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• 201.       Map of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.  Published by G. A. Aschbach, C. E., 1862.  From original Surveys by G. A. Aschbach, C. E. Allentown, Pennsylvania.  M. H. Traubel, Lithographer, 109 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Vignettes: Thomas Iron Works at Hoken­dauqua; Crane Iron Works; Court House; Slatington and Quarries of Lehigh Slate Company; The Allentown Rolling Mill Company; View of Allentown; Allentown Iron Works; Iron Mines at Ironton; with numerous residences.  Inset maps (detail): Guthsville, Schnecksville, Ironton and Vicinity, Trexlertown, Orefield, Slatedale, Hokendauqua, Slatington, Siegersville, Coopersburg, Friedensville, Bethlehem and Vicinity, Centre Valley, Borough of Allentown, Emaus, Millerstown, New Texas, Fogelsville, Steinsville, Germansville, Catasauqua, Lehigh Valley Iron Works, Saegersville.  Shows: Table of distances; Census of 1860; Historical Notes of Lehigh County.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 12 sections.



• 202.       Map of Cambria County, Pennsylvania.  From actual Surveys & Official Records by D. G. Beers, assisted by J. H. Goodhue & F. B. Roe.  Published by A. Pomeroy, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1867.  Engraved by Worley & Bracher, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Printed by Fred.  Bourquin, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Maps (detail) and business directories: Boroughs of Johnstown, Conemaugh, Woodvale, Prospect, Millville, and Cambria, Portage, Loretto, Gallitzin, Ebensburg, Summit, St. Augustine, Summerhill, Geistown, Scalp Level, Perkinsville, Chest Springs, Con­emaugh, Hemlock, Cresson, Fairview, Wilmore, Munster, Belsano, and Carrolltown.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 12 sections.


• 203.       Washingtown County, Pennsylvania.  Surveyed and Compiled by Roger H. Pidgeon, Frank B. Perkins and Thos. Flynn.  Published by The Cartographic Co., No. 530 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,, 1900.  Engraved by A. H. Mueller, 530 Locust Street., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Shows: wagon roads, line of coal out-crop, electric and steam railroad, table of distances, some prominent and valuable farm properties of the county.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 12 sections.



• 204.       A Map of the State of Pennsylvania by Reading Howell, revised, 1811. Published by Kimber & Conrad and Johnson & [Warner.]  To the Governor, The Senate, and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  This Map is respectfully Inscribed by the Author. 64 x 38 1/4.  Printed, black on brown.  1 item, badly damaged.



• 205.       Map of McKean County, Pennsylvania.  From Actual Surveys and Official Records, Compiled & Published by D. G. Beers & Co., 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1871. Engd by Worley & Brucher, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Printed by F. Bour­quin, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  D. G. Beers, J. H. Goodhue, W. C. Kewen, Frank Judd.  Maps (detail) and business directories: Ceres, Kendall Creek, Smithport, Port Allegheny, Alton, De Golier, Duke Center, Bradford, Kane; 50 1/2 x 54.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 206.       "Map of Clarion County, Pennsylvania' " From Actual Surveys.  A. Pomeroy, Publisher.  No. 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1865.  Engraved by Worley & Bracher, 602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Printed by Fred Bourquin, 602 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Vignettes: Clarion County Court House; Alexander House, Clarion, Pennsylvania.  Maps (detail) and business directories: Clarion, Strattanville, Shannondale, Freyburg, Greenville, Miliville, West Freedom, Scotch Hill, Rimersburg, Tylersburg, Curlisville, Reidsburg, Salem, New Bethlehem, Callensburg, St. Petersburg, Shippenville; Table of distances.  44 x 52.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 207.       Map of the United States with the Contiguous British & Spanish Possessions.  Compiled from the latest & best Authorities by John Melish.  Engraved by J. Vallance & H. S. Tanner.  Entered according to Act of Congress the 6th day of June 1816.  Published by John Melish, Philadelphia. 56 1/2 x 36.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 208.       Ed. H. Radcliffe's 2017 Oxford Street, Township and Business Map of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.  Published 1873.  Engraved & Printed by H. J. Toudy & Co. Steam Lithograph, 529 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Maps (detail) and business direc­tories: Conshohocken, Norristown, Kulpsville, Hatboro, Ambler, Landsdale, Souders, Jenkintown, North Wales, Pottstown maps (detail) and business directories. 54 1/4 x 54.  Printed, in water color.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 209.       New Map of Philadelphia and Vicinity Published by Smith and Stroup, 52 & 54 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1884.  Shows: Philadelphia City Map (detail), roads, railroads, and turnpikes going to Philadelphia.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 210.       Map of the Railroads of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and Parts of Adjoining States, 1886.  Prepared from Official data by J. A. Anderson, Supt.  Belvidere Division Pennsylvania Rail Road Published by J. L. Smith, No. 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia.  Inset: Map showing the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 211.       The World on Mercator's Projection.  Revised and Improved to 1818 by John Melish.  H. Bridport deld G. Murray fct.  Engraved by S. Harrison, 1817.  Entered according to Act of Congress the 16th day of Octor 1817.  Published by John Melish and Saml.  Harrison, Philadelphia. 57 x 41 3/4.  Printed, in water color.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 212.       Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing State Highways as Adopted Under The Sproul Road Bill.  Approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow State Highway Com­missioner.  Joseph W. Hunter, Deputy State Highway Commissioner.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict and Cha. W. Erisman.  Breuker and Kessler Co. Philadelphia, [c. 1915]  Shows: improved and unimproved highways, State Highway Routes.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 3 sections.



• 213.       "Road Type Map of Pennsylvania." Showing State Highways and Main Con­necting Township and Country Roads.  Issued by Department of Highways, April 1931.  Copyright by the Bureau of Publications for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Lithograph by A. Hoen & Co. Baltimore, Md.  Inset: Philadelphia and Pittsburgh city maps (detail).Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 214.       Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main Connect­ing Roads. Copyright 1940.  Bureau of Publications.  Department of Property and Supplies.  Com­monwealth of Pennsylvania.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 215.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads. Copyright 1941. Same as above.  Reverse side: outline map showing main­-traveled roads, route numbers and approximate mileage.  Maps (detail) of larger cities.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 216.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main connecting Roads. Copyright, 1946.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 217.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main connecting Roads. Copyright 1948.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 218.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main connecting Roads.  Copyright 1950.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 219.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main connecting Roads.  Copyright 1951. Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 220.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads.  Copyright 1952.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.,



• 221.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads.  Copyright 1953.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 222.       Official Road Map of Pennsylvania.  Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads.  Copyright 1954.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 223.       Official Map of Pennsylvania.  Issued for Free Distribution.  Published Jointly by the Department of Highways, the Department of Forest and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1958.  Same as above.  Reverse side: public recreation areas; mileage chart; maps (detail) of larger cities.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 224.       Official Map of Pennsylvania.  Issued for Free Distribution.  Published Jointly by the Department of Highways, the Department of Forest and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1959.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 225.       Official Map of Pennsylvania.  Published by the Department of Highways, the Department of Forests and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1960.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 226.       Official Map of Pennsylvania.  Published Joint­ly by the Department of Highways, the Department of Forests and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commis­sion, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1961.  Same as above.  Reverse side: same as above.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.

NOTE: Additional General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, similar to maps 227-289, may be found in map groupings 368, 519, 545, 555, and 568; and Bureau of Planning and Research General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, 1911-2005 {series #52.21} within the Records of the Department of Transportation (PennDOT) (RG-52).

• 227.       Map of the Public Roads in Adams County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual Surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Frank B. Black, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  September 1, 1916.  Compiled and drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 3 sections.



• 228.       Map of the Public Roads in Wayne County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Frank B. Black State Highway Com­missioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  December 1, 1916.  Compiled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 229.       Map of the Public Roads in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. August 1930.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 230.       Map of the Public Roads in Beaver County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Frank B. Black State Highway Com­missioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  November 1, 1916.  Compiled and drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 231.       Map of the Public Roads in Beaver County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. March 1926.  Williams-Webb Co. Inc., Wash. D. C. Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 232.       Map of the Public Roads in Berks County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. January 1926.  Williams-Webb Co. Inc., Washington,  D. C.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 6 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 233.       Map of the Public Roads in Blair County, Pennsylvania. Constructed from ac­tual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict.  Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 234.       Map of the Public Roads in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  October 1930.  Shows: legend. 48 x 351/4.  Printed, in 6 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 235.       Map of the Public Roads in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  April 1923.  A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland.  Shows: miles of public roads, key, table of distances.  Printed in 6 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 236.       Map of the Public Roads in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, May 1, 1915.  Shows: table of distances, key. 38 x 36.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 237.       Map of the Public Roads in Cameron County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  November 1, 1914.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 238.       Map of the Public Roads in Carbon County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Frank B. Black, State Highway Com­missioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  December 1, 1916.  Compiled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 239.       Map of the Public Roads in Centre County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the Department of Highways.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, February 1931.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 8 sections.



