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Poussin, Guillaume Tell, 179
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Canal Erie.
1834
National Atlas
| Authors |
Poussin, Guillaume Tell, 1794-1876, Town, J. |
| Full Title |
Plan du trace de Canal Erie et du Canal Champlain. Etat de New-York. (with) Plan du Port de Presqu'ile et du Barrage construit pour approfondir son entree. (with) Details de construction du pont de Mr. J. Town. Dessine par le Major Poussin. Grave par (V.?) Adam. (1834) |
| List No |
2329.010 |
| Note |
Engraved map. Relief shown by hachures. Includes profile of Erie Canal and Champlain Canal and view of covered bridge. |
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Hagaman and Markham, Peabody
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Village Of Auburn.
1837
Separate Map
| Authors |
Hagaman and Markham, Peabody, M.M. |
| Full Title |
Map Of The Village Of Auburn. Published By Hagaman & Markham 1837. Engraved by M.M. Peabody for the Publishers. (inset) Profile of the Grand Erie Canal. |
| List No |
3545.000 |
| Note |
Scarce, unusual map of Auburn, New York. I can find no references to this beautiful map. A plan of the village is in the map's center, with large views of the Theological Seminary and the State Prison on the left and right corners. Nine views of public buildings are on the right, some of which have "J.J. Hagaman, Arch." written below. I presume this is our map maker Hagaman. Beneath the title is a profile of the Erie Canal. The entire map has a stark, black and white aspect, heightened by the view of the State Prison which has a black sky above it. |
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
New York.
1846
State Atlas
| Authors |
Mitchell, Samuel Augustus |
| Full Title |
A new map of New York with its canals, roads & distances from place to place along the stage & steam-boat routes. (with) Profile of the Erie Canal. (Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia. 1846). Entered ... 1840 by H.S. Tanner ... Pennsylvania. |
| List No |
0536.001 |
| Note |
Map printed in color -- outline color by county, in red and blue ink -- rather than the more normal (for this period) hand color. Relief shown by hachures. Shows settlements, railroads, etc. Prime meridian: Washington. |
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