Virginia -- Maps
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 412 Collections and/or Records:
Map of Grayson County, Showing Primary and Secondary Highway Systems
Map shows highways of Grayson County, Virginia, with a mileage table and some inset maps of individual towns.
Map of Grayson County, Virginia
Map shows cross-sectioned altitude and mineral deposits in Grayson County, Virginia, along with qualities of soil, produe, and timber.
Map of Greater Roanoke, Va.
Map shows the streets of greater Roanoke, Virginia.
Map of Hon. Wm. L. Scott's Estate with Cape-Charles, the Terminus of the N.Y., P. and N. R.R. and Adjacent Farms in Northampton Co., Va.
Map shows Wm. Scott's Estate, with a description and acreage of its contents.
Map of Houston Farm of 177.28 Acres, Showing 4 Equal Divisions of 44.32 Acres Each [Blacksburg]
Map shows the Houston Farm in the southern part of Blacksburg, Virginia.
Map of James River Virginia and Vicinity
Map of James River, Virginia and Vicinity. Virginia Navigation Company. James River Day Route Between Richmond, Old Point Comfort, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Newport News, Jamestown, and James River Landings. A. Hoen and Co., 1899. 12 x 16 in. [FOLDER A-8]
Map of Lake Hotel Corp. Property, Mt. Lake, Giles County, VA,
Map of Loudoun County, Virginia (reproduction)
Map shows Loudon County, Virginia, divided by color into its different districts. Border of map contains various agricultural products of the county, and map contains illustrations of several points of interest. 1976 reproduction of an 1853 map.
Map of Madison County, Virginia
A large map that shows the geographic layout of Madison County. Full title reads, "Map of Madison County, Virginia. Prepared under the direction of Brevet Brig. Gen. P. S. Michie, Chf. Eng. Dept. of Va. by Jed. Hotchkiss Top. Eng. Staunton Va. February 1866. Published by authority of the Hon. the Secretary of War, Office of the Chief of Engineers U. S. Army. 1875."
Map of Main Campus of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Map is a photostat of the topography of the VPI main campus in 1915. It contains a legend, along with some hand-written notes.