massachusetts Nantucket Counties boundaries, contour lines, streams, lakes or ponds, and marshes. It also Flat Files Cabinet 2 gives the names and locations of ponds, bays, harbors, hills, points, Drawer 1 coves, heads, beaches, and lighthouses. A supplement to the map is a (booklet) Soil Survey Report for Dukes and Nantucket Counties, which is a 28-page booklet that describes the climate, agriculture, and soils of Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.

Coastal survey map of Woods Hole harbor that gives information about New England / Coastal survey map of Woods Hole Flat Files Cabinet 2 1901 tidal currents, types of buoys, water depths, characteristics of the ocean 1990.099.002 Massachusetts harbor Drawer 2 bottom, and the best spots for anchoring boats.

Map of the northeastern coast of Buzzards Bay from North Falmouth to Bourne. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, the average rise of tides, the sites for best anchorage, and the locations of life New England / Cataumet, Wenaumet, Monument Flat Files Cabinet 2 1901 saving stations, rocks above and below water, sailing routes, and different 1990.099.003 Massachusetts Beach, and Onset Drawer 2 types of buoys. The map also gives the names and locations of harbors, necks, islands, points, coves, and rivers. It also shows railroad stations along part of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad line.

49 Map of the southwest coast of Massachusetts, including Elizabeth Islands and Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean Flat Files Cabinet 2 bottom, sailing directions, and information about lighthouses, ranges and Drawer 9 From Muskeget Channel to bearings, tides, tidal currents, and variations of the magnetic compass New England / Buzzards Bay and Entrance to 1860 needle. The map also shows land topography and it gives the names and 1991.103.002 Massachusetts Rolled Maps Vineyard Sound locations of ponds, bays, harbors, coves, necks, points, rivers, hills, towns, and villages. It also includes illustrations of views off the east and west Framed Maps entrances to Vineyard Sound, a view off the south entrance to Quicks Hole, and a view off the west entrance to Buzzards Bay.

Map of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket that identifies the shoals near Flat Files Cabinet 2 New England / these islands and near the south coast of Cape Cod. It also gives water Drawer 9 A Chart of Nantucket Shoals 1791 1992.088 Massachusetts depths and the locations of channels. The map was the result of a survey by Captain Paul Pinkham. Framed Maps

Geological survey map that includes part of Naushon Island and part of , both of which are part of the Elizabeth Islands, and the area of Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard that is near Cape Higgon. It shows New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Naushon Island Quadrangle 1949 contour lines, elevation levels in feet, medium-duty roads, light-duty roads, 1997.066.003c Massachusetts Drawer 9 and unimproved, dirt roads. The map also gives the names and locations of ponds, coves, beaches, brooks, and hills. It is based on a survey taken in 1941, which was revised in 1949.

Map of Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands, and southwest Cape Cod that is part of The Map of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket Counties, by New England / Henry F. Walling in 1858. It gives the names of homeowners and the Island of Martha's Vineyard 1858 1999.021 Rolled Maps Massachusetts locations of their homes for Martha's Vineyard and for the towns shown as insets. The map also has a business directory for Holmes Hole and Edgartown.

Map of that shows the major shipwrecks that have occurred from 1614 to 1945. The legend gives the name and type of each ship, the New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Shipwrecks of Boston Harbor 1985 cargo, and the date of the wreck. The map is surrounded by illustrations 2000.027.002 Massachusetts Drawer 9 and descriptions of people, ships, and events that are related to shipwrecks. Map of the northeast Atlantic coast that is a reproduction of a map in the Blathwayt Atlas, a collection of 48 maps from the 1600s that show the New England / overseas British empire. The atlas was compiled by William Blathwayt, a Flat Files Cabinet 2 Le Canada ou Nouvelle France 1656 2000.105.015a Massachusetts secretary for the Lords of Trade and Plantations. This map was created by Drawer 9 Nicolas Sanson, a French cartographer, and it gives the names of towns, islands, bays, rivers, and capes.

Map of New England, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia. It is a reproduction of a map in the Blathwayt Atlas, a collection of 48 maps New England / A Map of New England, New York, from the 1600s that show the overseas British empire. The atlas was Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1683 2000.105.015b Massachusetts New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia compiled by William Blathwayt, a secretary for the Lords of Trade and Drawer 9 Plantations. This map gives the names of colonies, towns, islands, bays, rivers, and capes. Martha's Vineyard on this map is Martin's Vinyard.

50 Map of the New England coast that is a reproduction of a map in the Blathwayt Atlas, which consists of 48 maps from the 1600s that show the overseas British empire. The atlas was compiled by William Blathwayt, a New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Massachusetts Colony 1656 secretary for the Lords of Trade and Plantations. This map gives the 2000.105.015c Massachusetts Drawer 9 names of towns, islands, bays, rivers, and capes. It also shows the northernmost parallel line and the southernmost parallel line of the Massachusetts Colony.

Map of south coast Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and New England / Chart of the Vineyard Sound and Nantucket that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, 1863 2002.022 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Nantucket Shoals and information about tides. It also gives the names and locations of shoals, bays, ponds, beaches, points, hills, and towns.

Map of New England with labels and a description in French. It is from New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of New England, French text 1688 volume 6 of "Atlas Historique", by Henri Abraham Chatelain. Color 2002.006 Massachusetts Drawer 1 photocopy.

Coastal survey map of Woods Hole harbor and eastern Elizabeth Islands New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Harbor of Woods Hole 1857 that gives sailing directions, tidal information, water depths, and 2006.054.269 Massachusetts Drawer 2 characteristics of the ocean bottom.

Map of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket that is labeled using New England / the Dutch language. It is from "The Burning Fen" atlas, which was created Flat Files Cabinet 2 Cape Cod and the Islands 1676 2012.037.001 Massachusetts by Arent Roggeveen. Included is a copy of page 66 from the English Drawer 1 translation of the atlas, which describes the map.

New England / and Nashawena Comparative tracings for Cuttyhunk Island and , both of Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1890 2012.037.002 Massachusetts Island which are part of Elizabeth Islands. Drawer 1

Map of coastal New England that gives the names and locations of New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Part of New England 1689 islands, capes, harbors, bays, rivers, shoals, points, and towns. It also 2012.037.003 Massachusetts Drawer 1 gives water depths near islands.

Hydrographic and topographic survey map of Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay. It gives the names and locations of islands, towns, ports, harbors, New England / Survey of the south coast of Cape Flat Files Cabinet 2 1974 bays, necks, points, and coves. It also gives water depths, characteristics 2012.037.004 Massachusetts Cod and Buzzards Bay Drawer 1 of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, navigational dangers, and signals. 4 sheets in color that are bound as a booklet.

Map of New England that was used as a frontispiece in volume 1 of "The New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of New England 1720 History of New England", by Daniel Neal. It shows the names of towns, 2012.037.005 Massachusetts Drawer 1 rivers, capes, and islands.

Map of Cuttyhunk Island among the Elizabeth Islands that identifies the location of Bosworth House, which was an inn and restaurant that opened in 1888. The map also gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean New England / Bosworth House - Cuttyhunk, Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated bottom, and the locations of cables and prominent rocks. It also identifies 2012.037.006 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 1 Copicut Neck, Cuttyhunk Pond, Gosnold Pond, , Canapitsit Channel, Pease Ledge, Cuttyhunk North Jetty, Cuttyhunk Light, Gosnold Island Monument, an anchorage point, and a lookout tower.

