Maps
This reproduction of Herman Moll's New Map of North America is from 1736.
A reproduction of Jackson's own words describing the battle as well as a detailed, hand-drawn map of Horseshoe Bend.
Considered one of the most important printed maps of early America.
Map marking 78 separate Civil War battlefield locations with chronological information.
A grand pictorial of three of the bloodiest days in Civil War history.
A Dutch copy based on a Spanish map.
This reproduction of A Map of Fort William Henry features a complete description of the fort's layout, and the approach and attack of the French troops.
A Map of the World as known by scientists and explorers in 1651.
Features two very different versions of a map of California as well explanatory text.
Within a small area of Olde Philadelphia there were over 20 churches, each depicted with accompanying historical text.
This reproduction of A Plan for Fort William Henry features a complete description of the fort's layout.
This map marks and explains 61 separate Revolutionary War battles, in chronological order.
Reproduction of the actual handwritten letter from King Ferdinand and Queen Isabela of Spain.
Reveals 67 separate sunken and buried treasures known from history, research and pirate lore.
Map of Valley Forge Park during the Revolutionary War.
From Columbus to Drake--seven explorers total.