• 240.       Map of the Public Roads in Chester County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the Department of Highways.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. January 1912.  Revised February 1931. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 241.       Map of the Public Roads in Clarion County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, January 1, 1912.  Shows: key, miles of public road, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 242.       Map of the Public Roads in Clinton County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an      Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 243.       Map of the Public Roads in Columbia County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, January 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 244.       Map of the Public Roads in Crawford County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Williams-Webb Co. Inc.  Washington, D.C.  January 1926.  Shows: table of distances, key.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 245.       Map of the Public Roads in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly Approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, May 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 246.       Map of the Public Roads in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911-May 1, 1930.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 247.       Map of the Public Roads in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, February 1, 1912.  Shows: key, miles of public roads, table of distances.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 248.       Map of the Public Roads in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Williams-Webb Co. Inc., Washington, D.C.  March 1926.  Shows: key, miles of public roads, table of distances.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 249.       Map of the Public Roads in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, January 1, 1912.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 250.       Map of the Public Roads in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, January 1, 1923.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed in 7 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 251.       Map of the Public Roads in Elk County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from ac­tual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Com­missioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, September 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 252.       Map of the Public Roads in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Constructed from ac­tual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph, Baltimore, Maryland.  April 1923.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 6 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 253.       Map of the Public Roads in Forest County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, August 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 254.       Map of the Public Roads in Franklin County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, February 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 255.       Map of the Public Roads in Fulton County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, February 1, 1912.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 256.       Map of the Public Roads in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 257.       Map of the Public Roads in Indiana County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Frank B. Black, State Highway Commisssioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Compiled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, October 1, 1916.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 258.       Map of the Public Roads in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. October 1930.  Shows: key.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 259.       Map of the Public Roads in Juniata County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, March 1, 1912.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 260.       Map of the Public Roads in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, January 1, 1923. Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 261.       Map of the Public Roads in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905, A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph, Baltimore, Maryland, April 1, 1923.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 6 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 262.       Map of the Public Roads in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the Department of Highways.  By authori­ty of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  January 1912.  Revised February 1931.  A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph, Baltimore, Maryland.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 263.       Map of the Public Roads in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. August 1930.  Shows: key.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 264.       Map of the Public Roads in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, March 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 265.       Map of the Public Roads in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the Department of Highways.  By authori­ty of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  March 1, 1914.  Revised February 1931. A. Hoen & Co. Inc.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 266.       Map of the Public Roads in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, June 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 267.       Map of the Public Roads in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Frank B. Black State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer, December 1, 1916.  Com­piled and Drawn By Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: key, table of dis­tances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 8 sections.



• 268.       Map of the Public Roads in McKean County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 269.       Map of the Public Roads in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915. Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 270.       Map of the Public Roads in Monroe County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under the direction of the State Highway Department by authority of     an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 271.       Map of the Public Roads in Monroe County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Drawn May 1, 1915.  Revised May 1, 1930.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 272.       Map of the Public Roads in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  April, 1923.  A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 7 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 273.       Map of the Public Roads in Montour County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911. Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 274.       Map of the Public Roads in Northampton County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1914.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of dis­tances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 275.       Map of the Public Roads in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.  Con­structed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  January 1, 1923.  A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph, Baltimore, Maryland.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 276.       Map of the Public Roads in Perry County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, January 1, 1912.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 277.       Map of the Public Roads in Pike County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from ac­tual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Corn­missioner.  Samuel D. Foster Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, August 1, 1911.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 278.       Map of the Public Roads in Potter County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Frank B. Black, State Highway Com­missioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  December 1, 1916.  Compiled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 279.       Map of the Public Roads in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly Approved May 31, 1911.  Frank B. Black, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  August 1, 1916.  Com­piled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: key, table of dis­tances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 280.       Map of the Public Roads in Snyder County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum, April 1, 1914.  Shows: key, road mileage, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 281.       Map of the Public Roads in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 282.       Map of the Public Roads in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  May 1, 1915.  Revised August 1930.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 283.       Map of the Public Roads in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly Approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  Wflliam D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 284.       Map of the Public Roads in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  December 1, 1914.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 285.       Map of the Public Roads in Tioga County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  June 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 286.       Map of the Public Roads in Union County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Robert J. Cunningham, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  May 1, 1915.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 287.       Map of the Public Roads in Venango County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department by authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  Frank B. Black, State Highway Commissioner.  William D. Uhler, Chief Engineer.  February 1, 1917.  Com­piled and Drawn by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  Shows: key, table of dis­tances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 288.       Map of the Public Roads in Warren County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 1, 1905.  Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.  Samuel D. Foster, Chief Engineer.  Made by Ralph C. Benedict, Gustave P. Strum.  July 1, 1912.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 289.       Map of the Public Roads in Warren County, Pennsylvania.  Constructed from actual surveys made under direction of the State Highway Department.  By Authority of an Act of Assembly approved May 31, 1911.  July 1, 1912.  Revised May 1, 1930.  Shows: key, table of distances.  Printed, townships outlined in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.

NOTE: Additional General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, similar to maps 227-289, may be found in map groupings 368, 519, 545, 555, and 568; and Bureau of Planning and Research General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, 1911-2005 {series #52.21} within the Records of the Department of Transportation (PennDOT) (RG-52).

• 290.       Official Map of Pennsylvania. [Showing the State Highway System and Main connecting Roads.]  Issued Jointly by the Department of Highways, the Department of Forest and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1963.  Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylva­nia.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 291.       Snyder County, Pennsylvania.  A Business Directory of Snyder County and Vicinity.  Published by K. Volkmar, Lewisburg.  The Town Lots according to the original or most reliable Plots and compared with the newest Improvements, November 1858.  Vignettes: Freeburg Academy, private homes, churches and business establishment.  Maps (detail): Adamsburg, Beaver Town, Centreville, Freeburg, Fre­mont, Middleburg, Port Treverton, Selinsgrove.  Business Directory shows merchants and physicians.  Also, post offices, county officers, railroads. 41 x 62.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Backed on linen.  1 item.



• 292.       Summer Excursion Routes, Pennsylvania Railroad System. [shows] Lines of Pennsylvania Railroad System, operated by steam and electricity.  Connecting Railroads over which Excursion Tickets are sold.  Stage Lines over which Excursion Tickets are sold.  Summer Resorts are marked with Red Dots or Red Lines.  Published by The Matthews-Northrup Works, Buffalo, New York, n.d.  Printed, in 2 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 293.       Official Map of Pennsylvania issued for 1964.  Prepared by the Department of Highways in Cooperation with the Department of Forest and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg .... Copyright 1964.  Bureau of Publications, Department of Proper­ty & Supplies.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 294.       Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree June 30-July 6, 1950 in Valley Forge Park Pennsylvania.  One inch=approximately 0.17 Mile ... Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois.  Lithographed in the U.S.A. Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 295.       Map of Historic Valley Forge Pennsylvania.  Encampment Area 6th.  National Jamboree Boy Scouts of America, July 17 to July 23, 1964 Valley Forge Pennsylvania.  Copyright The H. M. Gousha Company, Chicago, San Jose.  Lithographed in U.S.A.  1964 Edition.  Printed, 14 colors.  Laminated, 1 section,



• 296.       Map of the Early Roads of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1714-1760.  Compiled from the Records of the Courts, by H. Frank Eshleman.  Lancaster Engraving Company. The Figures Show No. & Page of Dockets.  Scale One Inch.= Five Miles. 1922.  Outline of Lancaster County.  Pennsylvania Townships, Streams, Etc., 1922.  By H. Frank Eshleman, Esq.  Scale One Inch=Five Miles. 25 1/2 x 26.  Engraved, in color.  1 item.



