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601. Map of Harrisburg, 1941 edition, Including Steelton, Paxtang, Penbrook, Lemoyne, Camp Hill, Enola, Wormleysburg, West Fairview, Oberlin, New Cumberland. Copyright 1941. Miller Brothers & Company. Shows: street index, population, wards, main traffic streets, bus or trolley lines, steam railroad, city property and parks, county and state property, cemeteries, fire houses, schools. Reverse: "Air Map of Harrisburg," by Dallin Aerial Surveys, 1941 edition. Copyright 1941, Miller Brothers & Company. 24 x 36. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

602. A Connected Draft of twelve tracts of land situated in the county of Dauphin, whereon is located the City of Harrisburg, 1904. The warrants and surveys respectively bearing date as shown above set forth (1732-1793): constructed from and compared with the original Drafts remaining on file in the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania, Isaac B. Brown, Secretary of Internal Affairs, March 15, 1904. 13 x 14. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

603. Wilson's Land in Dauphin County, 1833. Sketched from a general Draft filed in the Surveyor Generals Office, and taken from a copy made therefrom, April 22, 1833. Situate on the Waters of the Wisconisco. East and West branches of Rattling Creeks in Dauphin County, consisting of 40 tracts of land containing 16,084 acres ... granted to George Richards as late property of James Wilson deceased. Entered among the Records of the Circuit Court at Philadelphia for the District of Pennsylvania in Deed Book C, page 332. Shows: drafts Nos. 1-40, survey date. 13 x 25. Lehman & Duval Lithograph, Philadelphia. 1 item.

604. Sketch Map, designed to accompany a paper entitled "Local Topography," of a portion of the West Branch Valley, of the Susquehanna River, n.d. by J[oseph] H. McMinn. Shows: islands, old settlers, Indian towns, Indian paths. 10 x 14. Printed. 1 item. [From: On the Frontier With Colonel Antes, by Edwin MacMinn, c. 1900, between pp. 256-57.]

605. Places of Scenic and Historic Interest in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, 1953. Published by Mifflin County Historical Society, Lewistown, Pennsylvania. County Erected 1789. Society Founded 1921. Copyright, 1953, by Mifflin County Historical Society. Shows: history of county and townships, roads, railroad. Insets: court house and square, Fort Granville. 20 x 26. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

606. Beautiful Laurel Highlands, c. 1959. Laurel Highlands, Inc., 125 West Main Street, Ligonier, Pennsylvania, c. 1959. Shows: historic sites and museums, State parks, points of interest, covered bridges, Turnpike Interchanges, airports. Insets: recreation, forts, monuments. 12 x 18. Printed, in color. 1 item.

607. [A map of part of Pennsylvania & Maryland, intended to show, at one view, the several places proposed for opening a Communication between the waters of Delaware & Chesapeake Bays ... ]. Plate VII, Fig. 1. Shows: proposed new roads and canals. [A Description of a Machine for Cutting Files, a Model of which was presented to the Society some time ago, by B.O.], Fig. 2. J. Smither, Sculp. 14 x 19. Lithograph. 1 item. [In: Transactions, of the A PS, Held at Philadelphia, for Promoting Useful Knowledge. Vol. 1, pp. 293, 300, from January 1st, 1769 to January 1st, 1771. Philadelphia: Printed by William & Thomas Bradford, at the London Coffee House, M.DCC.LXXI.]

608. Die Gros-Britannische Colonie-Laender, In Nord-America in accuraten Special-Mappen nach den Londone. Originalien getreulich mitgetheilt und herauss gegeben von Homaenischen Eerben. Mit Kayser]: allergn: Privil, n.d. B. New England, New York, New Yersey und Pensilvania. Printed, in color. Laminated, 2 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 1.]

609. [The London Land Company Survey, by Thomas Fairman, 1709]. Copy, 1764 of an Island in the river Delaware in Philadelphia County above the mouth of the Schuylkill. Shows: fort. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 2.]

610. [John McCulloch's Land Survey, situated on the East side of Monongahela River between Great Redstone and Dunlap's Creek, by John Lukens, 1769]. Copy, 1769 by Alexander McClean. Shows: Fort Bird [Burd]. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 3.]

611. "A Map of the State of Pennsylvania, by Reading Howell, MDCCXC11. To Thomas Mifflin, Governor. The Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is respectfully Inscribed by the Author," 1792. Shows: county and township lines, roads, furnaces, forges, grist and saw mills, Indian paths and towns, minerals, dwelling houses. Printed, in color. Laminated, 8 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 4.]

612. [The London Land Company Resurvey in Chester County, February 21, 1736]. Survey of February 18, 1736, of lands said to be in New Castle County but found to be in Chester County. Copy, n.d. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 5.]

613. ["Coxburg" Survey, "Notingham" Township, Washington, County, January 25, 1780]. Certified, February 18, 1780 by John Lukens, Surveyor General. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 6.]

614. [Pennsylvania Land Company in London Survey, September 12-15, 1760]. Survey for land lying on Conestoga Creek, Lancaster County by John Lukens, Surveyor General. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 7.]

615. [Peters Creek, Mount Pleasant, Washington County Survey, May 7, 1785]. Survey to adjust title to unpatented lands in Monongahela, Youghiogheny and Ohio Counties. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 8.]

616. [Manallin Township, Fayette County, Survey, March 22, 1785]. Bazil Brown's survey on the waters of the Redstone and Dunlaps Creeks, for adjusting the claims to unpatented lands in Monongahela, Youghiogheny and Ohio Counties. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 9.]

617. John Estaughand Company's Land situate on Conostogoe and the Mill Creek, Chester County, 1717. Part surveyed on October 25, 1716 and completed, May 16, 1717, by Isaac Taylor. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 10.]

618. [7,500 Acres on the Delaware River, Bucks County Survey, August 17, 1699]. Copy of original by Thomas Fairman, Surveyor. Shows: Delaware River 20 miles above the Falls. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 11.]

619. [Tracts of Land called New Munster and Society, December 13, 1763]. Shows: mill, dwelling house, Rankin's field. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 12.]