51 Map of New England that shows the names of the first settlers, including Gooch, Argall, Gorges, Sutcliffe, Richmond, Warwick, Buckingham, New England / Pembrock, Holdernes, Manfell, Belasis, Carlile, and Arudel. The features Flat Files Cabinet 2 First settlers in New England 1624 2012.037.007 Massachusetts shown on the map include New England, New Scotland, Cape Cod, Cape Drawer 1 Sandy, Sandy Isle, Saint Peters Islands, Argals Bay, The Province of Luckesburgh, Sandy Isle, and The Great River of Canada.

Map of New England that was printed from a woodcut by John Foster in 1677 and originally published in William Hubbard's "The Present State of New-England". It was also used as a frontispiece in "New England's New England / Memorial", by Nathaniel Morton (Boston, 1826). The map shows the Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of New England, town names 1677 2012.037.008 Massachusetts western part of New England at the top of the map and the northern part of Drawer 1 New England along the right side. It identifies the places that were assaulted by Indians. It is the "Wine Hills" version of the map as opposed to the "White Hills" version, which is nearly identical.

Map of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island that shows major Mileage map of the best roads of New England / cities, paved roads, and road distances in miles. It also includes an index Flat Files Cabinet 2 Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode 1924 2012.037.009 Massachusetts that gives the populations of major cities and a key for locating the cities Drawer 1 Island on the map.

Coastal survey map of Stellwagen's Bank in the Massachusetts Bay. It New England / Preliminary chart of Stellwagen's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1855 shows the depth of the water and the characteristics of the ocean bottom 2012.037.010 Massachusetts Bank Drawer 1 at various locations in the Massachusetts Bay.

Map of northeast Atlantic coast that is a copy of a map created by John New England / An Exact Map of New England, New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1778 Lodge. It appeared in "The History of America", by William Russell. It 2012.037.011 Massachusetts York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey Drawer 1 shows the names of towns, islands, capes, bays, and rivers.

Map of Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket that shows the course that Bartholomew Gosnold sailed in 1602, as New England / described by Gabriel Archer and schematically indicated by Warner F. Flat Files Cabinet 2 Bartholomew Gosnold's Course 1948 2012.037.012 Massachusetts Gookin. It gives dates along the course and descriptions of the coastline, Drawer 1 islands, and cape. The map also identifies Dover Cliff, Gilberts Point, Tuckers Terror, and Point Care.

Maps of Massachusetts and New England that show Cape Cod, the New England / Photocopied maps of Massachusetts 1694- Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. They give the names Flat Files Cabinet 2 2012.037.013 Massachusetts and New England 1877 and locations of islands, bays, rivers, ponds, capes, points, harbors, hills, Drawer 1 lighthouses, counties, and towns.

Coastal survey map for Lynn Harbor that shows water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides. It also New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Coastal survey map for Lynn Harbor 1859 gives the names and locations of coves, beaches, points, and prominent 2012.037.014 Massachusetts Drawer 2 coastal rocks. The map also shows part of the Eastern Railroad line that runs past Lynn Harbor.

Coastal survey map of that gives sailing directions, New England / Coastal survey map for Flat Files Cabinet 2 1857 tidal information, water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and 2012.037.015 Massachusetts Provincetown Harbor Drawer 2 the names and locations of lighthouses.

52 Map showing steamship routes between Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Woods Hole, and Woods Hole and New Bedford. It also gives the names and locations of New England / Steamship routes for Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 1900 islands, bays, capes, ponds, beaches, harbors, points, hills, lighthouses, 2012.037.016 Massachusetts Vineyard and Nantucket Drawer 2 and towns. For Martha's Vineyard, the map also shows town boundary lines and major roads. For Nantucket, the map shows major roads and the Nantucket Central Railroad line, which operated from 1881 to 1917.

Map of New England, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware that gives place names in Indian, Dutch, and English languages. It was included in New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of New Netherland 1853 "History of the State of New York", by John Romeyn Brodhead. The map 2012.037.017 Massachusetts Drawer 2 illustrates the area constituting New Netherland according to charters granted by the States-General of the Netherlands in 1614 and 1621.

Geological survey map that includes part of Naushon Island and part of Pasque Island, both of which are part of the Elizabeth Islands, and the area of Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard that is near Cape Higgon. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 5 types of roads: dependable, hard-surface, heavy-duty roads; secondary, hard-surface, all-weather New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Naushon Island Quadrangle 1946 roads; loose-surface, graded roads; unsurfaced, graded roads; and dirt 2012.037.018 Massachusetts Drawer 9 roads. The map also gives the names and locations of ponds, coves, beaches, brooks, and hills. It is a reprint of the 1944 edition, which was based on a survey taken in 1941. The back of the map gives an explanation of topographic maps, including a visual key to standard symbols. Geological survey map that includes part of Naushon Island and part of Pasque Island, both of which are part of the Elizabeth Islands, and the area of Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard that is near Cape Higgon. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, and 4 types of roads: primary New England / highway, hard surface roads; secondary highway, hard surface roads; light- Flat Files Cabinet 2 Naushon Island Quadrangle 1977 2012.037.019 Massachusetts duty, hard, or improved surface roads; and unimproved roads. The map Drawer 9 also gives the names and locations of ponds, coves, beaches, brooks, and hills. It is based on a survey taken in 1941, which was revised from aerial photographs taken in 1969, field checked in 1972, and photoinspected in 1977. Geological survey map that shows Cuttyhunk Island, , Nashawena Island, and part of Pasque Island, all of which are part of the New England / Elizabeth Islands. It shows contour lines, elevation levels in feet, light-duty Flat Files Cabinet 2 Cuttyhunk Quadrangle 1951 2012.037.020 Massachusetts roads, and unimproved, dirt roads. The map also gives the names and Drawer 9 locations of ponds, necks, and points. It is based on a survey taken in 1942, which was revised in 1951.

Map of Lewis Bay near Hyannis, Massachusetts that shows topography based on surveys by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Plan of Lewis Bay - Hyannis 1899 the Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commissioners' Office. It also gives 2012.037.021 Massachusetts Drawer 9 water depths and shows the locations of prominent rocks, light signals, and two projected channels.

Map of Massachusetts that shows the parent towns that were in existence New England / History of town settlement in before 1700, the parent towns settled between 1700-1800, the parent Flat Files Cabinet 2 undated 2012.037.022 Massachusetts Massachusetts towns settled after 1800, and the towns that established on land that was Drawer 9 originally part of a parent town.

53 Map of coastal New England that was created for King James I of England in 1610 and sent to Philip III of Spain by Velasco, the Spanish ambassador New England / Velasco map of coastal New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1610 in London, in a letter dated March 22, 1611. This map is known as the 2012.037.023 Massachusetts England Drawer 9 Velasco map. It is also known as the Simancas map since the original map was found in the Spanish Archives in Simancas, Spain.