• 297.       Plan Town of Manheim.  Copy of Original about 1760.  Traced by: J. G. Rohrer.  Dated: May 8, 1934.  Retraced by: W. E. Sees, C. E.  Dated: Oct. 7, 1949. 43 x 26.  Paper, black on white.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 298.       A Map of the Middle States of America, Drawn from the latest and best Authorities; by Thos Conder.  Engraved for Cooper's Information concerning America.  London, Published August 12, 1794, by J. Johnson, St. Pauls Church Yard, n.d. Facsimile.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 299.       A New and Accurate Map of New Jersey, Pensilvania, New York and New England, with the Adjacent Countries Drawn from Surveys, assisted by the most ap­proved modern Maps & Charts, and Regulated by Astronomical Observations [1752].  By Eman.  Bowen.  No. 100. Facsimile.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section. [From: Bowen, Emanuel, A Complete or Distinct View, of the Known World.  London, for W. Innys, 1752.  No. 100.]



• 300.       Bucks County.  Township names in green.  Date of incorporation in brown.  Illustrations by John Albright.  Historic data-Jonathan Dunn.  Authentication-John Cummings.  Curator-Bucks County Historical Society.  Copyright 1956.  Archives Publishing Co., Inc.  Insets.  Parchment, green and brown on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 301.       Map of Western Pennsylvania Showing the Location of the Structures Erected Before 1860 which are Illustrated in this Book Together with the Early Canal System.  Also the modern Highways.  Drawn by Lawrence Wolfe, 1936.  Western Pennsylvania Architectural Survey, Copyright 1936.  Shows: city or town, structure, highway, Por­tage Railroad, canal, proposed canal.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 302.       A Sketch of the Valley of Wyoming.  Drawn by I. A. Chapman for the History of Wyoming.  "Plymouth" for 1787 Survey, n.d. 14 x 9 1/2.  Original, on thin tissue, ink with color, pasted on cardboard.  Condition poor.  1 item.



• 303.       This copy of an original Survey of Plymouth Township (made by the Surveyors of The Susquehanna Company at some time between 1770 and 1780) was used by the "Confirming Commissioners" in the course of their work at Wilkes-Barre in the Summer of 1787.  Oscar J. Harvey, n.d.  Shows: Courses & Distances round Fullers Island beginning at the N. E. Point thence ... to the place of beginning... Hand drawn on tissue paper.  Ink with red markings.  Condition fair.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 304.       Historic Map of The Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania.  Showing Prints of In­terest Associated with its Early History.  The Battle of Wyoming, July 3rd, 1778.  Sul­livan's Encampment, May-June-July 1779, n.d. Printed with permission of the Wyom­ing Historical and Geological Society.  Craftsmen Eng.  Inc.  Printed, black on white with red lettering.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 305.       Historic Map of Adjouqua (Lower Lackawanna Valley) in Pennsylvania.  Copyright 1938 by Wm.  J. (Chizick) Szczech A. B., St. Thomas, A. M. Columbia.  Prin (Jr.) High School, Old Forge, Pennsylvania and Ethel L. Johns, B. S., Syracuse.  Instructor in Social Studies.  High School, Old Forge, Pennsylvania.  Map No. 2, n.d. Printed, black on white with red lettering.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 306.       A Map of Berwick named after Berwick-On-Tweed, Scotland.  Showing Early Land Marks and Highlights of its Growth in Graphic Detail. n.d. Compiler and Delineator Russel Fahringer.  Copyright, 1936.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 307.       The Forks of the Delaware in Pennsylvanian English Province in America un­der the Penn Proprietaries, 1681-1783, n.d. Compiled by A. D. Chidsey, Jr., January 1938.  Northampton County Historical & Genealogical Society, Easton, Pennsylvania.  Copyright, 1938.  Printed, black on tan.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 308.       [Connellsville Coal Area (Fayette, Greene, Washington, Allegheny, West­moreland Counties) showing Railroad lines to and from the coal fields.  Also shows mines and names of companies who own them] April 1916.  B. F. Hoffacker, Engineer & Geologist.  Park Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  U.S.A. Printed, blue on white.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 309.       Map Showing Location of the Famous Connellsville Coal Vein, n.d.  Shows: Pennsylvania Railroad and Connection, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, H. C. Frick & Co., ovens.  R. W. P. Richardson, M. E. F. C. S., pro.  H. C. Frick & Co.  Printed, black on white with green color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 310.       Known Sources of Primary Wealth-Plants-Animals-Minerals-Fundamental Products of Mother Earth.  Published Jointly by the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Commerce, the Department of Internal Affairs, the Department of Mines, The Pennsylvania State College.  School of Mineral Industries, January 1, 1948.  Printed, black on white in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 311.       Pymatuning Reservoir Project.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  The Department of Forests and Waters.  Water and Power Resources Board, n.d.  Datum,-Elevations shown are referred to mean sea level [U.S. Geological Survey]  Legend: Reservoir at flow line elevation 1008.  Roads to be relocated or improved.  Roads to be eliminated.  Printed, black on white with yellow color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 312.       The Pennsylvania Turnpike System.  Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Hon.  John S. Fine, Governor.  T.  J. Evans, Chairman, 11 North 4th  Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, December 7, 1951.  Revised, March 12, 1952, March 23, 1953, and September 11, 1953. Shows: service stations and restaurant areas, interchanges.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 313.       Berks County An Historical Map Made for your information and enjoyment.  This Year in Our Lord 1947.  Written and edited by Raymond W. Albright.  Designed and executed by Ralph D. Dunkelberger.  Published and Copyright W. T. Peck & Co. Printed in color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 314.       Map of Johnstown.  A City Resulting from Its Environment, 1800-1950.  Ses­quicentennial, n.d.  Compiled and drawn by M. M. Greer.  Copyright, 1950, M. Margaret Greer.  Printed in color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 315.     A Map of The Territory Served by Philadelphia Electric Company.  A Business-Managed, Tax-Paying Utility Owned by More than 100,000 Stockholders.  2340 Square Miles and 3,125,000 Population. 950,000 Electric Customers; 175,000 Gas Customers (Suburban Only), and 1,000 Steam Customers, 1950.  Copyright 1951 Philadelphia Electric Company.  Drawn by J. Riegel, Jr.  Insets: 1. Conowingo Hydro Plant. 2. Chester Coke Ovens. 3. Chester Station. 4. Schuylkill Station. 5. Southwark Station. 6. Delaware Station. 7.  Edison Generating Station which stood at 908 San­som Street .... 7A. Company's Edison Office Building, 9th and Sansom Streets, Philadelphia. 7B. Company's Main Office Building, 1000 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 8. Plymouth Meeting Substation Transformers. 9. Barbadoes Station. 10. Richmond Station. 11.  Willow Steam Plant. 12. West Conshohocken Gas Manufacturing Plant. 13. Service Building. 14.  Chester Gas Manufacturing Plant.  Printed in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 316.       Historical Map of Easttown & Tredyffrin Townships, Chester County Penn­sylvania.  Designed and Copyrighted 1948.  By Franklin W. Wandiess, R. E., n.d.  Shows: roads, railroad, township lines and creeks.  Vignettes: St. David's Episcopal Church, Old Eagle School, Milestones, Spread Eagle Tavern, Great Valley Baptist Church, Springhouse Tavern, Drove Tavern, State Tavern, King of Prussia Tavern, Sign of the Leopard Inn, Adm.  Warren Tavern, General Paoli Tavern, Waynesborough, Paoli Massacre Monument, 1817, St. Peters Episcopal Church, Jas.  Neilley's Cabin, Jarman Grist Mill, Blue Ball Tavern, Diamond Rock Octagonal School, Gen. G. Washington H. Q., 1777-78, Soldier Hut at Valley Forge, Conestoga Wagon.  Printed in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 317.       Explore Scenic Bradford County Pennsylvania.  Indian Trails and Frontier Tales, n.d. Copyright. 1955.  U.S.A.  Elizabeth Gaylord Troy, 1330 Chestnut Avenue, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 318.       Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart and Airport Directory.  Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart.  Data for this chart was assembled and printed under the direction of the Department of Commerce, Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, Date of issue June 1949. Copyright 1947.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 319.       Property Lines of the Warren Quadrangle, Pennsylvania.  Preliminary map showing known wells drilled for oil and gas with undrilled areas omitted.  Topographic and Geologic Survey.  R. W. Stone, State Geologist.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs.  William S. Livengood, Jr. Secretary.  Compiled by S. H. Cathcart, 1942-43; and Wilbur H. Seifert, 1944-46.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 320.       Oil and Gas Fields of Western Pennsylvania.  Compiled by James D. Sisler, 1930.  (Pipe lines shown on reverse side of this Map) Topographic and Geologic Sur­vey.  George H. Ashley, State Geologist.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Depart­ment of Internal Affairs, Philip H. Dewey, Secretary. 25 1/2 x 34.  Printed in color.  Bulletin M 19 Plate 1.  Reverse side: Natural Gas Pipe Lines.  Compiled from data of Public Service Commission.  By William O. Hickok, 4th April 1932.  20 x 12.  Black on white.  Also: crude oil and gasoline pipe lines and refineries.  Crude oil lines U. S. G. S. Map of 1921 revised.  Gasoline lines by courtesy respective companies.  Compiled by William O. Hickok, 4th April 1932.  Bulletin M 19.  Plate I.  Printed, black on white in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 321.       Steam Railroad Map of Pennsylvania issued by Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, 1945, Lists Steam Railroads in Pennsylvania.  Also: Detail of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.  Legend: State and County Boundaries; State Capital; County Seats; Steam Railroad, Trackage Rights and Narrow Gauge Railroads. 36 x 56, each.  Blueprint.  1 item.