620. "Map of the British Colonies in the Year 1765 from a Map of the Period," n.d. Shows: Indian villages, forts, Philadelphia, New Castle, Delaware, rivers, falls, mines. Printed, in color. Laminated, 4 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series," Appendix I -X," No. 13.]

621. [London Land Company Survey, August 19, 1709 of 5,000 Acres, Chester County by Thomas Fairman, Surveyor]. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 14.]

622. [London Land Company Survey of 5,000 Acres bounded by the "Scholkil and Perqueaming" Creek]. Thomas Fairman, Surveyor. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 15.]

623. [London Land Company Survey of 5,000 Acres, Chester County]. Surveyed by Thomas Fairman, August 19, [1709]. Printed, in color. Laminated, 1 section. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 16.]

624. To the Honorable Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esquires, True and Absolute Proprietaries and Governors of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Territories thereunto belonging and to the Honorable John Penn Esquire, Lieutenant Governor of the same-This Map of the Province of Pennsylvania Is Humbly dedicated by their Most Obedient humble Servt W. Scull. Philadelphia, Printed by James Nevil for the author, April 4, 1770. Printed, in color. Laminated, 2 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 19.]

625. A Map of Pennsylvania Exhibiting not only The Improved Parts of that

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626. A Map of the Provinces of New-York and New-Jersey, with a part of Pennsylvania and the Province of Quebec from the Topographical Observations of C. J. Sauthier, Augsburg. Engraved and Published by Matthew Albert Lotter, 1777. Printed, in color. Laminated, 4 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix IX," No. 21.]

627. Regni Mexicani seu Novae Hispaniae Ludovicianae, N. Angliae, Carolinae, Virginiae et Pensylvaniae nec mon Insviarvm Archipelagi Mexicani in America Septentrionali accurata Tabula exhibita a Joh. Baptista Homanno, n.d. Printed, in color. Laminated, 4 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 22.]

628. A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania in America. Begun by William Penn Proprietor and Governor thereo[f] anno 1681. A Map of the Province of Pennsilvania containing the three countyes of Chester, Philadelphia and Bucks as far as yet surveyed and laid out, the divisions or distinctions made by the different coullers respects the settlements by way of townships, by Thomas Holme, Surveyor General. Sold by Robert Greene at the Rose and Crown in Bridge Row and by John Thornton... London. Fac-simile of Holmes Map of the Province of Pennsylvania with the names of the original purchasers from William Penn, begun in 1681. Reproduced from the original in the Philadelphia Library by the Anastatic process, 200 copies only printed. Published at the Anastatic Printing Office, 144 Chestnut Street and by Lloyd P. Smith, Philadelphia, 1846. Inset: The City of Philadelphia, by Thomas Holme. Printed, in color. Laminated, 6 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 23.]

629. A Map of Pensilvania, New Jersey, New York, and the Three Delaware Counties, by Lewis Evans, MDCCXLIX. Published by Lewis Evans, March 25, 1749 according to Act of Parliament. L. Hebert, Sculp. Shows: roads, Harris's Ferry, Indian paths. Printed, in color. Laminated, 2 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 24.]

630. To the Honourable Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esq., True & absolute Proprietaries & Governours of the Province of Pennsylvania & Counties of New Castle Kent & Sussex on Delaware. This Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania, 1759. Is humbly dedicated by Nicholas Scull. Published according to Act of Parliament January 1, 1759 and Sold by the Author Nicholas Scull in Second Street, Philadelphia. Printed, in color. Laminated, 6 sections. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, "Appendix I-X," No. 25.]

631. [A Panoramic View of] Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. The point of junction of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad-and the Susquehanna and Baltimore Railroad -and the Danville Railroad - and the Sunbury and Erie Railroad [1863?]. From nature by Mrs. Donnell. C. Kuchel. P.S. Duval & Company Steam Lithograph Press, Philadelphia. Shows: railroads, canal, bridges, Cake's land addition of August 23, 1859. 32 x 24. Lithograph, in color. Condition: poor. 1 item. [Published in: Sunbury Pennsylvania, 1772-1972, by Sunbury Bicentennial, Inc., 1972, between pp. 167-170, and titled: "Nineteenth Century Conception of Caketown, From nature by Mrs. Donnell." See also: History of Northumberland County Pennsylvania, Chicago: Brown, Runk & Co., 1891, p. 446 for "Caketown" history.]

632. Birds Eye View of the Centennial Buildings and Grounds, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, 1876. Published by the National Publishing Company of Philadelphia, for Presentation to each subscriber for the Centennial History of the United States. Copyright secured 1876. Shows: Horticulture Hall, Main Exhibition Building, Memorial Hall, Agriculture Hall, Judges Hall, Ladies Pavilion, Machinery Hall, United States Government Building, and dimensions of each. 24 x 18. Condition: poor. 1 item.

633. New Jersey at the Time of the Ratification of the Constitution, from an original Map in the Library of Congress at Washington. Issued by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission. Reprinted 1937, by United States Geological Survey. Redrawn from William Faden's "The Province of New Jersey, Divided into East and West, commonly called THE JERSEYS," December 1, 1778. Shows: astronomical observations, roads, Glass House, ferries, first settlement of Swedes, court house, and part of Pennsylvania. 20 x 26. Printed, in color. 1 item.

634. Delaware at the Time of the Ratification of the Constitution, from a 1787 Original in the Library of Congress at Washington. Issued by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission. Reprinted 1937, by United States Geological Survey. Redrawn from John Churchman's "To the American Philosophical Society This Map of the Peninsula Between Delaware & Chesapeake Bays. . .," n.d. Shows: roads, bridges, mills, cypress swamp, and part of Pennsylvania. 20 x 26. Printed, in color. 1 item.

635. State of Pennsylvania Topographic Maps 1:48,000 (1 inch approx. 1 mile), 1921-1928. Department of Forests and Waters and Internal Affairs. Department of the Interior, United States Geological Survey. Shows: schools, churches, fire towers, mines, manmade and natural features, highways, county lines. Printed, in sepia. 10 items.

