COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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Author:
Baker, Harriet E.
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Baker, Harriet E.
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Date:
1819
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1819
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Short Title:
Text Page: Torrid zone. Frigid zone. Temperate zone
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Text Page: Torrid zone. Frigid zone. Temperate zone
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Publisher:
Manuscript
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Manuscript
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Publisher Location:
Windsor, Vermont.
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Windsor, Vermont.
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Type:
Text Page
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Obj Height cm:
25
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25
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Obj Width cm:
19
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19
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Note:
Hand lettered text.
note
Hand lettered text.
Note
false
Reference:
(Regarding the Henshaw Book, our 2501.000) - Bethany Nowviskie, “‘Inventing the Map’ in the Digital Humanities (A Young Lady’s Primer).” in Visualizing the Archive, special issue of Poetess Archive Journal, vol 2. no. 1, 2010: 1-46.
reference
(Regarding the Henshaw Book, our 2501.000) - Bethany Nowviskie, “‘Inventing the Map’ in the Digital Humanities (A Young Lady’s Primer).” in Visualizing the Archive, special issue of Poetess Archive Journal, vol 2. no. 1, 2010: 1-46.
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Country:
United States
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United States
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Subject:
School
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School
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Subject:
Children's Maps
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Children's Maps
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Full Title:
(Text Page to) Torrid zone. Frigid zone. Temperate zone. (to accompany) Harriet E. Baker's Book of Penmanship & Map. At Mr. Dunham's School Windsor Vermont March 31, 1819.
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(Text Page to) Torrid zone. Frigid zone. Temperate zone. (to accompany) Harriet E. Baker's Book of Penmanship & Map. At Mr. Dunham's School Windsor Vermont March 31, 1819.
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List No:
8307.009
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8307.009
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Page No:
9
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9
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Series No:
9
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9
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Publication Author:
Baker, Harriet E.
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Baker, Harriet E.
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Pub Date:
1819
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1819
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Pub Title:
Harriet E. Baker's Book of Penmanship & Maps. At Mr. Dunham's School Windsor Vermont March 31, 1819.
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Harriet E. Baker's Book of Penmanship & Maps. At Mr. Dunham's School Windsor Vermont March 31, 1819.
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Pub Reference:
None found.
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None found.
Pub Reference
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Pub Note:
The existence of this book of penmanship throws interesting light on our other book of penmanship by Frances Henshaw, our 2501.000. This book by Harriet Baker is dated four years earlier, 1819, and from another school in Windsor, Vermont (Henshaw's school was in Middlebury, Vermont). Generally, the two books follow very similar structure, both the text and the maps, which would indicate that the production of these books of penmanship was more frequent than previously thought and also suggests that there was a common template used, even by different schools, in their construction. It can be said that Baker's maps are exquisite, perhaps a bit more so than Henshaw's, but Henshaw's text descriptions of the states are more elaborate than Baker's. For some reason, Baker omits maps of New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, while including descriptions of most of them. Henshaw has no map or description of Michigan or Illinois. For the sources of the maps and text, see our entry for Henshaw's book, 2501.000. The Osher Map Library has a copy of another book of penmanship, also from Mr. Dunham's School in Windsor Vermont, titled “Catharine M. Cook’s Book of Penmanship at Mr. Dunham’s School, Windsor, Vermont, June 15th, 1818”
pub_note
The existence of this book of penmanship throws interesting light on our other book of penmanship by Frances Henshaw, our 2501.000. This book by Harriet Baker is dated four years earlier, 1819, and from another school in Windsor, Vermont (Henshaw's school was in Middlebury, Vermont). Generally, the two books follow very similar structure, both the text and the maps, which would indicate that the production of these books of penmanship was more frequent than previously thought and also suggests that there was a common template used, even by different schools, in their construction. It can be said that Baker's maps are exquisite, perhaps a bit more so than Henshaw's, but Henshaw's text descriptions of the states are more elaborate than Baker's. For some reason, Baker omits maps of New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, while including descriptions of most of them. Henshaw has no map or description of Michigan or Illinois. For the sources of the maps and text, see our entry for Henshaw's book, 2501.000. The Osher Map Library has a copy of another book of penmanship, also from Mr. Dunham's School in Windsor Vermont, titled “Catharine M. Cook’s Book of Penmanship at Mr. Dunham’s School, Windsor, Vermont, June 15th, 1818”
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Pub List No:
8307.000
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8307.000
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Pub Type:
Manuscript Map
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Manuscript Map
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Pub Type:
National Atlas
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National Atlas
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Pub Maps:
14
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14
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Pub Height cm:
25
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25
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Pub Width cm:
20
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20
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Image No:
8307009.jp2
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Download 1:
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<a href=https://www.davidrumsey.com/rumsey/download.pl?image=/153/8307009.jp2 target=_blank>Full Image Download in JP2 Format</a>
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Download 2:
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<a href="https://www.extensis.com/support/geoviewer-9" target="_blank">GeoViewer for JP2 and SID files</a>
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Authors:
Baker, Harriet E.
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