Map shows points of interest in western Virginia, centering around Roanoke. It contains illustrations of these locations. Map has a folded-over identifier, which gives the provenance of the map.

Reproduction of 1694 map of the Isle of Jersey in the English Channel. Lightly tinted and very detailed and annotated.

Color map shows Patrick County, Virginia, focusing on the roads of the county, with an inset map of the town of Stuart, and indicating such attractions as churches, schoolhouses, and mills.

Map encompasses the area from the Mississippi River to Nova Scotia and the Gulf of St. Laurence, detailing the borders of the United States as prescribed by the Peace of 1783. Includes an ornate engraving surrounding map title. Reproduction contains historical commentary on the map's reverse.

Map encompasses the area between the northern border of Florida to Newfoundland, "containing Newfoundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey, Pensilvania, Maryland, Virginia, and Carolina. Includes insets detailing the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana, coastal Carolina, Charlestown town and harbor, and a contextual map of all North America and th Caribbean. Also includes an illustration of Niagara Falls and the "Industry of ye Beavers of Canada."

Hand-colored lithographic map of the mid-Atlantic states during the American Civil War.

Map shows the state of Kentucky, divided into counties. It contains a mileage chart, as well as inset maps of Lexington, the Falls of the Ohio River, and Clarksburg. Reproduction dates to 1979.

"A New Map of North America Agreeable to the Most Approved Maps and Charts." Undated. Reproduced by University of Kentucky Press, 1979. No. 1 in the Historic Maps of Kentucky series.

Map shows North Carolina in 1850, with insets of the Gold Region surrounding Cabarrus and Stanley counties and of the vicinity of New Berne. It also contains a table of distances and a profile of the Dismal Swamp Canal.