• 322.       Electric Railway Map of Pennsylvania issued by The Public Service Commis­sion, 1918.  The Matthews-Northrup Works, Buffalo, New York.  Copyright, 1918.  The Public Service Commission of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  Shows: state and county boundaries, State Capital, county seats, incorporated places, steam railroads, electric railroads, industrial roads, canals, rivers.  Printed, black on white with colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 323.       Geologic Map of Northampton County, Pennsylvania.  By R. L. Miller, D. M. Fraser, C. H. Behre, Jr., E. T. Wherry, R. L. Miller and P. B. Myers, 1939.  Base from United States Geological Survey topographic maps of Allentown, Delaware Water Gap, Easton, Mauch Chunk, West Allentown and Wind Gap Quadrangles.  Engraved by F. H. M. Klinge-Litho-Zabel Bros.  Co., Inc., Philadelphia.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Department of Internal Affairs.  Thomas A. Logue, Secretary.  Topographic and Geologic Survey.  George H. Ashley, State Geologist.  Bulletin C48.  Plate 1. Printed on white in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 324.       Map of the Coal Fields of Pennsylvania, compiled by James D. Sisler.  Department of Internal Affairs.  James F. Woodward, Secretary.  Topographic and Geologic Survey.  George H. Ashley, State Geologist, Harrisburg, 1929.  Copyright 1929, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Penn­sylvania.  Bulletin M-6 Pt. II.  Plate I .... Printed black on white in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 325.       Geologic Map of Pennsylvania.  Department of Internal Affairs, Philip H. Dewey, Secretary.  Topographic and Geologic Survey.  George H. Ashley, State Geologist, Harrisburg.  Prepared in Cooperation with the United States Geological Survey, 1931. Prepared and edited by George W. Stose and O. A. Ljungstedt.  Source of Data: Coal fields; Vallemont area; Southeastern part of State; Northeastern and Northwestern parts of State.  Copyright 1932, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Printed black on white in color.  Laminated, 8 sections.



• 326.       Geological Map of York County, Pennsylvania.  By George W. Stone and Anna I. Jonas.  Surveyed in cooperation with the Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior, 1939.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs.  Thomas A. Logue, Secretary.  Topographic and Geologic Survey.  George H. Ashley, State Geologist.  Bulletin C 67, Plate I. Printed, black on white in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 327.       [Leo E. Wilt Historical County Maps, 1941-1946.]  Copyright, Archives Publish­ing Company of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, by L. E. Wilt, Towanda, Pennsylvania, 1941-1946.  Shows: brief history of county, early pioneers, original townships, Indian villages, Indian paths, forts, boroughs and dates of incorporation, iron furnaces, forges, early churches, historic interest points, canals, early houses, early roads.  Approx. 14 x 10 ea.  Printed, black on white. 31 items.


• 1.            Adams County, 1942.  Also: blockhouses, "Underground Railroad."  9 x 13
• 2.            Allegheny County, 1945. 10 x 14
• 6.            Berks County, 1945.  Laminated, 1 section
• 7.            Blair County, 1942.  Laminated, 1 section
• 8.            Bradford County, 1941.  Also: camps of Sullivan's Army in August, 1779; 17 Townships. Laminated, 1 section
• 11.          Cambria County, 1945.  Laminated, 1 section
• 15.          Chester County, 1946. 10 x 14
• 16.          Clarion County, 1945.  Laminated, 1 section
• 19.          Columbia County, 1941. (3) 10 x 14
• 20.          Crawford County, 1945. 10 x 14
• 21.          Cumberland County, 1942.  Laminated, 1 section
• 22.          Dauphin County, 1945. (Also: Outline map of townships, n.d. 11 x 8 1/2. 1 item.) Laminated, 1 section
• 23.          Delaware County, 1942.  Laminated, 1 section
• 25.          Erie County, 1942.  Laminated, 1 section
• 26.          Fayette County, 1945.  Also: Route of Braddock's Army, 1755; National Road. 10 x 14
• 35.          Lackawanna County, 1944.  Also: brief history of Scranton. 10 x 14
• 36.          Lancaster County, 1945. (2)  10 x 14
• 39.          Lehigh County, 1946. 10 x 14
• 40.          Luzerne County, 1945.  Also: 3rd class cities.  Laminated, 1 section
• 41.          Lycoming County, 1941.  Laminated, 1 section
• 42.          McKean County, 1944.  Laminated, 1 section
• 45.          Monroe County, 1944.  Also: Sullivan Expedition Route, Moravian Mission, Civil War Grave-Substitute for A. Lincoln, "Underground Railroad" Laminated, 1 section
• 46.          Montgomery County, 1946.  Also: old bridges, Revolutionary battles and camps. 10 x 14
• 48.          Northampton County, 1942.  Also: brief sketch of Sullivan's Expedition. (2) 10 x 14
• 49.          Northumberland County, 1944.  Laminated, 1 section
• 51.          Philadelphia County, 1945.  Shows: city districts and boroughs. 10 x 14
• 53.          Potter County, 1944.  Laminated, 1 section
• 56.          Somerset County, 1946.  Also: Lincoln Highway, forts on Forbes Road. 10 x 14
• 57.          Sullivan County, 1944.  Also: tanneries, 10 x 14
• 65.          Westmoreland County, 1945.  Also: 3rd class cities, 10 x 14
• 67.          York County, 1942.  Laminated, 1 section
  
  
• 328.       Mitchell's Map of the United States; Showing the Principal Travelling Turn­pike and Common Roads; on which are given the Distances in Miles from One Place to Another; Also, the Courses of the Canals & Rail Roads Throughout the Country, Carefully Compiled from the Best Authorities.  Philadelphia: Published by S. Augustus Mitchell.  Sold by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., 3 Market Street, 1839.  Insets: New York, Upper Canada, Environs of Baltimore and Washington, Environs of Charleston, Environs of Albany, Environs of Hartford and New Haven, Environs of Philadelphia, Environs of New York, Environs of Boston.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 329.       Map of Erie County, Pennsylvania, Prepared for Atkinson's County Directory, 1896.  Printed on paper, 5 colors.  Reverse side: Distance Map of Erie County.  Prepared for Atkinson's Erie County Directory, 1896-1897.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 330.       Battle of Brandywine in which The Rebels were defeated, September 11th 1777, by the Army under the Command of General Sir Willm Howe.  Note The Operations of the Column under the Command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Knyphausen is engraved from a Plan drawn on the Spot by S. W. Werner, Lieutenant of Hessian Artillery.  Engraved by William Faden, Charing Cross, 1778.  Published according to Act of Parliament by William Faden, Charing Cross April 13th 1778.  Facsimile, black on white, positions of troops in 3 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 331.       Visit Pennsylvania, Official Highway Map, 1965.  Prepared by the Department of Highways in Cooperation with the Department of Forest and Waters, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1965.  Bureau of Publications.  Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Penn­sylvania.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 332.       Map of McKean County, Pennsylvania.1856.Engravd & printed at A. Koliner's Lithographers, Philadelphia.  Drawn in the office of W. K. King.  Smethport, Pennsylvania.  Shows: county and township lines, streams, settlements, land tracts.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 333.       Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart and Airport Directory.  Date of Issue, June 1, 1965.  Data for this chart was assembled and printed under the direction of the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, the Department of Military Affairs, John W. Macfarlane, Executive Director.  Base information from sectional charts of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.  Copyright 1965, Bureau of Publications, the Department of Proper­ty and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 334.       Map of Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  From Actual Surveys by Lake Ames & Davidson.  Published by Wm.  J. Barker, Philadelphia.  J. M. Edsall, Assistant Publisher.  Engraved, colored & mounted by Wm.  J. Barker, No. 23 North 6th Street, Philadelphia.  Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by Wm.  J. Barker in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.  Vignettes: Penn­sylvania State Lunatic Hospital near Harrisburg; Residence of C. L. Ward, Towanda; Hotel, H. W. Patrick, Prop., Athens; Troy Exchange, Ballard, Maxwell & Hayden, Prop.; Court House, Towanda; Capitol at Harrisburg; Asylum Hotel, J. M. Horton, Prop., Asylum, Pennsylvania.  Maps (detail): Athens, Burlington, Canton, Monroeton, Smithfield, Sylvania, Towanda, Troy, Ulster.  Insets: Census for 1850, Production Census.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 8 sections.