Map of the coastal region for New England, New York, and New Jersey that was created by Willem Janszoon Blaeu, a Dutch cartographer. This map has west at the top and it contains many errors that are also found on earlier Dutch maps of New Netherland and New England. Blaeu was the first to include an Indian canoe, Indian villages, and various animals, which New England / Nova Belgica et Anglia Nova (New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1635 are drawings copied in later maps. This map shows Martha's Vineyard and 2012.037.024 Massachusetts Netherland and New England) Drawer 9 Nantucket joined as Texel and Vlielant, and Block Island is named as Adriaen Blocx Eyelandt after the Dutch explorer who sailed these waters in 1614. The back of one color print gives a description of New Netherland and New England that is written in French. The back of another color print gives a description entitled, "The Dutch Dream of American Empire".

Map of New England by John Seller, a hydrographer. The original map was New England / for the King of England. It shows Indian fortifications, town dwellings, and Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of southern New England circa 1675 2012.037.025 Massachusetts the names of towns, bays, islands, rivers, and capes. Martha's Vineyard Drawer 9 on this map is labeled as Martins Vinyard.

Flat Files Cabinet 2 Map of the Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket portion of a map in The Drawer 9 New England / Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and Atlantic Neptune, by Joseph F. W. Des Barres. It gives water depths, circa 1780 2012.037.026 Massachusetts Muskeget Shoals sailing directions, and tidal information. The map also identifies shoals, Rolled Maps anchor points, and a shipwreck. Framed Maps

Map of New Netherland and New England by Adriaen Block, who was a New England / Dutch navigator. It is the earliest map in which Manhattan appears as an Flat Files Cabinet 2 Figurative map of Adriaen Block 1614 2012.037.027 Massachusetts island, and the first map in which the tribal name of Manhates is labeled for Drawer 9 that island. Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are shown joined together.

Map of the southeast coast of Rhode Island and the southeast coast of Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. It gives water New England / Chart of the Coast of America from depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations Flat Files Cabinet 2 1789 2012.037.028 Massachusetts George's Bank to Rhode Island of shoals, rips, bays, islands, points, harbors, and towns. The map also Drawer 9 shows anchorage sites, ship channels, and side-view illustrations of Sancoty Head and Sandy Point.

Map of coastal Massachusetts that was created by Cyprian Southack, an New England / English cartographer. It gives a description of Boston harbor, Bristol Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Sea of New England circa 1734 2012.037.029 Massachusetts harbor, , Massachusetts Bay, Buzzards Bay, and Barnstable Drawer 9 Bay.

Map of coastal Massachusetts that appeared in The English Pilot, by John New England / Seller. It identifies shoals near Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Flat Files Cabinet 2 Coastal Massachusetts 1689 2012.037.030 Massachusetts Vineyard, and Nantucket. It also gives the names of towns, bays, harbors, Drawer 9 islands, and capes.

54 Map of south coast Massachusetts from New London to Point Judith. It New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 New London to Point Judith 1905 gives the characteristics of the ocean bottom, water depths, a chart of 2012.037.031 Massachusetts Drawer 9 symbols for different kinds of buoys, and the places for best anchorage.

Map of Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, that identifies universities, colleges, professional and scientific schools, public and private secondary schools, elementary schools, and public libraries. It New England / Educational Map of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1876 also gives the state population and the number of each type of school. The 2012.037.032 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 map was drawn under the direction of the Massachusetts State Board of Education for the International Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876. Map showing a primary triangulation of coastal New England. It gives the New England / Primary triangulation of coastal New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1863 names and locations of hills and mountains that were used as survey 2012.037.033 Massachusetts England Drawer 9 markers from 1844 to 1863.

Map of the Atlantic Coast from Cape Hatteras to Nantucket from the New England / Coastal survey from Cape Hatteras United States Coast Survey. It gives water depths, characteristics of the Flat Files Cabinet 2 1863 2012.037.034 Massachusetts to Nantucket ocean bottom, and descriptions of weather bands. It also identifies Drawer 9 lighthouses, shoals, inlets, capes, and islands.

A Map of the Coast of New England Map of coastal New England and New York as surveyed by Captain New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 from Staten Island to the Hand of 1775 Cyprian Southack. It gives the names of towns, provinces, colonies, 2012.037.035 Massachusetts Drawer 9 Breton islands, shoals, banks, rivers, seas, bays, and capes.

Map of Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket Flat Files Cabinet 2 from Henry F. Walling and Ormando W. Gray that originally appeared in a New England / Drawer 9 Cape Cod and the Islands circa 1860 topographical atlas of Massachusetts. It gives longitude and latitude lines, 2012.037.036 Massachusetts town boundaries, contour lines, major roads, and the names of counties, Framed Maps towns, ponds, and lighthouses. Color print.

Map showing the Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound portion of a map in Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Atlantic Neptune, by Joseph F. W. Des Barres. It shows the locations New England / Map of Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Drawer 9 circa 1780 of buildings along the southwest coast of Massachusetts, Elizabeth 2012.037.037 Massachusetts Sound Islands, Chilmark, Gay Head, and West Tisbury. The map also gives water Framed Maps depths and the characteristics of the ocean bottom.

Map of south coast Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It is an updated version of the same map from 1908 (see 2012.037.052). The map gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean New England / Vineyard Sound Light Ship to bottom, and the names of towns, bays, harbors, islands, and beaches. It 1917 2012.037.038 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Chatham also shows the locations of buoys, anchor points, bells, shoals, fishing grounds, and telephone cable lines to Martha's Vineyard. The map indicates that it was first published by George W. Eldridge, but also published by Wilfrid O. White in Boston, Massachusetts.

Map of New England that gives the names and boundary lines of the counties and townships that make up the Province of New Hampshire, the Flat Files Cabinet 2 New England / A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of Province of Massachusetts, the Colony of Connecticut, and the Colony of 1776 2012.037.039 Drawer 1 Massachusetts New England Rhode Island. It also gives the names of rivers, brooks, ponds, bays, (oversize map folded as a book) capes, points, and harbors. The map is folded within a cardboard book binder entitled, "An Old Map of New England". Color print.

55 Map of the southwest coast of Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It shows the names and locations of islands, bays, points, necks, shoals, beacons, and lighthouses. It also gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean New England / Coastal survey of Massachusetts 1857 bottom, sailing directions, and information about tides and currents. The 2012.037.040 Rolled Maps Massachusetts information it gives about lighthouses on Martha's Vineyard include latitude, longitude, height above sea level, the visible distance in nautical miles, whether the light is fixed or revolving, and whether the light blinks at intervals or if it flashes.

Map of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. It shows county divisions, town divisions, ferry lines, railroad lines, rivers, ponds, bays, New England / Map of Massachusetts, Rhode points, islands, harbors, beaches, roads, hills, and lighthouses. It also 1900 2012.037.041 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Island, and Connecticut gives the population of each state, county, city, and town, and a table of distances from Boston, Hartford, and Providence to other major cities in the United States. Color print that is attached to its original book cover.

Map of Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket that uses color-coded regions, symbols, and a legend to describe the New England / Geologic Map of Cape Cod and the types of glacial deposits and post-glacial deposits found in this region and 1986 2012.037.042 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Islands the geological epochs in which the deposits occurred. The map also has a chart of ice recession and lobe formation in the Cape Cod area. Color print.