Quadrangles, 1921-1928

Berlin, 1923, 21 1/2 x 27
Bunkill, 1924, 21 x 28
Hyndman, 1927, 21 x 27
Menno, 1924, 20 1/2 x 26
Needmore, 1925, 21 x 28
Reynoldsville, 1922, 21 x 27
Shippensburg, 1921, 22 x 27
Snow Shoe, 1928, 22 x 27
Tidioute, 1927, 22 x 27
Townville, 1927, 21 x 28

636. Map of Warren, Pennsylvania and Vicinity, ca. 1968. Shows: wards, railroads, street and building names, borough limits, industry, schools. Insets: North Warren with streets and hospital area. Printed, black on white. 17 x 20. 1 item,

637. Road Map of Pennsylvania, 1916. Published by the State Highway Department. Showing State Highways as adopted under the Sproul Road Bill approved May 31, 1911 and subsequent amendments, January 1, 1916. Hon. Martin G. Brumbaugh, Governor, Frank B. Black, State Highway Commissioner. A. Hoen & Company Lithograph, Baltimore. Shows: county seats and boundaries, township lines, railroads, streams, state highways - improved and under contract, toll roads on highways, State-aid roads. 35 x 56. Printed, in color. 1 item.

638. Pittsburgh Gulf Tourguide Map with Sight-Seeing Tour, ca. 1956-1957. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois. Lithographed in the United States. Shows: points of interest, parks and principal buildings, index to streets, highways groves and shelters, beaches and pools, airports, roads. Insets: Golden Triangle, South Park, North Park, Metropolitan Pittsburgh. 26 1/2 x 32. Printed, in color. 1 item.

639. Pennsylvania Road Map with Pictorial Guide by Esso, 1951. Copyright, General Drafting Company, Inc., 21 West Street, New York, New York. Shows: numbered roads, city streets, approximate mileage, military and other airports, seaplane landings, public recreation, State and county lines, elevations in feet, fort trails, Pennsylvania Turnpike, road news. Insets: details of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. 24 x 34. Printed, in color. 1 item.

640. Map of the Swatara Coal Region, by Henry K. Strong. Prepared for the Legislature of Pennsylvania, in compliance with a Resolution of a State Convention of Delegates That Assembled at Harrisburg, December 4, 1838. P. S. Duval Lithograph. Philadelphia. Shows: profile, roads, county lines, Little Dam of Union Canal, Union Canal, railroads, surveys, furnaces, taverns, churches, dwellings, coal. 33 1/2 x 50. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

641. Pennsylvania and Metropolitan Philadelphia, a Sinclair H-C Gasoline Road Map, ca. 1942-1945 Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois. Lithographed in United States. Shows: Philadelphia and vicinity, Pittsburgh, roads, highways, camp sites, State Parks, State Historic Sites, population (1940 Census), State Forests, county seats, points of interest. Detail maps of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. 20 x 27. Printed, in color. 1 item.

642. General Map of the Bituminous Coal Fields of Pennsylvania, Showing the Position of the Collieries, by Baird Halberstadt, Engineer & Geologist, Pottsville, Pennsylvania, Revised 1907 to 1909. Julius Bien & Company, Lithograph. New York. Shows: Area Upper Barren and Upper Productive Coal Measures; Pottsville Conglomerate No. XII. Inset: Extension of the Appalachian Coal Fields. 5 sections, 24 x 30 each. Printed, in color. 1 item

643. General Map of the Bituminous Coal Region in Western Pennsylvania Showing the Location of Mines and the Various Inspection Districts, 1915. George E. Gay, Mining Engineer, Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Compiled and Issued by the State Department of Mines. Also: Indexes, 1916, 1922, Accompanying Map of the Bituminous Coal Region, which list mine inspectors and districts; districts and mines; number on map; name of mine (pamphlets). 33 x 38. Printed, in color. 1 item.

644. Geologic Maps of Pennsylvania, 1960. Pennsylvania Geological Survey, Fourth Series. Compiled and Edited by Carlyle Gray, State Geologist. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs, Genevieve Blatt, Secretary. Topographic and Geologic Survey. Copyright 1960 by Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Williams & Heintz Map Corporation, Washington, 27, D. C. Scale: 1:250,000. 1 inch = approximately 4 miles. Shows: cross sections of anthracite region, Central Allegheny Plateau, ridge and valley to South Central Piedmont, Southwestern Allegheny Plateau, legend, glacial borders, numbered sources. Inset: Source of Data, Index Map. 2 sections, 41 x 58 ea. Printed, in color. 1 item.

645. Historical Map of Pennsylvania, 1956. Archives Publishing Company, Inc. Copyright, 1956. Shows: date of county organization, county seat, county and State lines, Indian villages, early iron furnaces, colonial forts, historic sites, Indian trails or paths, military roads, towns, turnpikes, railroads, Walking Purchase. Insets: purchases of Indian lands in Pennsylvania, and early claims of Connecticut-Maryland-Virginia. 27 x 45. Printed, in color. 1 item.

646. Map of Connellsville Coke Region and Adjacent Fields, 1913. Approximate scale 1 inch = 2 miles. South Penn Engineering Company, Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Signed, J. H. W. Shows: railroads, trolley, coal operation, coke ovens. 17 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

647. Historic Indian Paths of Pennsylvania, by Paul A. W. Wallace, 1952. Prepared for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Shows: Indian village or fort, Indian camp or cabin, white man's fort, white man's town, spring, landmark, Indian path, river or creek, Indian name with modern name, old town, town. 12 x 18. Printed, black on white. 1 item. [From: The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. LXXVI, No. 4, October, 1952.]

648. Rand McNally Standard Map of Pennsylvania, ca. 1938, Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago. Shows: State capital, county seats, railroads, electric and township lines. Reverse Side Shows: super highways, paved roads, United States Interstate Highways, airports, State Parks and Forests, State Highways, population of cities and towns. 27 x 39. Printed, in color. 1 item.