• 335.       Stream Map of Pennsylvania by Howard Wm. Higbee, 1965.  Published by The Pennsylvania State University, College of Agriculture, The Agricultural Experiment Station, University Park, Pennsylvania.  M. A. Farrell, Director, F. P. Ferguson, Editor, 1965.  Base Map Assembly is from United States and Pennsylvania Geological Survey Maps, United States and Pennsylvania Soil Survey Maps and other unpublished field surveys, 1900-1963.  Site location for several dams, lakes and reservoirs was obtained through the courtesy of: the Army Corps of Engineers, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, the Penn­sylvania Fish Commission, the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters and The Pennsylvania State Geological Survey.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 336.       Paxton (later Lowther) Manor, Surveyed by Edward Smout, 1736.  Divided in 3 sections; Middle, Right, and Left.  From Bureau of Land Records. 31 pieces, sizes ranging from 1 by 1 inch to 7 by 8 inches.  Laminated.



• 337.       The Tree and its Branches Represents the By-Products Extracted from Bituminous Coal, March 1963.  Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Department of Mines and Mineral Industries, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  H. Beecher Charmbury, Secretary of Mines and Mineral Industries, March 1963.  Printed in 2 colors.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 339.       Historic Indian Paths of Pennsylvania.  Prepared for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission by Paul A. W. Wallace, 1952; Revised, 1954.  Shows: Indian village or fort, Indian camp or cabin. white man's fort, white man's town or stopping place, spring or salt lick, landmark, Indian path, river or creek.  Cone­maugh (Johnstown) Indian Name with modern name, town, old town.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 339.       A Map of the History of Pennsylvania.  Lying North of Maryland, on the East bounded with the Delaware, on the West limited as Maryland is, and Northward to ex­tend as far as plantable, which is altogether Indian - From Penn's Charter from Charles II, March 4, 1681. Copyright Paul M. Paine, 1931.  Insets: The City of Brother­ly Love; Pennsylvania Arms, 1778; The Forks of the Ohio.  Printed, black on yellow.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 340.       Pennsylvania - New Jersey.  United States Department of Interior, Geological Survey.  Modified polyconic projection North American datum.  J. G. Staack, Chief Topographic Engineer.  A. F. Hassan, Cartographer.  Edition of 1916, reprinted 1947.  Shows: State Capitol, county seat name, city or large town, town or village, railroad, electric railroad.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 341.       Pennsylvania "Dutch Country."  Drawn by Tim Olsen.  Copyright 1958.  E. R. Anderson.  Anderson Press, 527 Penn Street, Reading Pennsylvania.  Shows: key: covered bridges, parks and gardens, historic shrines, unusual sights, old churches, scenic views, museums.  Inset: "Dutch Talk." Printed, red and blue on yellow.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 342.       Tim Olsen's Pleasure Map of the Dutch Country.  From the series of "Pleasure Maps of America," by Tim Olsen.  Published by Anderson Press, Penn Square, Reading Pennsylvania  Copyright 1958.  E. R. Anderson, Litho in U.S.A.  Inset listing for: annual events, "Brick-end" Barns, covered bridges, "Dutch" talk, historic shrines. museums, old churches, parks and gardens, "Plain People," private collections, scenic views, unusual sights.  Welcome!  Printed, red and blue on yellow.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 343.       Historical Map of Pennsylvania, Showing the Main Points of Historic In­terest.  Published by The State Publicity Bureau of the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  Historic Data by H. H. Shenk, State Archivist.  Copyright, 1925, Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce.  Key; State Historical Commission Marker, battle ground, historical site, fort, main traveled roads, other roads.  Printed, blue on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 344.       Topographical Map of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania From Actual Surveys under the direction of H. F. Walling.  Published by S. D. Tilden, 356, 358 & 360 Pearl Street, New York, 1861.  Drawn, Engraved, Printed, Colored and Mounted at H. F. Walling's Map Establishment, Nos. 356, 358 & 360 Pearl Street, New York.  Vignettes: Lycoming County Court House, Residence of Peter Herdic, Esq., West Branch Iron Works, Williamsport Dickinson Seminary, Hughesville Iron Works.  Maps (detail): Clarksville, Clinton Mills, Collomsville, Elimsport (Washington), English Center, Hepburn, Hughesville, Jamestown, Jersey Shore, Lairdsville (Franklin), Linden, Montoursville, Muncy, Newberry, Pennsville, Rocktown, Saladasburg, Tivoliville, Uniontown, Warrensville, Williamsport.  Table of Distances.  Census of 1860.  Sub­scribers in Williamsport and Business References.  Printed (upper part missing), in 5 colors.  Laminated, 12 sections.



• 345.       Map of The Bituminous Coal Region of Pennsylvania Showing Inspection Districts and Location of Mines.  Presented by the Department of Mines, Harrisburg, May 1, 1931.  Walter H. Glasgow, Secretary of Mines, John Ira Thomas, Deputy Secretary of Mines (Bituminous Division).  Copyright 1928, Bureau of Publications, the Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Shows: index, table iron production, employees, fatalities, 1877-1930.  Printed, 6 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 346.       Map of Braddocks Military Road Through Pennsylvania 1755.  Compiled from the original surveys remaining on file in the Department of Internal Affairs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1932.  Philip H. Dewey, Secretary.  Warren J. Daniel, Director Land Office Bureau.  Traced by William F. Rhoads.  Foundation and ground work for a map of the Braddock Military Road through Pennsylvania was started a quarter of a century ago by John Kennedy Lacock and others ... William A. Moore, then assistant chief draftsman of the Land Bureau in the Department of Internal Af­fairs ... started locating the individual original surveys ... Warren J. Daniel directed the completion of the map... Blueprint, 255 x 38. 1 item.



• 347.       Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart and Airport Directory.  Date of Issue, May 1, 1966.  Data for this chart were assembled and printed under the direction of the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, Department of Military Affairs, John W. Macfarlane, Executive Director.  Base information from sectional charts of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.  Aeronautical Information and Revisions to Base by Thoburn C. Lyon, Washington, D.C. Copyright 1966, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 348.       Discover The New Pennsylvania Official Highway Map, 1966.  Department of Highways, Henry D. Harral, Secretary.  Department of Commerce, John K. Tabor, Secretary.  Department of Forest and Waters, Maurice K. Goddard, Secretary.  Penn­sylvania Game Commission, Glen L. Bowers, Executive Director.  Insets: Areas Nos. 1-9 (with maps) listing State Parks and Recreation Areas, historical sites, boating facilities, where to ski, public fishing waters, local travel information.  Also, Map show­ing Interstate highways, major highways, future Interstate highways, United States route numbers, Interstate route numbers, Pennsylvania route numbers.  Index to principal cities and towns.  Printed, in many colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 349.       [Manuscript Map of Pennsylvania As Far As The Allegheny Ridge, c.1765.]  It falls midway between Nicholas Scull's Map of Pennsylvania, 1759, and William Scull's Map of Pennsylvania, 1770, and may be a preliminary draft for the latter map.  Shows: ­Indian purchases, Indian paths, Indian villages, forts, roads, ferries, churches, taverns, mills, forges and furnaces.  Manuscript, 29 x 40 1/2. 1 item.  Reverse side: written in ink: "W. Bowen Engraver Charter House Lane"; J. W.; J.? Woodall.  Numbers in pen­cil.  Ink on paper.