Map of coastal New England from Bay of Fundy to Cape Cod. It shows the names and locations of coastal towns, bays, islands, rivers, shoals, and lighthouses. It also gives water depths and the characteristics of the ocean New England / Bay of Fundy to Cape Cod 1930 bottom. The map and the inset show a dividing line between territorial 2012.037.043 Rolled Maps Massachusetts waters and high seas, but this was drawn by the United States Tariff Commission only for the purpose of an investigation under Senate Resolution 314, 71st Congress, 2d Session.

Map of east coast Rhode Island, southwest coast Massachusetts, Elizabeth Islands, and the western half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the channel depths for . The map also shows the locations of unexploded depth charges and the dates they occurred, and the locations of dumping grounds, shoals, wreckage, and cable lines in the ocean. It also gives the New England / Martha's Vineyard to Block Island 1963 names and locations of hills, ponds, coves, points, and survey markers 2012.037.044 Rolled Maps Massachusetts such as towers, spires, and standpipes. The back of the map shows the symbols used for the nature of a coastline, the natural features on land, control points, ports and harbors, topography, buildings and structures, lights, buoys and beacons, radio and radar stations, fog signals, dangers, limits, soundings, depth contours, quality of the ocean bottom, tides and currents, and compass abbreviations. Color print.

56 Map of east coast Rhode Island, southwest coast Massachusetts, Elizabeth Islands, and the western half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths and the characteristics of the ocean bottom. The map also shows the locations of unexploded depth charges and the dates they occurred, a New England / prohibited area around Nomans Land, and the locations of dumping Martha's Vineyard to Block Island 1967 2012.037.045 Rolled Maps Massachusetts grounds, shoals, and wreckage in the ocean. It also gives the names and locations of hills, ponds, coves, points, and survey markers such as towers, spires, and standpipes. The map has annotations in pencil that show distances between coastal markers near Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands, and the area near New Bedford. Color print.

Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and tidal information. The map also shows the names and New England / locations of towns, residential areas, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1977 2012.037.046 Rolled Maps Massachusetts shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of anchorage points, lights, and buoys. The map has annotations in pencil that show distances between coastal markers near Martha's Vineyard and southeast Cape Cod. Color print. Map of Block Island and the surrounding water. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, New England / lighthouses, and buoys. It also gives the names and locations of ponds, Block Island 1973 2012.037.047 Rolled Maps Massachusetts necks, hills, swamps, points, and coves. The map also shows the locations of cables in the ocean, trap areas for fish, and major roads on Block Island. Color print. Map of New Beford Harbor and Buzzards Bay that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, lights, New England / New Bedford Harbor and buoys, and areas for fish traps. It also gives the names of points, necks, 1973 2012.037.048 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Approaches hills, beaches, ponds, coves, rivers, islands, and bays. The map also shows the locations of marshes, hurricane barriers, anchorage points, and survey markers. Color print.

Map of Buzzards Bay and Nantucket Sound that shows the southwestern coast of Massachusetts, the Elizabeth Islands, and the northwestern part of Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean New England / Buzzards Bay circa 1970 bottom, and information about tides, lights, and buoys. The map also gives 2012.037.049 Rolled Maps Massachusetts the names and locations of towns, points, bays, necks, ponds, and harbors. It also shows the locations of survey markers, anchorage areas, and a dumping ground off the coast of West Falmouth. Color print.

Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and tidal information. The map also shows the names and locations of towns, residential areas, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, New England / Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1967 shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of 2012.037.050 Rolled Maps Massachusetts anchorage points, lights, and buoys. The map has annotations in pencil that give measurements off the northeast coast of Martha's Vineyard and measurements between Edgartown Harbor and the coastal area near Osterville. Color print.

57 Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the New England / ocean bottom, and tidal information. The map also shows the names and Nantucket Sound and Approaches circa 1970 2012.037.051 Rolled Maps Massachusetts locations of towns, residential areas, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of anchorage points, lights, and buoys. Color print.

Map of south coast Cape Cod, Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It is an earlier version of the same map from 1917 (see New England / Vineyard Sound Light Ship to 2012.037.038). The map gives water depths, the characteristics of the 1908 2012.037.052 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Chatham ocean bottom, and the names of towns, bays, harbors, islands, and beaches. It also shows the locations of buoys, anchor points, bells, shoals, fishing grounds, and telephone cable lines to Martha's Vineyard.

Map of the north Atlantic coast that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations of states, islands, towns, New England / Cape Sable to Cape Hatteras 1900 capes, bays, sounds, rivers, and inlets. It also shows the locations of 2012.037.053 Rolled Maps Massachusetts unexploded depth charges and unexploded bombs, including the dates in which they occurred. Color print.

Map of Buzzards Bay, Vineyard Sound, and Nantucket Sound that shows Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands, Nomans Land, and coastal New England / Massachusetts from New Bedford to Hyannis. It gives water depths, Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay 1896 2012.037.054 Rolled Maps Massachusetts characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, lights, buoys, and weather signal stations. The map also gives the names and locations of towns, ponds, coves, bays, harbors, necks, points, and rivers.

Map of Buzzards Bay, Vineyard Sound, and Nantucket Sound that shows Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands, Nomans Land, and coastal Massachusetts from New Bedford to Hyannis. It gives water depths, New England / Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay 1909 characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, lights, 2012.037.055 Rolled Maps Massachusetts and buoys. The map also gives the names and locations of towns, ponds, coves, bays, harbors, necks, points, and rivers. It also shows land topography and major roads. Map of Nantucket and the south coast of Cape Cod from Hyannis to Chatham. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and New England / Nantucket Sound and Eastern 1910 information about tides, lights, and buoys. The map also shows the names 2012.037.056 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Approaches and locations of towns, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers.

Map of the south coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. It was made to accompany a report of the United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries to show the New England / Map of the Coast of Massachusetts 1872 locations of traps, pounds, and the explorations of the Commission in 2012.037.057 Rolled Maps Massachusetts and Rhode Island 1871. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations of bays, ponds, harbors, shoals, islands, points, rivers, necks, and heads.

Map of Connecticut Island, Prudence Island, Rhode Island, and the south coast of Massachusetts, including Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, Flat Files Cabinet 2 New England / The Coast from Rhode Island to and Nantucket. It is a map that appeared in The Atlantic Neptune, by Drawer 9 circa 1780 2012.037.058 Massachusetts Cape Malabar Joseph F. W. Des Barres. It gives water depths and the names and locations of ponds, bays, coves, points, rivers, harbors, beaches, shoals, Framed Maps meeting houses, and prominent coastal rocks.

58 Map of the southeast coast of Rhode Island and the coast of Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, that is part of New England / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Coast of New England 1781 The Coast of New England map from Joseph F. W. Des Barres. It gives 2012.037.059 Massachusetts Drawer 9 water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations of islands, bays, capes, harbors, and points.

Map of the south coast of Massachusetts, Elizabeth Islands, and Martha's Vineyard that was prepared to illustrate "A Guide to Martha's Vineyard and New England / Map of Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Nantucket", which was published in 1876. The map gives water depths, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1876 2012.037.060 Massachusetts Islands, and Vicinity characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names and locations of Drawer 9 ponds, bays, coves, points, towns, and lighthouses. It also shows land topography, major roads, and town boundaries.