649. Sketch of the Surprise of Germantown by the American Forces commanded by General Washington, October 4th, 1777, ca. 1927. Drawn and printed in commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Germantown, and distributed by the Chelten Trust Company. 13 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

650. Historical Map of the Juniata Valleys, 1941, by L[eo] E. Wilt, Towanda, Pennsylvania. Shows: Allegheny Path, Glade Road, forts, Forbes Route, Old Path, Indian towns. 16 x 34. Printed, in color. 1 item.

651. Southern Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Showing Location of First Roads Built, April 17, 1939. Reproduced by the Westmoreland Fayette Branch of the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. Shows: Glades Road - Rt. 31, Braddock Road, Lincoln Highway - Rt. 30. 8 x 10. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

652. Map of City of Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, 1948. Copyright, Dansbury-Hill Adv. Company, Trenton, New Jersey. Shows: historic buildings, street names, Reading Railroad, Ridley River, Waterfront business houses. 19 x 24. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

653. The route of emigration of the Schwenkfelders from their homes in Silesia as far as Plymouth, England. . . The jou[r]ney which began in 1726 and ended on September 22, 1734 with their arrival in Philadelphia, was recorded in the diary of Christopher Schultz, n.d. Shows: cities mentioned in the Diary as stopping points, boundary of the Holy Roman Empire, Kingdom of Prussia, Great Britain; House of Hapsburg, Lorraine. 10 x 15. Printed, in color. 1 item.

654. A Map of Pennsylvania from the best Authorities [1794]. Published 15th July 1794 by J. Stockdale, Piccadilly. W. Harrison, Junr., sc. Shows: towns, forts. 8 x 10. Printed, black on white. 1 item. [From: Morse (Jedidiah), The American Gazetteer?]

655. County Map of The State of Pennsylvania, 1865. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1865 by S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr., in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Shows: railroads, counties, towns. 12 x 15. Printed, in color. 1 item.

656. Plan of Philadelphia, 1860. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860 by S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr., in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Shows: wards, streets, waterfront, railroads, buildings. 12 x 15. Printed, in color. 1 item.

657. The State of Pennsylvania from the latest Surveys, 1810. Engraved for the New Encyclopedia by E. Low, New York. Shows: roads, county lines, towns. 9 x 12. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

658. Johnson's Philadelphia, 1872. Published by A. J. Johnson, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by A. J. Johnson, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. Shows: wards, streets, places, dock area, railroads, parks. Inset: Philadelphia and vicinity. 18 x 27. Printed, in color. 1 item.

659. Johnson's Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 1864. Published by A. J. Johnson, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1864 by A. J. Johnson in the Clerks office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Shows: township and county lines, railroads, place names. 18 x 27. Printed, in color. 1 item.

660. Pennsylvania and New Jersey [by T. G. Bradford, 1835]. Shows: railroads finished, chartered, proposed; canals. 10 x 13. Printed, in color. 1 item. [From: Bradford (T. G.). A Comprehensive Atlas, Geographical, Historical & Commercial. 40 Boston, American Stationer's Company, 1835.] railroads, surveys, furnaces, taverns, churches, dwellings, coal. 33 1/2 x 50. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

661. Pennsylvania [by Mathew Carey, 1796]. Reduced with permission from Reading Howell map by Samuel Lewis. Scale of American miles 69 1/2 to a degree. Shows: roads, canal, county lines, place names. 11 1/2 x 18 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item. [From: Carey (Mathew). Carey's American Atlas. Philadelphia: M. Carey, 1796.]

662. Philadelphia [by Burroughs, 1846]. Shows: wards - city, Spring Garden, Northern Liberties, Kensington, South Wark; index - public buildings, hotels, churches; canal in West Philadelphia; dock area. 13 1/2 x 16 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

663. Somerset Trust Company's Tourist Map of Somerset County, Pennsylvania by Crist, 1951 edition. Shows: hotels and inns, motels, summer cabins, tourist homes, restaurants, auto service stations. 12 x 12. Printed, in color. 1 item.

664. City of Erie Pennsylvania, General Plan for the Extension and Improvement of the City, 1913. John Nolen, City Planner, Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Press of Ashby Printing Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. Shows: index to public places, commercial harbor, Erie harbor, Misery Bay, Pleasure Bay, streets, cemeteries, proposed parks and play grounds, and buildings. 22 x 30 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

665. A Map of Erie County, Pennsylvania, 1679-1853, 1936. Copyright, 1936, by Erie Public Museum, Erie, Pennsylvania. Lithograph in United States. Shows: railroads; Old French Road, 1753; canal; French fort. Vignettes: arms of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, fieur de lys of France, Anthony Wayne's Blockhouse, Pittsburgh-Erie Stage, Treaty at Fort Harmer, etc. 32 x 42. Lithograph, in color. 1 item.

666. Map of Dauphin & Lebanon Counties. Constructed by Virtue of an Act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by Thomas Smith, 1830. Prepared for engraving by John Melish. Philadelphia, Published by H. S. Tanner, 1830. Engraved by Samuel Harrison. Scale: 2 1/2 miles to an inch. Shows: canals, mills, furnaces, list of post offices, statistical table. Vignette: Hunter's Falls. 17 x 23. Printed, in color. 1 item.

667. Map of Pittsburgh and its Environs [1830]. Surveyed and Published by Jean Barbeau and Lewis Keyon. Entered according to Act of Congress, 1830. Engraved by N. B. Molineux, Pittsburgh. Shows: streets, public buildings, penitentiary, numbered lots, owners, names, mills, foundries, cotton factories, notes on the city. Insets: Lawrenceville, Birmingham, Gray's Gardens. Facsimile. 26 x 34. Printed, black on brown. 1 item.

668. Official Map of Pennsylvania Issued for 1975. Prepared by the Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Department of Environmental Resources, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Harrisburg. Copyright 1975, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, railroads, public transit, airports, highway markers, population, State Parks, State Forest picnic areas, historical parks, State Forest Natural Areas, Allegheny National Forest, historical properties and sites, index to Pennsylvania communities. City maps (detail): Allentown-Bethlehem, Altoona, Arnold-New Kensington, Beaver Falls, Bradford, Butler, Chester, Du Bois, Easton, Erie, Franklin, Gettysburg, Greensburg, Harrisburg and Capitol Complex, Hazleton, Hershey, Indiana, Johnstown, Lancaster, Lebanon, Meadville, New Castle, Oil City, Philadelphia and Vicinity, Pittsburgh and Vicinity, Pottsville, Reading, Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, Sharon-Farrell, State College, Stroudsburg, Washington, Williamsport, York. 22 1/2 x 37. Printed, in color. 1 item.

