Box Oversize 1
Contains 7 Results:
Map of Kentucky and Tennessee Compiled from the Latest Authorities, c. 1825
Sixth Geological Report to the Twenty-Fourth General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, 1841
Die Colonie Neu-Bamberg im Staate Tennessee in Nord Amerika, 1846
Special Report on The Coal-Field of Little Sequatchie, 1876
Map of Nashville: Guide to the City, c. 1915
ID: 101
Map #: 100
Map Title: Map of Nashville: Guide to the City
Date of Creation: ca. 1915
Cartographer: Nashville Railway and Light Co.
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Place of Publication: Nashville
Publisher: Zibart Brothers
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Framed: No
Das Tennessee Handbuch: Eine Beschreibung des Staats Tennessee; dessen Mineralien, Landbau, Wasserkraft, Waldung, Boden und Clima; dessen Eisenbahnen, vollendet oder im Bau begriffen; dessen Gelegeheiten für Viehzucht, Weinbau, Obst &c. : Mit besonberer Hinweisung auf das Einwanderungs-Interesse, 1868
The McGaw Map Collection consists of one hundred and five maps spanning the years 1760 to 1955. The maps primarily showcase the progression of how present day Tennessee was portrayed throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
Pages about Kentucky and Tennessee from a late 18th century encyclopedia, c. 1799
The McGaw Map Collection consists of one hundred and five maps spanning the years 1760 to 1955. The maps primarily showcase the progression of how present day Tennessee was portrayed throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
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