Map of Elizabeth Islands and the western half of Martha's Vineyard that was copied from the 1881 version of "From Muskeget Channel to Buzzards Bay and Entrance to Vineyard Sound", which was a map from the United New England / Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, States Coast Survey. It identifies Cuttyhunk Island, Nashawena Island, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1881 2012.037.061 Massachusetts and Menemsha Bight Pasque Island, Naushon Island, Canapitsit Channel, Quicks Hole, Drawer 9 Robinsons Hole, Tarpaulin Cove, Woods Hole, Vineyard Haven, Gay Head Light, Menemsha Pond, and Squibnocket Pond. The map also shows water depths for Menemsha Bight.

Map of Massachusetts that shows railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of Vermont, New New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1876 Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also shows post office 2012.037.062 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 routes, the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles covered by railroads, and the population for the state, counties, cities, and towns. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of Vermont, New Flat Files Cabinet 2 1883 2012.037.063 Massachusetts Massachusetts Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also shows the locations Drawer 9 of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, and the population of cities and towns. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1887 the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of Vermont, New 2012.037.064 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also shows the locations of post offices and the boundary lines for major towns. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1890 the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of Vermont, New 2012.037.065 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also shows the locations of post offices and the boundary lines for major towns. Color print.

59 Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1891 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.066 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1892 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.067 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1893 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.068 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print. Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1896 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.069 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print. Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1897 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.070 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print. Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1898 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.071 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print. Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1899 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.072 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

60 Map of Massachusetts that shows electric railways throughout the state, New England / Map of the Electric Railways of the including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The map shows street railway Flat Files Cabinet 2 1899 2012.037.073 Massachusetts State of Massachusetts lines, steam railway lines, junction points, and the name of each railway. Drawer 9 Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1901 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.074 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows electric railways throughout the state, New England / Map of the Electric Railways of the including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The map shows street railway Flat Files Cabinet 2 1901 2012.037.075 Massachusetts State of Massachusetts lines, steam railway lines, junction points, and the name of each railway. Drawer 9 Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1902 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.076 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows electric railways throughout the state, New England / Map of the Electric Railways of the including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The map shows street railway Flat Files Cabinet 2 1902 2012.037.077 Massachusetts State of Massachusetts lines, steam railway lines, proposed railway lines, junction points, and the Drawer 9 name of each railway. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows color-coded railroad lines throughout the state, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, as well as the continuation of the lines into Rhode Island, Connecticut, and part of New England / Map of the Railroads of the State of Flat Files Cabinet 2 1903 Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey. The map also 2012.037.078 Massachusetts Massachusetts Drawer 9 shows the locations of post offices, the boundary lines for major towns, the number of miles between stations, and the number of miles between a station and Boston. Color print.

Map of Massachusetts that shows electric railways throughout the state, New England / Map of the Electric Railways of the including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The map shows street railway Flat Files Cabinet 2 1903 2012.037.079 Massachusetts State of Massachusetts lines, steam railway lines, proposed railway lines, junction points, and the Drawer 9 name of each railway. Color print.

Map showing the results of a triangulation in Connecticut using locations in southern Massachusetts, Connecticut, and eastern New York, including Long Island. It shows adjusted lines observed in both directions, adjusted New England / Sketch Showing Triangulation in Flat Files Cabinet 2 1888 lines observed in one direction, state boundary lines, and the principle and 2012.037.080 Massachusetts Connecticut Drawer 9 subordinate stations of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. The types of survey markers shown on the map include mountains, hills, monuments, church spires, and lighthouses.

61 Map showing the results of a triangulation in eastern Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, using locations in Massachusetts, southeast New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. It shows New England / Sketch Showing Triangulation in adjusted lines observed in both directions, adjusted lines observed in one Flat Files Cabinet 2 1886 2012.037.081 Massachusetts Eastern Massachusetts direction, state boundary lines, state survey stations, and the principle and Drawer 9 subordinate stations of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. The types of survey markers shown on the map include mountains, hills, church spires, chimneys, flagpoles, and lighthouses.

Map showing the results of a triangulation in western Massachusetts using locations in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and eastern New York. It shows adjusted lines observed in both directions, adjusted lines observed in one New England / Sketch Showing Triangulation in Flat Files Cabinet 2 1886 direction, state boundary lines, state survey stations, and the principle and 2012.037.082 Massachusetts Western Massachusetts Drawer 9 subordinate stations of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. The types of survey markers shown on the map include mountains, hills, church spires, and chimneys.

Map of Nantucket and the south coast of Cape Cod from Hyannis to Chatham. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and New England / Nantucket Sound and Eastern 1906 information about tides, lights, buoys, vessels with lights and fog signals, 2012.037.083 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Approaches weather signal stations, and life saving stations. The map also shows the names and locations of towns, islands, points, shoals, harbors, and rivers.

Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the New England / ocean bottom, and tidal information. The map also shows the names and Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1925 2012.037.084 Rolled Maps Massachusetts locations of towns, residential areas, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of lights, bells, buoys, and Coast Guard stations. Color print.

Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and tidal information. The map also shows the names and locations of towns, residential areas, points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, New England / Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1934 shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of 2012.037.085 Rolled Maps Massachusetts lights, bells, buoys, areas for fish traps, and Coast Guard stations. The map has annotations in pencil that show the route of Bartholomew Gosnold's voyage in 1602, as well as quotes from John Brereton about Gosnold's voyage. Color print. Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about radiobeacon signals and tides. The New England / Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1938 map also shows the names and locations of towns, residential areas, 2012.037.086 Rolled Maps Massachusetts points, bays, ponds, necks, shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of lights, bells, buoys, areas for fish traps, and Coast Guard stations. Color print. Map of the south coast of Cape Cod, the eastern half of Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about radiobeacon signals and tides. The New England / Nantucket Sound and Approaches 1948 map also shows the names and locations of towns, residential areas, 2012.037.087 Rolled Maps Massachusetts points, bays, coves, ponds, necks, shoals, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. It also shows the locations of lights, buoys, areas for fish traps, anchorage areas, and Coast Guard stations. Color print.

62 Map of coastal Cape Cod and Nantucket that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, sailing directions, variations of the New England / From Monomoy and Nantucket magnetic compass needle, information about tides, lighthouses, beacons, 1882 2012.037.088 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Shoals to Muskeget Channel and buoys, and the names and locations of towns, harbors, points, shoals, ponds, and rivers. The map also shows land topography, major roads, and side-view illustrations of Nantucket.

Map of coastal Cape Cod and Nantucket that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, sailing directions, variations of the New England / From Monomoy and Nantucket magnetic compass needle, information about tides, lighthouses, beacons, 1885 2012.037.089 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Shoals to Muskeget Channel and buoys, and the names and locations of towns, harbors, points, shoals, ponds, and rivers. The map also shows land topography, major roads, and side-view illustrations of Nantucket. Map of Buzzards Bay, Vineyard Sound, and Nantucket Sound that shows Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands, Nomans Land, and coastal Massachusetts from New Bedford to Hyannis. It gives water depths, New England / characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, lights, Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay 1901 2012.037.090 Rolled Maps Massachusetts buoys, and weather signal stations. The map also gives the names and locations of towns, islands, ponds, coves, bays, harbors, necks, points, and rivers. It also shows the route for the Old Colony Railroad from Woods Hole to Wareham.