669. Map of Tioga County, Pennsylvania, n.d. Published by the Wellsboro Agitator, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. Shows: townships, railroads, roads, post offices, place names. 14 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

670. Map of Dauphin County, Revised, March 1958. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Shows: State Highways, township roads, United States and State Highway, Legislative Route numbers. 29 x 37. Blueprint. 1 item.

671. City of Lancaster and Adjacent Suburbs, by Edward Edgerley, Civil Engineer, March 1933. Shows: streets, cemeteries, historic places, Pennsylvania Railroad right-of-way. 22 x 24. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

672. Pittsburgh in 1795, c. 1964. Shows: plan of city, street names, ponds, forts, General Wayne's stable, Braddock's Field road, sand bar in Monongahela River. 17 x 18. Reproduction, blue on white. 1 item. [From: Pittsburgh, The Story of an American City, by Stefan Lorant, ca. 1964, pp. 62-63.]

673. The Susquehanna, by Aurand [1955]. Shows: canals, place names. 18 x 24. Reproduction, black on white. 1 item. [Reprinted in: The Susquehanna (The Rivers of America), by Carl Carmer, ca. 1955, p. 2.]

674. Early Oil and Transportation, by L. G. McCorry, Herman, Pennsylvania, 1956. Shows: railroads, names for crude oil, crude oil markets, Drake Well, wharves and oil yards, 1860-70, farms, Pithole City. 18 x 28. Reproduction, blue on white. 1 item.

675. Railroad Map of Pennsylvania issued by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, June 30, 1966. 6 miles = 1 inch. Shows: railroads, trackage rights, number denotes railroad, index to railroad on map. Insets: Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. 34 x 54. Reproduction, black on white. 1 item.

676. Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1944. United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. J. G. Staack, Chief Topographic Engineer, A. F. Hassan, Cartographer. Edition of 1916, reprinted, 1944. Scale 1:1,000,000. Modified polyconic projection. North American datum. Shows: railroads, electric railroads. 18 x 25. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

677. Wards and Precincts City of Reading, Pennsylvania, 1948. Shows: historic buildings, railroads, roads, Wyomissing. 16 x 20. Reproduction, black on white. 1 item.

678. Historical Map of Pennsylvania [after 1913]. Shows: date of county organization, county lines, State lines, Indian villages, early iron furnaces, colonial forts, historic sites, Indian trails, military roads, towns, turnpikes, railroads, Walking Purchase. Insets: Purchases of Indian lands in Pennsylvania; Early claims of Conne[c]ticut, Maryland, Virginia. 35 1/2 x 61. Printed, black on tan. 1 item.

679. Antietam Prepared by Bvt. Brigadier General N. Michier, Major of Eng ... from Surveys under his direction By Order of Brigadier General & Bvt. Major General A. A. Humphreys, Chief of Engineers, and under the Authority of the Hon. Secretary of War, 1867. Surveyed and drawn by M .... uss, assisted by F. Theilkuhl, J. Strasser... New York, Lithographing, Engraving & Printing Company, Julius Bien, Superintendent. Shows: Confederate lines of battle, September 16-17, 1962; National Cemetery; Confederate line of retreat; place names; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; railroads; roads and turnpikes. 23 x 27. Lithograph, black on sepia. (Very bad condition.) 1 item.

680. Map Showing the Location of Coal Mines and Coke Works with Respect to Transportation Lines in portions of Pennsylvania-Maryland and West Virginia, n.d. Prepared for the Connellsville Coal Tariff Association from maps of the United States Geological Surveys, Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia Geological Surveys. The Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs, and Private Reports and Surveys. B. F. Hoffacker, Engineer and Geologist, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Shows: railroads, coal mines, coke works, byproduct ovens. 20 x 24. Printed, in color. 1 item.

681. [Maps Showing Proposed Brandywine Battlefield Area in Delaware and Chester Counties], 1934-49.

1. Preliminary Map of Proposed Brandywine Battlefield Area Situated in Delaware and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania, n.d. Shows: numbered lots with acreage, historic places and monuments cemeteries, roads. 20 x 24. Printed, black on white. (Copyrighted, Franklin Survey Co.) 1 item.
2. Same as above with red and blue crayon areas.
3. West Chester Quadrangle, 1943, Scale: 1:62500. State of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs. 16 1/2 x 20. 1 item.
4. Birmingham Township, Delaware County. Copyright 1934, by Franklin Survey Co., Philadelphia. Plate 29. Scale: 1000 feet = 1 inch. Shows: roads, named lots with acreage, historic places. Inset: Chadds-Ford Sub Plan. Scale: 300 ft. = 1 inch. 23 x 34. Printed, black on sepia. 1 item.
5. Plan of Cleveland-Atwater Properties, Birmingham Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, by G. D. Houtman, Civil Engineer, Media, Pennsylvania. September 22, 1948. Shows: acreage, roads, proposed park, Baltimore Pike, 19 x 30. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

682. Pittsburgh Harbor showing transportation on the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers, April 1952, by United States Army, Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Army Printing Service, St. Louis, Missouri. Shows: navigation light, mile mark, highway, boom, river terminal, can buoy, arrival point, railroads, buildings, nun buoy, seaplane base, historical site mark. Vignettes: evolution of river transportation-canoe, 1750; log raft, 1760; flat boat, 1780; keel boat, 1780; New Orleans, 1811; steamtowboat, 1920; modern diesel, 1945. 20 1/2 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

683. Facts about Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Miniature City Map, 1944. Prepared by Convention and Visitors Bureau... Chamber of Commerce, 114 Walnut Street, Harrisburg. Shows: population, hotels, transportation, organizations, office buildings, parking facilities, auditoriums, schools, churches, public buildings, streets, highways. 9 x 14. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

684. Map of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, June 1967. Map prepared from data obtained by Beaver County Planning Commission. Prepared by Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., Rochester, Pennsylvania. Shows: Pennsylvania Turnpike, Beaver Valley Expressway, United States, State and township roads, corporate limits, State Game Lands, parks, Boy Scout and YMCA camps. 24 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

685. Lewistown, Pennsylvania, 1879 Viewed From The Pennsylvania Railroad. Published by C. J. Corbin, 716 Filbert Street, Philadelphia. Thomas Hunter, Lithograph, Philadelphia. Shows: churches, Glamorgan Iron Works, Lewistown Narrows, Pennsylvania Railroad, court house and square, Mann's Axe Factory and residence, scullings and sailing. 22 x 32 1/2. Lithograph, black on white. 1 item.

686. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Copyright 1877, by D. F. Pursel. Thomas Hunter, Lithograph, Philadelphia, W. W. Denslow, Del., Published by D. F. Pursel, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Shows: Academy, Failing Spring Church, Diamond in 1843, present fountain, proposed new fountain and Soldiers Monument, new depot. 18 x 24. Lithograph, black on white. 1 item.

687. Tourist Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads. Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, March, 1929. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois. Shows: highways, mileage, free bridges, population, Public Camps in State Forests. Insets: Allentown, Altoona, Bethlehem, Erie, Gettysburg, Harrisburg, Johnstown, Lancaster, New Castle, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport. 20 1/2 x 32 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

688. Recreational Map of Pennsylvania Showing Parks, Recreational Areas, Towers and Monuments, 1937. Issued by the Department of Forest[s] and Waters, Harrisburg. Copyright 1937. Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Arthur H. James, Governor. G. Albert Stewart, Secretary, Harrisburg, 1939. Shows: historical and recreational park areas, picnic areas, monuments, mileage. 23 1/2 x 36 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

689. Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, 1941 - with paste-on: Edward Martin, Governor of Pennsylvania. John U. Shroyer, Secretary, Department of Highways [January 27, 1943]. Issued by the Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Copyright 1941. Bureau of Publications Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, turnpikes, State Forest Parks, mileage, population. Insets: Allentown, Altoona, Bethlehem, Bradford, Butler, Chester, DuBois, Easton, Erie, Franklin, Gettysburg, Harrisburg, Indiantown Gap, Johnstown, Lancaster, Meadville, New Castle, Norristown, Oil City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Pottsville, Reading, Scranton, Sharon & Farrell, Uniontown, Washington, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, York. Outline map, 8 x 14. 23 1/2 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

690. Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, 1940 - with paste-on: Pennsylvania Department of Commerce. Arthur H. James, Governor. Mark S. James, Secretary [July 17, 1941]. Issued by the Department of Commerce. Copyright 1940. Bureau of Publications. Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, turnpikes, mileage, State Forest Parks, airports, population. Inset: Pictorial and Historical Map, 10 1/2 x 21. 23 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

691. Recreational Map of Pennsylvania Showing Parks, Recreational Areas, Towers and Monuments. 1946. Issued by the Department of Forest[s] and Waters, Harrisburg. Copyright 1946. Bureau of Publications. Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: State Parks, State Forest Parks, picnic area, monuments, forest fire observation towers, mileage. 31 1/2 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

692. Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, 1946. Issued by the Department of Commerce, Harrisburg. Base Map by State Department of Highways. Copyright 1946. Bureau of Publications. Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, Pennsylvania Turnpike, State Forest Parks, airports, population. Inset: Pictorial and Historical Map, 13 x 22. 22 1/2 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

693. Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, 1946 - with paste-on: James H. Duff, Governor. Ray F. Smock, Secretary of Highways. E. L. Schmidt, Chief Engineer, Department of Highways. Issued by the Department of Highways. Bureau of Publications. Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, Pennsylvania Turnpike, State Forest Parks, airports, population. Insets: Allentown, Altoona, Bethlehem, Bradford, Butler, Chester, DuBois, Easton, Erie, Franklin, Gettysburg, Johnstown, Lancaster, Meadville, New Castle, Norristown, Oil City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Pottsville, Reading, Scranton, Sharon & Farrell, Uniontown, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, York. Outline map, 8 x 14. 23 1/2 x 36. Printed, n color. 1 item.

694. Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, 1947. Issued by the Department of Commerce, Harrisburg. Base Map by State Department of Highways. Copyright 1947. Bureau of Publications. Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: roads, Pennsylvania Turnpike, State Forest Parks, airports, population. Inset: Pictorial and Historical Map, James H. Duff, Governor, 13 x 22. 22 1/2 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

695. The Map of the Southwestern Area of Pennsylvania, 1749-1799, 1975. Commissioned for the people of Western Pennsylvania in honor of our nation's Bicentennial Celebration by Pittsburgh National Bank. Historical facts and notes by Robert C. Alberts. Copyright 1975 Pittsburgh National Bank. Shows: history of the area from 1749-1799. Insets: Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt. 23 x 35. Printed, in color. 1 item. Also: Brochure, "Hardships and Heroics: Southwestern Pennsylvania, 1749-1799," by Robert C. Alberts, 1975, printed, 28 pp.

696. Reading Company [Lines], 1944. Office of the Chief Engineer. H.[ ]. Shows: lines, owned, leased and operated; Central Railroad Company of New Jersey; other lines in which company has substantial stock; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and W. M. Railway; other connecting lines with company; trackage rights. Inset: Baltimore and Chesapeake Area. 20 x 26. Printed, in color. 1 item.

697. Reading Area [Lines], ca. 1944. Shows: Reading lines, owned, leased and operated; lines connecting with Reading; substantial stock ownership by Reading Company, principal interchange points. Vignette: Reading engine 2100 and freight cars. 20 1/2 x 25. Printed, in color. 1 item.

698. Edinboro, Pennsylvania, 1898. John J. O'Brien, Printer, Erie, Pennsylvania. Shows: schools, Hotel Stedman, banks, churches. 17 x 28. Print, black on white. 1 item.

