Shows U.S. county boundary maps for the census decades superimposed on modern county boundaries. Gives background information on each census, including census availability for each county.
Chart of St. James' Episcopal Church and adjoining graveyard, Lancaster, Pennsylvania : showing the relative position of all tombstones, with inscriptions legible or partly so, on September 1, 1928
Pub. jointly by Carnegie institution of Washington and the American Geographical Society of New York,
Date of Publication
1932.
Physical Description
2 p. β., iii-xv p., 1 β., 162 p., 1 β., 688 maps (part col.) on 166 pl. (part double) 37 cm.
Series
Carnegie Institution of Washington publication
Notes
A collection of maps, cartograms, and reproductions of early maps on many different scales, illustrating the natural environment of the United States and its demographic, economic, political, and military history. The text explains the maps and lists the sources from which they complied.
Plan of the town of Waterford [Marietta, Pa.] : at the...of Mr. James...the present proprietor in the county of Lancaster on the north side of the river Susquehanna
Iron, railroad, canal and coal map of Pennsylvania, &c. : showing the relative position of the various anthracite and bituminous coal fields, the railroads, canals and navigable waters by which they are connected forming their respective avenues to market, also the furnaces, rolling mills, bloomeries and forges of Pennsylvania and adjoining states
Shows coal and oil regions from Lake Ontario through much of West Virginia; most of New York State is shown, though without geological detail. Also shows locations of steel works, foundries, etc.