• 350.       The Tourists Pocket Map of Pennsylvania Exhibiting its Internal Im­provements, Roads, Distances etc. by J. H. Young.  Philadelphia Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, 1835.  Entered according to Act of Congress April 15th., 1831, by S. Augustus Mitchell, of the State of Pennsylvania.  D. Haines Sc.  Insets: Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Regions, Vicinity of Philadelphia.  Shows: roads, canals (proposed also), railroads (proposed also), profile of Pennsylvania Canal.  Census of 1830.  Printed, 6 colors.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 351.       Map of the States of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Engraved & Printed by Fenner Sears & Co., London, Published March 15,1832 by I. T. Hinton & Simpkin & Marchall.  Inset: Plan of Philadelphia.  Shows: county lines, roads, railroads, canals.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 352.       A Plan of the City of Philadelphia the Capital of Pennsylvania, from Actual Survey by Benjamin Easburn, Surveyor General; 1776.  P. Andri Sculp.  London, Published, as the Act directs, 4th November 1776, by Andrew Duty, Duke's Court, St Martin's Lane.  Inset: A chart of Delaware Bay and River, from the Original by Mr. Fisher of Philadelphia, 1776.  Printed, ink on paper.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 353.       Map of the State of Pennsylvania Compiled from the Latest Authorities.  Philadelphia, Published by Edward C. Biddle, 1843.  Insets: Vicinity of Pittsburg, Vicinity of Philadelphia.  Shows: railroads, State Capital, roads, towns, canals.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 354.       Plan von Philadelphia. [In Bernhard (Carl, herzog von Sachsen-Weimar-­Eisenach).  Reise durch Nord Amerika in 1825 und 1826. 8.  Weimar, W. Hoffman, 1828 v.1. front.]  Printed, ink on paper.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 355.       Barnes Township Map of Pennsylvania, 1870.  Published by Sheble Smith & Co. Successors to R. L. Barnes, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia.  S. B. Linton, Lithographer, No 517 Prune Street, Philadelphia.  F. Bourquin Lithograph, No. 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.  Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1866 by R. L. Barnes in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the United States in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.  Shows: townships, roads, railroads.  Printed, water color on paper.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 356.       Plan of the Battle of Monongahela, n.d. and Map Showing the Various Purchases, n.d. Shows: French & Indian Line; Town of Braddock's Field; Frazier's Trading Post; Port Perry; Gage's Advance; Dam No. 2; coal.  Plate III, Printed, signed S.W.D. 1 item with 2 separate 8 x 5 drawings.  Purchased, April 1970.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 357.       A Historical Map of Pennsylvania Showing the Original Indian Purchases, Name and Date of County Organizations, County Towns, Old Settlements, Indian Names of Streams, Locations of Old Forts, Battle Fields, etc. by P. W. Sheafer... Pottsville, Pennsylvania, 1873.  Insets: Manors Recorded, Certified Townships, historical table, wars, settlements, Indian purchases, inventions, discoveries, etc.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 358.       Official Map of Pennsylvania issued for 1969.  Prepared by the Department of Highways in Cooperation with the Department of Forests and Waters and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg .... Copyright 1969.  Bureau of Publications, Department of Property & Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Shows: road classifications, highway markers, map symbols, population of towns and cities, Interstate Highways, Pennsylvania Turnpike.  Printed, in 4 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 359.       New England, New York, New Jersey and Pensilvania.  By H. Moll, Geographer. 8 x 10 1/2 [London, 1736?]  Facsimile.  Note: From his "Atlas Minor," 1736.  Water color on paper.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 360.       To the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Common Council and Freemen of Philadelphia - This Plan - of the improved part of the City surveyed and laid down by the late Nicholas Scull Esqr., Surveyor General of the Province of Pennsylvania is humbly Inscribed by The Editors.  Published according to Act of Parliament, November 1st 1762, and sold by the Editor's Matthew Clarkson and Mary Biddle in Philadelphia.  Insets: Plans A & B.  A: The Plan of the City, with the Five Public Squares as Published by Thos Holmes, Surveyor General.  B: A Subsequent Plan drawn by Benjamin Eastburn, Surveyor General.  References.  Facsimile.  Printed, black on white.  1 item.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 361.       A Plan of the City and Environs of Philadelphia, by [Nicholas Scull and George Heap].  Engraved and Published by Matthew Albert Lotter, 1777.  Inset: Eleva­tion of the State House.  Facsimile. 18 x 23 1/2.  Printed, water color and ink.  1 item.



• 362.       The Provinces of New York, and New Jersey; with part of Pensilvania, and the Province of Quebec.  Drawn by Major Holland, Surveyor General, of the Northern District in America.  Corrected and Improved, from the Original Materials, by Govern Pownall, Member of Parliament, 1776.  Insets: A Plan of the City of New York; A chart of the Mouth of Hudson's River, from Sandy Hook to New York. [London, for R. Sayer & J. Bennett, 17 August 1776].  Colored.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 363.       Draught of three pieces or parcels of land, belonging to the estate of the late William Bingham, Esquire, deceased, situate on Tinicum Island, in the township of Tinicum, in the County of Delaware and State of Pennsylvania, containing as follows, vizt - the piece marked M, three hundred acres and forty five perches - the piece mark­ed N, forty one acres and seventy four perches - and the piece marked O, twenty one acres and seventy one perches: surveyed June the 3rd, and reexamined and adjusted November the 2nd 1825 by Jn Thomson.  Hand drawn.  Water color and red ink, 24 x 19. Backed with linen.  1 item.



• 364.       Draught of five pieces or parcels of Land, belonging to the estate of William Bingham, Esquire, deceased, situate on Tinicum Island, in the Township of Tinicum, Delaware County and State of Pennsylvania, marked respectively, D. E. N. O. & P., and containing as follows: vizt: D, nineteen acres and one hundred and fifty perches - E, twenty four acres and one hundred and twenty perches - N, forty one acres and seventy four perches - O, twenty one acres and seventy one perches - and P, fifty six acres and one hundred and thirty one perches: Surveyed June the 6th, 1825, by Jn Thomson.  Hand drawn.  Water color and red ink, 27 x 21 1/2.  Backed with linen.  1 item.



• 365.       Steam Railroad Map of Pennsylvania.  Issued by the Public Service Commis­sion, 1929.  J. W. Clement Co. - Matthew-Northrup Works, Buffalo, New York. Copyright, 1929, Public Service Commission of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  Shows: State boundaries, county boundaries, State Capital, county seats, incor­porated places, steam railroads, electric railways, industrial roads, canals, rivers.  Inset maps (detail): Philadelphia and Vicinity, Pittsburgh and Vicinity.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 366.       Rail Road Map of Pennsylvania Published by the Department of Internal Af­fairs, 1911. Drawn and compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtsman.  Henry Houck Secretary of Internal Affairs.  James H. Craig, Deputy Secretary.  Thomas Perry, Chief Clerk ... Shows: Pennsylvania Railroad system; Philadelphia & Reading & Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg; Lehigh Valley & Buffalo & Susquehanna; Baltimore & Ohio and Central Railroad of New Jersey; New York Central & Hudson River & New York Central Lines; and other railroads.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 367.       Road Map of Pennsylvania, Showing State Highways and Main Connecting Township and County Road.  Issued by the Department of Highways, June 1928.  Copyright by the Bureau of Publications for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Lithograph  By A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland.  Shows: free bridges, Pennsylvania - New York, Pennsylvania - New Jersey; capitals; county seats; towns; villages; county boundaries; township lines; city; borough; railroads; streams; legislative route number; State Highways; gravel, flint, shale & unbound broken stone highways; grading and drainage contract; primary system; concrete; brick; bituminous concrete & sheet asphalt-concrete base; county and township roads; State aid roads; State aid roads un­der contract; State Highways under contract.  Printed, in 10 colors.  Laminated, 6 sections.



• 368.       [County Maps] Department of Highways, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, 1931-1933.  Shows: State Highways-new; State Highways-old; State-aid roads; township roads; numbers indicate traffic routes.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 150 sections. NOTE: Additional General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, may be found as maps 227-289; map groupings 368, 519, 545, 555, and 568; and Bureau of Planning and Research General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, 1911-2005 {series #52.21} within the Records of the Department of Transportation (PennDOT) (RG-52).
                           