699. Bird's-Eye View of Philadelphia, 1872. Drawn and Engraved Expressly for Harper's Weekly. From Sketches by Theodore R. Davis. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by Harper & Brothers, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, in Washington. Supplement to Harper's Weekly, June 15, 1872. Shows: wharves, Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers, Navy Yard, railroads, churches. 23 x 33. Lithograph. Black on white. 1 item.

700. Philadelphia in 1888. Copyright 1887, by Burk & McFetridge. Published by Burk & McFetridge, Lithograph, Philadelphia. Shows: Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia & Reading, and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Directory of Terminals in Philadelphia. 22 x 36. Lithograph, in color. 1 item.

701. Philadelphia of To-day, 1887. Copyright 1887, by Burk & McFetridge. Burk & McFetridge, Lithograph, Philadelphia. Shows: Pennsylvania Railroad Directory of Terminals in Philadelphia. 21 x 36. Lithograph, in color. 1 item.

702. Agricultural Hall Centennial International Exhibition, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, 1876. Signed, L. Aubrun. Published by Thomas Hunter, 716 Filbert Street, Philadelphia. Copyrighted, 1874, by the Centennial Board of Finance. Shows: length, width, area. 18 x 22. Lithograph, in color. Damaged. 1 item.

703. Reading, Pennsylvania, 1879. View from The White Spot. 5 ... Miles from Philadelphia and 54 Miles from Harrisburg via Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. Shows: churches, private residences, Reading Hardware Company, Penn Street, Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Depot, Berks County Prison. 22 x 32. Print. Damaged and mended. 1 item.

704. Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 1877. Published [by ] Corbin & Company. W. W. [ ]. Shows: Panoramic view, square, Carlisle Barracks, churches, D. Sipis Carpet Rooms, jail, College. 20 x 27 1/2. Lithograph, black on white. Damaged. 1 item.

705. Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1901. Copyrighted, 1900 by Landis and Alsop. Landis & Alsop, Newark, New Jersey. Shows: streets, buildings, cemeteries. Inset: Lyric Theatre, Allentown Fair, South Allentown, Commonwealth Building, Grand Opera House, businesses, and business directory. 35 x 51. Lithograph. 1 item.

706. Moshannon State Forest Comprising the Clearfield, Karthaus and Girard Divisions. Located in Northern Clearfield, Southern Elk and Western Centre Counties, 1925. Compiled from Actual Surveys, May 1925, under direction of E. T. Zacharias. Pennsylvania Department of Forests & Waters, R. Y. Stuart, Secretary. Shows: forest and county lines, stream, spring, State Game Refuge, fire lane, path or trail, railroad, leased camp, forest tree nursery, swamp, lookout station, forest officer. 11 x 17. Printed, in color. Damaged. 1 item.

707. Tiadaghton State Forest (Eastern Section), Comprising the Lycoming and Loyalsock Divisions, Located in Lycoming County, 1922. Compiled from Actual Surveys, February 1921, under direction of T. O. Bietsch. Pennsylvania Department of Forestry, Gifford Pinchot, Commissioner, February, 1922. Shows: forest and county lines, stream, spring, State Game Refuge, fire lane, path or trail, railroad, leased camp, lookout station, swamp. 11 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

708. Tiadaghton State Forest (Western Section), Comprising the Lycoming and Loyalsock Divisions, Located in Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties, 1922. Compiled from Actual Surveys, February, 1921, under direction of T. O. Bietsch. Pennsylvania Department of Forestry, Gifford Pinchot, Commissioner of Forestry, February 1922. Shows: same as above, MG 707. 11 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

709. Tioga State Forest, Comprising the Chatham, William A. Stone, and Nessonuk Divisions. Located in Tioga and the Northwestern corner of Lycoming County, 1924. Compiled from Actual Surveys, February 1923, under direction of E. T. Zacharias. Pennsylvania Department of Forests & Waters, R. Y. Stuart, Secretary. Shows: forest and county lines, stream, spring, State Game Refuge, fire lane, path or trail, railroad, leased camp, lookout station, swamp, public camp ground. 11 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

710. Kettle Creek Dam, Pennsylvania Flood Control Project Susquehanna River Basin, 1959. United States Army Corps of Engineers, United States Army Engineer District, Baltimore 3, Maryland. Contract awarded, May 1959. Shows: Kettle Creek Dam, reservoir area. Inset: vicinity map. 9 x 13. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

711. Official Transportation Map, Pennsylvania Bicentennial State, 1976. Official Map of Pennsylvania Issued for 1976. Prepared by the Department of Transportation in Cooperation with the Department of Environmental Resources, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Harrisburg. Copyright, 1976. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Shows: State Parks, State Forest Picnic Areas; historic parks, Allegheny National Forest, selected bicentennial sites, historic properties, historic sites, mileage chart, index to Pennsylvania communities. Maps (detail): Allentown-Bethlehem, Altoona, Arnold-New Kensington, Beaver Falls, Bradford, Butler, Chester, DuBois, Easton, Erie, Franklin, Gettysburg, Greensburg, Harrisburg, Hazleton, Hershey, Indiana, Johnstown, Lancaster, Lebanon, Meadville, New Castle, Oil City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Pottsville, Reading, Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, Sharon-Farrell, Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, Uniontown, Washington, Williamsport, York. 23 x 37. Printed, in color. 1 item.

712. Map of Potter County, Pennsylvania, n.d. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company. Shows: improved highway, highway, railroad, stream, school, church. 26 x 37. Printed, in color. 1 item.

713. State of Pennsylvania, 1:500000, Reprinted, 1917. United States Department of Interior, Franklin K. Lane, Secretary. United States Geological Survey, George Otis Smith, Director. R. B. Marshall, Chief Geographer, A. F. Hassan, Cartographer. Compiled in 1910-1911-1912. Engraved and printed 1913 by the United States Geological Survey. Reprinted 1917. Shows: State capital, county seat, city or large town, town or village, steam railroad, electric railroad. 27 x 42. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

714. Westmoreland County, City and Borough Maps, 1911-1973. [Used by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation in laying out roads and highways within the county.]