Map of east coast Rhode Island, southwest coast Massachusetts, Elizabeth Islands, and the western half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives water New England / depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, tidal information, and the Martha's Vineyard to Block Island 1925 2012.037.091 Rolled Maps Massachusetts names and locations of hills, ponds, coves, bays, points, necks, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. The map also shows the locations of lights, buoys, and Coast Guard stations. Color print. Map of east coast Rhode Island, southwest coast Massachusetts, Elizabeth Islands, and the western half of Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about tides, New England / radiobeacon signals, improved channels, a torpedo range, and the Cape Martha's Vineyard to Block Island 1938 2012.037.092 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Cod Canal. The map also gives the names and locations of hills, ponds, coves, bays, points, necks, harbors, rivers, and survey markers. The map also shows the locations of lights, buoys, and Coast Guard stations. Color print. Map of the eastern coast of Rhode Island from Point Judith Pond to Providence and from to Buzzards Bay. It gives water New England / depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, information about tides, lights, Cuttyhunk to Block Island 1906 2012.037.093 Rolled Maps Massachusetts and buoys, and the names and locations of islands, towns, hills, points, rivers, necks, beaches, and ponds. It also shows land topography, major roads, lighthouses, and railroad lines. Map of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, that is based on surveys taken from 1884 to 1888. It shows New England / Topographic Map of Massachusetts 1937 state boundary lines, county boundary lines, elevation levels in feet, 2012.037.094 Rolled Maps Massachusetts and Rhode Island railroad lines, and the names and locations of islands, towns, bays, points, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. Color print.

63 Map of the southwest coast of Massachusetts, including Elizabeth Islands and Martha's Vineyard. It gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about lighthouses, tides, tidal currents, variations From Muskeget Channel to of the magnetic compass needle, buoys, weather signal flags, and the New England / Buzzards Bay and Entrance to 1891 telegraph signal station at Vineyard Haven. The map also shows land 2012.037.095 Rolled Maps Massachusetts Vineyard Sound topography and it gives the names and locations of islands, ponds, bays, harbors, coves, necks, points, rivers, hills, towns, and villages. It also includes side-view illustrations of the west entrance to Vineyard Sound and the south entrance to Quicks Hole.

Map of Cape Cod that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, information about tides and improved channels, and the names New England / and locations of islands, towns, harbors, bays, points, hills, beaches, 1925 2012.037.096 Rolled Maps Massachusetts lighthouses, and prominent coastal rocks. It also shows land topography along the coast, railroad lines, and the locations of survey markers such as spires, monuments, chimneys, and flagpoles. Color print.

Map of Elizabeth Islands and Martha's Vineyard that shows private roads, impassable roads, primitive roads, graded and drained roads, soil surfaced roads, gravel or stone roads, low-type bituminous roads, high-type bituminous roads, and paved roads. Other features shown on the map New England / General Highway Map for Dukes 1939 include town boundary lines, town populations, coast guard stations, police 2012.037.097 Rolled Maps Massachusetts County stations, post offices, municipal buildings, schools, churches, cemeteries, life saving stations, playgrounds, and farms. The map also gives the names and locations of islands, towns, bays, ponds, coves, points, beaches, harbors, capes, and lighthouses.

Map showing the layout of a proposed canal between Buzzards Bay and Survey Across the Isthmus of Cape Barnstable Bay, including connections with Herring Pond, Little Herring Cod, State of Massachusetts, and New England / Pond, Black Pond, Bloody Pond, and Long Pond. It also gives tide tables Flat Files Cabinet 2 Town of Sandwich of a Proposed 1825 2012.037.098 Massachusetts for Barnstable Bay and Buzzards Bay, and it identifies islands, rivers, Drawer 9 Canal Between Buzzards and harbors, and roads. The map also shows a vertical profile of a proposed Barnstable Bays route for the canal.

Map showing a route of a proposed ship channel from Buzzards Bay to Barnstable Bay that was prepared for the Committees of the Massachusetts Legislature according to acts passed in 1860 and 1861. It Map of the Route of a Proposed New England / shows a profile of the located lines and designs for locks, feeding-sluice, Flat Files Cabinet 2 Ship Channel Across Cape Cod from 1862 2012.037.099 Massachusetts and breakwaters. The map also identifies salt marshes, fresh marshes, Drawer 9 Buzzards Bay to Barnstable Bay woodland, fences, common roads, orchards, cranberry bogs, and both current and proposed railroad lines. It also gives water depths and characteristics of the ocean bottom.

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Region Title Date Description Object ID Location

Map of the western hemisphere that is a color reproduction of part of a Western Hemisphere / map by Joan Martinez. The map is in circular form and it is surrounded by Flat Files Cabinet 2 A Map of the Western Hemisphere 1578 1986.034.001a World illustrations of the traditional winds. It gives the names of land and sea Drawer 10 regions. North America is labeled as Nova Spagna.

Map of the western hemisphere that is a color reproduction of part of a map from Antonio Sanches. It gives the names of land regions, capes, Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Western Hemisphere 1623 rivers, and bays. The original map, which was a planisphere of the world, 1986.034.001b World Drawer 10 was on 3 sheets of vellum. It is a visual record of the extent of the maritime and colonial powers of Spain and Portugal in the early 1600s.

Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean that is a color reproduction of Western Hemisphere / Chart of the Gulf of Mexico and the a map from an anonymous atlas. It gives the names of land regions, Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1540 1986.034.001c World Caribbean capes, and rivers. The map also shows illustrations of people, plants, and Drawer 10 animals. Map of the east coast of North America that is a color reproduction of part of a world map by Pierre Desceliers, a French cartographer. North is at the Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The East Coast of North America 1550 bottom of the map. It gives the names of regions, rivers, capes, and bays. 1986.034.001d World Drawer 10 There are also illustrations of plants, sea animals, land animals, ships, people, and dwellings. Map of southeast North America, Central America, and South America that is a reproduction of a map created by Pierre Desceliers, a French Western Hemisphere / cartographer. The map is in color, with north on the right. It gives the Flat Files Cabinet 2 A Mariner's Guide to the New World 1546 1986.034.003 World names of land regions, seas, bays, rivers, and capes. The back describes Drawer 10 the map, portolan charts in general, and the work of cartographers in mapping the New World.

Map of North America, Central America, and South America that is a reproduction of part of a map that is known as the Wright-Molyneux map. The original map was created by Edward Wright, an English mathematician and cartographer, based on a globe engraved by Emery Molyneux, an English globe-maker. The map was published in "The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffic, and Discoveries of the English Western Hemisphere / A Chart of the World on Mercator's Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1599 Nation", by Richard Hakluyt. The map shows the names of regions, capes, 1986.034.006 World Projection Drawer 10 rivers, islands, and bays. It was the first map to show Wright's modifications to the Mercator projection. This map may also have been alluded to in Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", circa 1601, when Maria says of Malvolio: “He does smile his face into more lynes, than is in the new Mappe, with the augmentation of the Indies.” Bartholomew Gosnold's voyage was in 1602, shortly after this map was published.