                                                                          Sections
  • 1. Adams County, 12-18-31                           2
  • 2. Allegheny County, 1-13-33                        4
  • 3. Armstrong County, 3-22-32                       2
  • 4. Beaver County, 4-12-32                            2
  • 5. Bedford County, 9-7-32                            2
  • 6. Berks County, 1932 or 33?                        4
  • 7. Blair County, 12-30-31                              2
  • 8. Bradford County, 12-28-31                       2
  • 9. Bucks County, 2-15-32                             4
  • 10. Butler County, 3-12-32                           2
  • 11. Cambria County, 3-9-32                         2
  • 12. Cameron County, 12-28-31                    2
  • 13. Carbon County, 4-15-32                        2
  • 14. Centre County, 12-29-31                       2
  • 15. Chester County, 2-26-32                        4
  • 16. Clarion County, 3-12-32                        2
  • 17. Clearfield County, 3-22-32                    2
  • 18. Clinton County, 12-29-31                      2
  • 19. Columbia County, 12-16-31                   2
  • 20. Crawford County, 4-8-32                       2
  • 21. Cumberland County, 12-17-31               2
  • 22. Dauphin County, n.d.                              2
  • 23. Delaware County, 12-19-31                   2
  • 24. Elk County, 10-11-32                             2
  • 25. Erie County, 3-9-32                                2
  • 26. Fayette County, 4-7-32                           2
  • 27. Forest County, 12-16-31                         2
  • 28. Franklin County, 1-15-32                        2
  • 29. Fulton County, 4-6-32                             2
  • 30. Greene County, 11-29-32                       2
  • 31. Huntingdon County, 2-15-32                   2
  • 32. Indiana County, 3-12-32                         2
  • 33. Jefferson County, 1-8-32                         2
  • 34. Juniata County, 12-18-31                        2
  • 35. Lackawanna County, 2-15-32                 2
  • 36. Lancaster County, 4-13-32                      4
  • 37. Lawrence County, 9-8-32                       2
  • 38. Lebanon County, 12-23-31                     2
  • 39. Lehigh County, 9-9-32                            2
  • 40. Luzerne County, 9-12-32                        4
  • 41. Lycoming County, 8-15-32                     4
  • 42. McKean County, 12-8-32                       2
  • 43. Mercer County, 2-26-32                         2
  • 44. Mifflin County, 12-24-31                        2
  • 45. Monroe County, 1-7-32                          2
  • 46. Montgomery County                                (missing)
  • 47. Montour County, 12-16-31                      2
  • 48. Northampton County, 3-22-32                 2
  • 49. Northumberland County, 4-19-32            2
  • 50. Perry County, 12-16-31                           2
  • 51. Philadelphia County                                (missing)
  • 52. Pike County, 12-17-31                             2
  • 53. Potter County, 1-8-32                               2
  • 54. Schuylkill County, 10-20-32                    2
  • 55. Snyder County, 12-27-31                         2
  • 56. Somerset County, 10-27-32                     2
  • 57. Sullivan County, 12-21-31                       2
  • 58. Susquehanna County, 12-11-31                2
  • 59. Tioga County, 12-29-31                           2
  • 60. Union County, 12-21-31                           2
  • 61. Venango County, 2-15-32                         2
  • 62. Warren County, 3-22-32                           2
  • 63. Washington County, 10-22-32                  4
  • 64. Wayne County, 11-9-32                            2
  • 65. Westmoreland County, 1932?                   4
  • 66. Wyoming County, 4-15-32                       2
  • 67. York County, 1932 or 33?                        4


• 369.       Map of Allegheny County. Showing Erection in 1788 and Annexations in 1789 and 1792.  Shows: Erie Purchase, Donation Lands, Depreciation Lands. [W.P.A.] White print.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 370.       Map of Allegheny County. Showing Townships Created Between 1788 and Es­tablishing of Courts In Counties Created in 1800.  Shows: Erection of Townships. [W.P.A.] White print.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 371.       Map of Allegheny County. Showing Counties Erected from Allegheny County by Act of March 12, 1800, Statutes at Large Vol. 16, Page 455, Chapter 2130. [W. P. A.] White print.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 372.       The Early Public Roads and Turnpikes in Wayne & Pike Counties, Penn­sylvania, 1944.  The background of lakes, rivers and township lines is based upon the United States Geological Survey.  The routes shown are based upon the most reliable early records.  Wayne County Historical Society, Honesdale, Pennsylvania.  E. D. LeRoy, 1944.  Shows: public roads, turnpikes, Delaware and Hudson Canal, D.& H. Co's Gravity Railroad. 18 1/2 x 28, Blueprint.  1 item.



• 373.       Map of Pennsylvania State Forests, State Game Preserves and Refuges and State Highways, June 1, 1922.  Shows: State Highways; improved State Highways; State Highways under contract; gravel, flint, shale and stoned State Highways; State­-aid roads; State-aid roads under contract; State Forests; State Forest District Lines; State Game Preserves; State Game Refuges; State Forest District Numbers; State Forest District Names; State Forest District Headquarters; Primary Fire Observation Tower; State Forest Monument; State Forest Park; State Park; public camp ground.  Base Map Supplied by Courtesy of the State Highway Department.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 374.       The State of Pennsylvania.  Reduced with Permission from Reading Howells Map, by Samuel Lewis.  Smither Sculp.  Scale of American Miles 69 1/2 to a Degree.  Red and blue water color outline.  Laminated, 1 section. [From Carey, Mathew.  Carey's General Atlas. fol.  Philadelphia, M. Carey, 1796.  No. 10].



• 375.       Map of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, by Joshua W. Ash, M. D. From Original Surveys.  With the Farm Limits.  Published by Robert P. Smith, No. 15, Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1848.  Engraved by Gustavus Kramm.  Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1848 by Robert P. Smith in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.  Shows: Description, etc.; Townships, Number of acres, Assessment 1847, Population 1840, Taxables 1847; Names of land owners; Islands in the Delaware; State Roads; Streams; Railroads.  Insets: The Landing of William Penn at Chester, Aston Ridge Seminary, Haverford School. 42 1/2 x 58.  Printed, in 5 colors.  1 item.



• 376.       Map of the Vicinity of Philadelphia from actual Surveys by D. J. Lake and S. N. Beers, Assisted by F. W. Beers, L. B. Lake and D. G. Beers.  John E. Gillette, C. K. Stone Publishers, 517-519 & 21 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1860.  Worley & Bracher Engs.  F. Bourquin & Co. Lithograph, 602 Chestnut Street.  Entered according to Act of Congress by John E. Gillette, C. K. Stone in the year 1860 in the Clerks Office of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.  Insets: Philadelphia, showing wards; Brandywine Village; Chester; Chester, Delaware County. Business Directory; Clifton; Coatesville; [Con?]way; Darby; Delaware City, Delaware County, Distances from Philadelphia; Distances from Wilmington & Business Directory; Hamorton; Kellyville; Kennett Square; Marcus Hook; Media; Newark; Oxford, P. O.; Parkesburg; Penningtonville; Phoenixville; Pomona Gardens & Nurseries; Sadsburyville; St. Georges; Springville; Stanton, P. O.; Unionville; Upland; Waynesburg; Westchester - map and business directory; Wilmington.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 16 sections.



• 377.       Land Resource Map of Pennsylvania, by Howard William Higbee, 1967.  Published by The Pennsylvania State University, College of Agriculture, The Agricultural Experiment Station, University Park, Pennsylvania.  M. A. Farrell, Director, 1967.  Insets: The Physiographic Subdivisions of Pennsylvania; "Soil Unit" Evaluations For the Land Resource Map of Pennsylvania.  Shows: population of towns & cities, United States Census Report, 1960; elevations in feet above sea level; forest fire control towers; wet or swampy areas.  Printed, in 6 colors.  Laminated, 9 sections.



• 378.       Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart and Airport Directory, Date of Issue, May 1, 1967.  Data for this chart was assembled and printed under the direction of the Penn­sylvania Aeronautics Commission, the Department of Military Affairs, John W. Mac­farlane, Executive Director.  Base information from sectional charts of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Aeronautical Information and Revisions to Base by Thoburn C. Lyon, Washington, D.C. Copyright 1967, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Shows: airport directory, flight ser­vice and weather locations, flight plan information, visibility minimums VFR flight, Pennsylvania "Omni" Stations, radio broadcasting stations, personal use airports.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 379.       Official Map of Pennsylvania issued for 1967.  Prepared by the Department of Highways in Cooperation with the Department of Forests and Waters and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg.  Copyright 1967.  Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  Shows: Historical Proper­ties, State Forests; Historical Parks; Allegheny National Forest; State Forest Picnic Areas; State Parks; Interstate Highways; Pennsylvania Turnpike; Official Flag, Seal, Tree, Flower, Bird and State Animal.  Insets: Erie, Meadville, Sharon-Farrell, New Castle, Beaver Falls, Washington, Pittsburgh; Johnstown, Oil City, Franklin, DuBois, Butler, Arnold-New Kensington, Altoona, Bradford, Indiana, Uniontown, Harrisburg, Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, Greensburg, Reading, Gettysburg, State College, Philadelphia.  Lancaster, Williamsport, Allentown-Bethlehem, Hazleton, Pottsville, York, Stroudsburg, Easton, Lebanon, Chester.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 380.       Draft Exhibiting the view of the rout[e] of the Railway as contemplated by Thomas Leiper Esqr from his Stone saw Mill and Quarries on Crum Creek to his landing on Ridley Creek, by Jno Thomson, October 1st 1809.  Shows: Survey showing length in yards and height in inches of rail line laid across property now known as Sproul Estates, Nether Providence Township, Delaware County between Crum & Ridley Creeks.  Original survey, Delaware County Institute of Science, Media, Pennsylvania.  11 x 23.  Photocopy.



