1856 Georgetown and the City of Washington the Capitol of the United States of AmericaBy: Joseph H. Colton Date of Original: 1856 (published) New York Original Size: 14 x 17 inches (35. 5 x 43. 2 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a map of Georgetown and Washington D. C., published by Joseph H. Colton out of New York in 1856. The map is color coded by ward and shows the street layout with street names, the Potomac River, canals, public squares, government grounds and buildings including the Mall, Presidential House, U. S. Capitol

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was first issued in 1660 by Jan Jansson as a supplement to the Atlas Novus

it’s one of a few sea charts produced by Mercator

identified by the exclusion of Salinas Rodeo scenes at the top and the addition of the JO MORA PUBLICATIONS

Stedman’s map is a lesson in the history of the Europeanisation and Americanization of the state from the earliest inroads made by various Spanish Conquistadors

Ships are shown to progress from Oriental Junk Ships and Viking ships

This is a fine print reproduction of a mid-century map of North America

Different lunar phases are represented between the two images and additional lunar phases are represented in the four corners

Inventory #81054

a spinning factory

It is clear to see how Chicago became the artery for most railway transport from East to West

75 x 66 cm)