Map of Japan, the Kingdom of Corea (later known as North Korea and Japan, the Islands of Loochoo and South Korea), Formosa Island (later known as Taiwan), and eastern China. Western Hemisphere / Formosa, and the Maritime It shows the route taken by the American merchant ship, Morrison, in July Flat Files Cabinet 2 1837 1999.015.008 World Provinces of China, with the tract of and August of 1837, which was a voyage led by Charles W. King. The map Drawer 2 the Morrison's voyage in 1837 also gives the names and locations of islands, seas, bays, channels, provinces, and cities. Color print.

65 Map of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands in the Indian Ocean that gives water Western Hemisphere / depths, characteristics of the sand, and the best route toward the harbor. It Flat Files Cabinet 2 Chart of the Cocos or Keeling Isles 1860 1999.015.009 World also identifies working houses, a store house, New Selma, and a former Drawer 2 settlement.

Map of the north Atlantic Ocean that includes northern South America to southern Greenland and northwest Africa to southern Norway. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, the locations of prominent rocks and icebergs, descriptions of the gulf stream and trade winds, water Western Hemisphere / depths near the coast, characteristics of the ocean bottom near the coast, General Chart of the North Atlantic 1859 1999.015.012 Rolled Maps World latitude and longitude lines, and the transatlantic telegraph cable line that was proposed in 1858 to extend from Newfoundland to Ireland. The map also gives the names and locations of islands, bays, rivers, lakes, capes, shoals, countries, states, and cities. It also has annotations in pencil that show routes taken by ships between 1862 to 1871.

Map of the Indian and Pacific Oceans that includes Arabia to China in the north and the Cape of Good Hope to New Zealand in the south. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the names and locations of islands, bays, Western Hemisphere / Steel's New Chart of the Indian and 1836 points, rivers, shoals, reefs, gulfs, capes, ports, harbors, mountains, 1999.015.018 Rolled Maps World Pacific Oceans countries, and cities. The map indicates that it is for the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants that is trading to the East Indies. It has annotations in pencil that show routes taken along the eastern and southern coast of Africa from 1863 to 1870.

Map of an eastern part of the Ochotsk Sea (Okhotsk Sea) that borders what was later known as Russia. It shows water depths, sites for best anchorage, and longitude and latitude measurements for two locations. Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Sketch of Part of the Ochotsk Sea 1800s The map also identifies Feklistoff Island, Shantar Island, Procotief Island, 1999.015.022 World Drawer 2 Tougoura Bay, Cape Saint Maria, and Cape Elizabeth. It was a map by Captain G. Hazard that was furnished by John Kehew of New Bedford. Sketch in ink with annotations in pencil.

Map of five islands in the South Pacific Ocean that were explored during the United States Exploring Exhibition. The five islands are shown in four grids, each with latitude and longitude lines. The islands shown are Taiara Western Hemisphere / Four Islands from the United States Flat Files Cabinet 2 circa 1841 or King's Island; Henuake, Hondon, or Dog Island; Penrhyns Island; and 2000.105.013 World Exploring Expedition Drawer 10 Two Groupes (Dawhaida Island and Manaka Island). All islands except Dawhaida Island are shown to have a lagoon. The map also shows side- view illustrations of King's Island and Honden Island.

Map of North America that may be a counterfeit reproduction of a map that was created by Henricus Hondius II, a cartographer, and that appeared in the 1636 Mercator-Hondius Atlas. Included with the map is a 2009-2010 Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 America Septentrionalis 1629 article that describes the original map, valid reproductions, and 2 2013.010.001 World Drawer 10 counterfeit reproductions. This map is in color and it gives the names of capes, bays, rivers, and islands. It also shows longitude and latitude lines and it includes illustrations of boats, sea animals, and land animals.

Map of North America, Central America, and South America from Henrico Hondio, a cartographer. It was originally published with 4 decorative Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 America Noviter Delineata 1631 borders by Jodocus Hondius in 1618. This map is in color and it shows the 2013.010.002 World Drawer 10 names of regions, islands, rivers, capes, and bays. It also includes illustrations of ships and sea animals.

66 Map of North America, Central America, and South America that was created by John Speed, an English cartographer. It is the first map published in an atlas to show California as an island. It is in color and it gives the name of regions, bays, rivers, islands, and capes. The top border Western Hemisphere / America - Known Parts in the Flat Files Cabinet 2 1626 shows illustrations of towns; the left border shows illustrations of natives 2013.010.003 World Unknown World Drawer 10 from North America and Central America, as well as the King of New England; and the right border shows illustrations of natives from South America. The back of the map gives a description of America that is written in English.

Map of North America, Central America, and South America that is a color reproduction of a map created by Abraham Ortelius, a Belgian Western Hemisphere / Americae Sive Novi Orbis, Nova cartographer. The original map was included in the first modern atlas, Flat Files Cabinet 2 1570 2013.010.004 World Descriptio "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum", by Abraham Ortelius. The maps in this atlas Drawer 10 were based on the projection presented by Gerard Mercator in 1569. The map gives the names of land regions, islands, rivers, capes, and bays.

Map of North America and South America that is a color reproduction of a Western Hemisphere / map by Nicolas Sanson, a French cartographer. It is the first map to depict Flat Files Cabinet 2 Amerique Septentrionale 1650 2013.010.005 World the Great Lakes in a recognizable form. The map gives the names of land Drawer 10 regions, islands, capes, bays, rivers, and lakes.

Map of Franz Josef Land, which is a group of islands north of Russia. These islands were part of the William Ziegler polar expedition that was led by Edwin Coffin, a whaling captain from Edgartown, Massachusetts. The expedition began in 1903 in Tromsoe, Norway and continued through Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Franz Josef Land circa 1902 Franz Josef Land toward the North Pole. The name of the ship was 2013.010.006 World Drawer 10 "America". The crew did not reach the North Pole and were stranded for two years in the Arctic Circle. There was one survivor. The map gives the names of islands, bays, capes, and channels. It includes annotations in ink that show the path of the polar expedition, with dates along the path.

Map of Alaska and eastern Siberia that was prepared for the United States Bureau of Education to accompany a Reindeer Report, by Sheldon Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 Sketch map of Alaska 1894 Jackson, who was the United States General Agent of Education in 2013.010.007 World Drawer 10 Alaska. The map gives the names of towns, islands, capes, bays, rivers, and seas. It also identifies religious missions and reindeer pasturage sites.

Map of the Bering that was published according to an Act of Western Hemisphere / Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty. It gives water Flat Files Cabinet 2 Arctic Sea - Behring Strait 1853 2013.010.008 World depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and the names of capes, Drawer 10 bays, rivers, and islands.

Map of the world that shows the distribution of whales. It has gridlines for Flat Files Cabinet 2 latitude and longitude, and blocks within the grid are marked with color- Drawer 10 Western Hemisphere / coded symbols. The symbols are for the type of whales in that part of the Whale Chart 1851 2013.010.009 World world: sperm whales, right whales, straggling sperm whales, and straggling Rolled Maps right whales; and the season of the year in which the whales appear in that part of the world: winter, spring, summer, autumn, or all months. Framed Maps

67 Map of southern North America, Central America, and South America that is a color reproduction of a map created by Jodocus Hondius, a Dutch Western Hemisphere / cartographer. The original map was included in the first edition of Gerard America 1606 2013.010.010 Framed Maps World Mercator's atlas. The map gives the names of land regions, islands, rivers, capes, and bays. It also shows illustrations of boats, sea animals, birds, and people.