• 381.       Civilian Conservation Camp[s], shown on State Forest Map of Pennsylvania with State Highways, State Parks, Normal Schools, Game Preserves, Resources, Im­portant Frontier Forts, etc. issued by the Department of Forestry, 1922.  Shows: State Forest Camps, National Park Camps, Game Camps, Federal Camps, sample plots. 34 x 54.  Printed, black on white with color added.  1 item.



• 382.       Historical Map of Old Forge, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania. 50^th An­niversary of the Incorporation of Old Forge Borough, May 2, 1949.  Compiled by William J. Szczech, Assistant High School Principal, Old Forge, Pennsylvania, 1949.  Shows: ­Origin of Old Forge Borough; burgesses; population; iron blast furnace; forge, 1789; Keys Cabin, 1769.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 383.       Visual Aids History Map of Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.  Compiled by William J. Szczech, M. A., Vice-Principal, Old Forge High School, Old Forge, Pennsylvania.  Copyright 1949, by Wm.  Szczech, Old Forge, Pennsylvania.  Shows: historical markers and legends thereon; origin of Lackawanna County, Indian village, Moravian missionary route, Sullivan's march against Six Nations.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 384.       Map of Elk County, Pennsylvania, n.d.  Drawn in the office of E. E. Willard, C. E. from the original surveys.  Explanations to surveys: James Wilson, Robert Harris, Samuel Wallis, George Meade, LeRoy & Linklean, John Nicholson, Wilhelm Willink, Thomas M. Willing, Nichols & McPherson, John Barron Jr. Lithograph by A. Hoen & Co. Baltimore.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 385.       Historic Lancaster Since 1618, 1966.  Copyright 1966 by Ralph Henry Sides and Edgar Lloyd Mozingo.  Sole distributor, L. B. Herr & Son, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 386.       Map of the Compact Portion of Philadelphia. Prepared for Gopsill's Directory by O. W. Gray & Son, No. 56 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, 1881.  Copyright 1876, by O. W. Gray & Son.  Shows: steam railroads, horse railroads, ward numbers, wards, parks, squares, cemeteries.  Inset: Outline Map of the County and City of Philadelphia and Vicinity.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 387.       County Roads and Main Highway Routes Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Allegheny County Planning Commission, Wm. McClurg Donley, Engineer.  This is a tentative map, subject to change in a few months when new road names and highway markers will be adopted, September, 1919.  Shows: index to county roads; city and borough connecting streets, bridges, etc.; Allegheny County Country, Field and Golf Clubs; Lincoln Highway, East, West, North; Wm.  Penn Highway; Butler Highway­ North, Pittsburgh to Butler, Pittsburgh to Washington and Wheeling; Pittsburgh to Steubenville; Freeport Road; Pittsburgh to McKeesport; Pittsburgh to Uniontown.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 388.       Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.  Road Map, 1945.  County Commissioners: Foster C. Hillegass, Frederick C. Peters, Raymond K. Mensch, Controller, Frank P. K. Barker.  C. O. Cooke, Supt. of Roads & Bridges, Warren F. Cressman, Co. Engineer.  Drawn by L. Walton Neiss, R.A.  Shows: State and County Highways; State Highway Rural Routes; township routes; township, county, and State bridges; school houses; church; trolley line; railroad; stream; cemetery; fire house; quarry; golf course.  Printed, in 5 colors.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 389.       Bucks County, 1600-1800, by F. W. Eastwood, Pineville, Pennsylvania.  Copyright, 1951. Shows: historical facts; earmarks used by farmers in 1684; county seal designed by Penn, engraved, 1683.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 390.       Sportsmen's, Map of Potter County, Compiled and Published by Robert R. Lyman, Jr., Coudersport, Pennsylvania, 1950.  Shows: township lines, State Forest Parks, State Forest Picnic areas, game refuge, airports, fire towers, United States & State Roads, other roads, streams and hollows, trails.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 391.       Map of Lancaster County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Highways, Harrisburg, April 16, 1942.  Revised, June 1946.  Shows: State Highways, Old System and Rural Route System; township roads; United States and State Highway Traf­fic Route Number; State Highway Legislative Route Numbers.  Printed, blue on white.  Laminated, 2 sections.



• 392.       Road Map 1958, Delaware County Pennsylvania.  Prepared in the office of the Delaware County Planning Commission for the office of the County Engineer.  Robert F. Miller, cartographer.  Shows: township-borough lines, State Highways, municipal roads, United States Route Markers, United States Post Offices, latitude & longitude, elevations above sea level, public transportation, institutions and parks.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Laminated, 4 sections.



• 393.       Map of a New County to be called St. Clair, n.d. Lehman & Duval, Lithographers, Philadelphia.  Proposed county to be formed from Berks, Montgomery, and Chester Coun­ties.  Printed, black on white.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 394.       Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.  Constructed from the latest Authorities.  Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia, 1831.  Engraved by J. H. Young.  Shows: canals finished or in progress, proposed canals, railroads, proposed railroads, turnpike and principal trading roads, common roads, capitals of states, county towns, county population 1810, 1820.  Printed, in color.  Laminated, 1 section.



• 395.       Map of the Drainage Area of the Schuylkill River. (and its tributaries) Show­ing the Location of Pools and Canals of the Schuylkill Navigation (also, the im­pounding reservoirs on the Perkiomen Creek and its branches as located by Mr. Rudolph Hering, C. E., in his surveys for the future water supply of Philadelphia.)  Compiled by E. F. Smith, C. E. Scale approx.  1 mile = 1 inch.  Reading, Mar. 27th 1886. Shows: Creeks, elevations, dams (length, width, depth, area, and capacity), towns, mountains, canals (Manayunk, Plymouth, Norristown, Oaks, Vincent, Girard, Reading, Duncan, Hamburg, Tunnel). 38  1/2 x 96.  Ink and water color on tracing paper.  1 item.



• 396.       Military Map of Pennsylvania, 1896.  Daniel H. Hastings, Governor and Commander-in-Chief.  Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General.  Shows: territorial sub­divisions, General H.Q., Division H.Q., 1st Brigade H.Q., 2nd Brigade H.Q., Third Brigade H.Q., Regimental H.Q., cavalry companies, artillery companies, infantry companies, State Naval Militia. 19 x 28.  Printed, in 6 colors.  1 item.



• 397.       Soil Map, Adams County Sheet, Pennsylvania.  Soils surveyed by Henry J. Wilder and H. L. Belden, 1904.  United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils, Milton Whitney Chief.  Julius Bien & Co., Lithograph, New York.  Shows: loam, clay loam, sandy loam clay, stony loam, stony clay loam, stony sandy loam, shale loam.  25  1/2 x 30.  Printed, in color.  1 item.



• 398.       Sketch of Delaware River and Bay.  Improvement of Delaware, Memorial to United States Congress by the Trade, Commercial and Maritime Interests of Philadelphia, December 20, 1898.  McManus, Lithographers, Philadelphia.  Shows: shipyards, forts, powder mills, arsenal, battery. 17 x 28.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Printed report included.  1 item.



• 399.       The Delaware River From Philadelphia to Delaware Bay Showing the Loca­tion for a Channel 600 Feet Wide and 30 Feet Deep at Mean Low Water as Recommended by the Board of Engineer Officers Constituted by Special Orders No. 16 Headquarters Corps of Engineers United States Army, March 20,1899.  F. McManus, Jr. & Co., Lithographers, Philadelphia. 22 x 33 1/2.  Black on white.  Printed report included.  1 item.



• 400.       The Delaware River From Philadelphia to Delaware Bay Showing the Loca­tion for a channel 600 Feet Wide and 30 Feet Deep at Mean Low Water as Recommended by the Board of Engineer Officers Constituted by Special Orders No. 16 Headquarters Corps of Engineers United States Army, March 20,1899.  F. McManus, Jr. & Co., Lithographers, Philadelphia.  Shows: area to be dredged, area not requiring dredging, progress of work under the 30-foot channel project. 22 x 33  1/2.  Printed, in 3 colors.  Printed report included.  1 item.
  
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