Map of the north Atlantic Ocean that includes northern South America to Greenland and northern Africa to Iceland. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, the locations of prominent rocks, descriptions Western Hemisphere / Chart of the North Atlantic Ocean 1840 of trade winds, water depths near the coast, characteristics of the ocean 2013.010.011 Rolled Maps World bottom near the coast, and latitude and longitude lines. The map also gives the names and locations of islands, bays, rivers, lakes, capes, shoals, countries, states, and cities.

Map of the north Atlantic Ocean that includes northern South America to the Hudson Strait and northern Africa to Norway. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, directions of tidal currents, limits of the gulf stream and trade winds, water depths near the coast, characteristics of the Western Hemisphere / ocean bottom near the coast, and latitude and longitude lines. The map North Atlantic 1872 2013.010.012 Rolled Maps World also gives the names and locations of islands, bays, rivers, lakes, capes, countries, states, and cities. It also includes side-view illustrations of Cape Ray, Scatari Island, Flint Island, Cape Sable, Montauk Point, Sint Eustatius, Saba Island, Barbados, Mona Island, Monito Island, and Corvo Island. Map of the south Atlantic Ocean that includes South America and southwest Africa. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, and latitude and longitude lines. The map Western Hemisphere / also gives the names and locations of islands, bays, points, rivers, , Chart of the South Atlantic Ocean 1839 2013.010.013 Rolled Maps World capes, countries, and cities. It also shows the route of the H.B.M. ship Heron in search of the Telamaque near the southern coast of Africa. The map includes annotations in pencil and ink that show routes taken by ships between 1842 to 1862. Map of the south Atlantic Ocean that includes South America and southwest Africa. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom near the coast, and latitude and longitude lines. The map also gives the names and locations Western Hemisphere / Chart of the South Atlantic Ocean 1864 of islands, bays, points, rivers, straits, capes, countries, and cities. It also 2013.010.014 Rolled Maps World shows the route taken around South America by John Rodgers on the U.S.S. Vincennes from Otaheite to New York in 1856. The map also shows the route of the H.B.M. ship Heron in search of the Telamaque near the southern coast of Africa.

Map of the north Pacific Ocean that includes the Philippine Islands to the Behring Strait and Columbia to Alaska. It gives water depths near the Western Hemisphere / coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the names and locations of islands, Chart of the North Pacific Ocean 1849 2013.010.015 Rolled Maps World bays, points, rivers, shoals, gulfs, capes, countries, and cities. The map indicates that it was compiled from the most recent surveys made by order of the British, French, and United States governments.

68 Map of the south Pacific Ocean from Borneo and Australia to the western coast of South America. It gives variations of the magnetic compass Western Hemisphere / needle, water depths near the coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the Chart of the South Pacific Ocean 1825 2013.010.016 Rolled Maps World names and locations of islands, bays, points, rivers, shoals, gulfs, capes, countries, and cities. The map includes annotations in pencil that show routes taken by ships between 1833 to 1868.

Map of the south Pacific Ocean from Borneo and Australia to the western coast of South America. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the Western Hemisphere / A New Chart of the South Pacific 1849 names and locations of islands, bays, points, rivers, shoals, reefs, gulfs, 2013.010.017 Rolled Maps World Ocean capes, countries, and cities. The map includes annotations in ink from William C. Pease that show a route taken by a ship from the south coast of South America and into the north Pacific Ocean.

Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the straits of Florida that gives water depths, characteristics of the ocean bottom, and information about gulf Western Hemisphere / Gulf of Mexico and Straits of Florida 1898 stream currents, the Havana Time Ball, weather signal stations, and 2013.010.018 Rolled Maps World coastal lights. It also gives the names and locations of islands, cities, bays, capes, points, and rivers.

Map of the Indian and Pacific Oceans that includes Arabia to China in the north and the Cape of Good Hope to New Zealand in the south. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, Western Hemisphere / Steel's New Chart of the Indian and 1841 latitude and longitude lines, and the names and locations of islands, bays, 2013.010.019 Rolled Maps World Pacific Oceans points, rivers, shoals, reefs, gulfs, capes, ports, harbors, mountains, countries, and cities. The map indicates that it is for the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants that is trading to the East Indies.

Map of the South Pacific Ocean and the South Atlantic Ocean that includes the South Shetland Islands and South America. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, characteristics of the ocean bottom near the coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the names and locations of islands, bays, rivers, gulfs, capes, ports, countries, and cities. The map also shows the routes taken by ships General Chart of the Ethiopic or from 1774 to 1827, including the names of ships and Captains, as well as Western Hemisphere / Southern Atlantic Ocean, and 1831 the general route taken by ships bound to Europe from the Indian Ocean. 2013.010.020 Rolled Maps World of South America It also includes side-view illustrations of Truxillo, Lima, Cape Blanco, the entrance of Port Desire, Cape Horn, the Islands of Diego Ramirez, Jason's Isles, Callao, the north side of Nelson's Island, Cape Saint Augustin, Fernando Noronha, the Island of Ascension, Tristan da Cunha, Gough's Island, the Table Land of Good Hope, Lion's Head to Cape Point on Good Hope, and the town of Saint Philip. Annotations in pencil show routes in the southern Atlantic Ocean.

69 Map of the South Pacific Ocean and the South Atlantic Ocean that includes the South Shetland Islands and South America. It gives variations of the magnetic compass needle, water depths near the coast, characteristics of the ocean bottom near the coast, latitude and longitude lines, and the names and locations of islands, bays, rivers, gulfs, capes, ports, countries, and cities. The map also shows the routes taken by ships from 1774 to 1840, including the names of ships and Captains, as well as General Chart of the Ethiopic or Western Hemisphere / the general route taken by ships bound to Europe from the Indian Ocean. Southern Atlantic Ocean, and 1849 2013.010.021 Rolled Maps World It also gives an 1831 description by Captain Alex Scott of how to travel Coasts of South America from the Cape Verde Islands to the port of Chili. The map includes side- view illustrations of Cape Horn, the Islands of Diego Ramirez, Jason's Isles, Callao, the north side of Nelson's Island, Fernando Noronha, the Island of Ascension, Tristan da Cunha, Gough's Island, the Table Land of Good Hope, Lion's Head to Cape Point on Good Hope, the town of Lima, and the town of Saint Philip. Annotations in pencil show a route taken along the eastern and southern coast of South America.

Map of the northern hemisphere that includes the northern half of the United States, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, the Arctic Ocean, northern Europe, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and northern Asia. It shows state, province, and country boundary lines, latitude and longitude lines, ocean currents, major airports, principal railways, , arctic roads and trails, the northern limit of wooded country, permanent polar ice, Western Hemisphere / Flat Files Cabinet 2 The Top of the World 1949 glaciers, areas below sea level, and dry salt lakes. It also gives the names 2013.010.022 World Drawer 10 and locations of countries, states, provinces, cities, islands, seas, lakes, bays, rivers, capes, points, straits, and mountains. The map also gives language translations for geographic names, an explanation of abbrevations, a chart of airline distances between selected cities, and brief descriptions related to the Arctic Ocean, Greenland's ice cap, the Northeast Passage, and Newfoundland. Color print.

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