1. Map-City of Arnold. Scale 1"=300', Area=442 Acres. W.P.A., 1942. Shows: streets, roads, schools, companies, churches, city fine, railroad. 21 x 20. Blueprint. 1 item.
2. Map of Belle Vernon, North Belle Vernon and Environs, Westmoreland and Fayette Counties, n.d. McDonald and Bigler, Registered Engineers, Charleroi, Pennsylvania. Scale 1"=300'. Shows: streets, roads, borough line, railroad. 24 x 33. Blueprint, TU #34, 1 item.
3. Plan of Proposed Borough Line, Export, Westmoreland County. Pennsylvania, March 1911. Harrop, Hopkins & Taylor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Scale 1"=200'. Shows: Westmoreland Coal Company, W. B. Skelly Coal Works, Turtle Creek Valley Railroad. 24 x 36. Blueprint. 1 item.
4. Franklin Borough, Westmoreland County, 1971. Redrawn, 4-15-69, Saum; R. 10-23-69; 10-27-70; 11-23-71. County Code No. 64. Scale 1"=1200 ft. No. 8. Shows: State Highway System, township and county roads, churches, schools. 34 x38. Printed, blue on white. 1 item.
5. Map of the City of Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Vicinity, n.d. Modern Litho-Print, Jefferson City, Missouri. Shows: street index, city and borough of Greensburg, wards, railroads, turnpike road. Detail: Northmont. 17 x 22. Printed, in color. 1 item.
5a. Map of Greensburg City, 1926. Revised, May 1, 1929; January 1, 1930. Shows: route numbers and stations, courses and distances along railroad, wards, macadam or concrete roads; street names. 2, 38 x 35. Blueprint. 2 items.
5b. Map of the City of Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Vicinity, City Engineering Department, corrected to 1937. Scale in feet. Shows: courses and distances along railroad, wards, roads, turnpike (Lincoln Highway). Detail: South Greensburg Borough. 19 x 28. Printed. 1 item.
5c. Map of the City of Greensburg Pennsylvania and Vicinity, February, 1950. Fred F. Topper, City Engineer. [Drawn by] R[obert] H. B[est]. Scale in feet. Shows: numbered buildings, wards, streets, Pennsylvania Railroad. 21 x 28. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
5d. Map of the City of Greenburg Pennsylvania and Vicinity, February, 1954. Revised, July 1968. Robert A. Ramsay, City Engineer. Drawn by Robert H. Best. Scale in feet. Panograph setting 26.30. Shows: buildings, wards, streets, Pennsylvania Railroad. 21 x 28. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
5e. Map of the City of Greensburg Pennsylvania and Vicinity, May, 1962. Fred F. Topper, City Engineer. Drawn by Robert H. Best. Shows: points of interest, Pennsylvania Railroad, wards, streets, South and Southwest Greensburg Boroughs. 21 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.
6. Hunker Boro, 1951. Tracing date, 3-13-51. Scale 1"=200'. Shows: Pennsylvania Railroad, streets, United States Route 19. 23 1/2 x 34. Tracing, blue on white. 1 item.
7. Irwin Boro, n.d. Shows: streets; numbered plots; Pennsylvania Railroad; Warden, Scull, Clokessy and Penglyn plans for lots; Lincoln Highway; roads and stations. 7 x 20. Printed. 1 item.
8. Jeannette, Pennsylvania, n.d. Jeannette Publishing Company. Shows: city limits, Pennsylvania Railroad, Lincoln Highway, streets, glass works, Rt. 639. 18 x 17. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
8a. City Map-Jeannette Pennsylvania and Vicinity, n.d. Modern Lithograph Print Company. Map Division, Jefferson City, Missouri. Shows: points of interest, highways, Pennsylvania Railroad, industries, street directory. 25 x 19. Printed, in color. 1 item.
9. Latrobe, March 1948. Revised, 1949, 1953. Gibson-Thomas Engineering Company, Borough Engineers. Shows: borough limits, railroads, churches, schools, city buildings, hotels, wards, streets, industries, fire zone. 16 x 20. Blueprint. 1 item.
10. City of Monessen, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, n.d. Thomas Finnie, C.E. Scale 1"=100 ft. Shows: streets; house numbers, approved February 1929; Route Appl. 143; industries; city lines; parks; Monessen Highway. 35 x 45. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
10a. Map of Monessen, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, n.d. Prepared for Chamber of Commerce. Shows: street index, shop listing, State Route 906, railroad. Insets: People National Bank & Trust Company, John L. Gibson Parking, Monessen Municipal Building. 19 x 25. Printed, in color. 1 item.
11. Map of City of New Kensington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, n.d. Chamber of Commerce, First National Bank Building. Shows: bus routes, street index, business houses and industries, road routes, proposed New Kensington By-pass. 22 x 34. Printed, in color. 1 item.
11a. City of New Kensington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, January 1944. R. M. Douglas, City Engineer. Scale 1"=400'. 13-A-8. Shows: streets, Freeport Road, street routes, 7th Street Road, Rt. 188. 32 x 45. Blueprint. 1 item.
11b. City of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, June 1946. F. H. Recco, City Engineer. Scale 1"=800'. B.f. 13-6-C. Shows: Freeport Road; 7th Street Road; Pennsylvania Railroad; Stevenson Boulevard, new location, 1947; city of Arnold. 16 x 21. Photostat, colored. 1 item.
12. North Huntingdon Township, Pennsylvania, 15642 (zip code), April, 1973. Official Road Map. Compiled & Drawn by Ronald C. Bole, Butler, Pennsylvania. Greenhouse & O'Mara, Inc., Irwin, Pennsylvania 15642. April 1973. Revised, 3-6-74. Scale 1"=1000'. Shows: street names index; state, county, township roads; private & proposed roads; schools; property reference no.; highways; route numbers. 42 1/2 x 54. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
13. [North Irwin Boro,] Westmoreland County, n.d. Shows: line proposed relocation, streets and lot numbers, Pennsylvania Railroad, street routes, public road. 39 x 34. Blueprint. 1 item.
14. Oklahoma Boro, Westmoreland County, n.d. Shows: borderline settled July 11, 1956; street numbers; railroad; road routes. 15 x 21. Photostat. 1 item.
15. Penn Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, 1972. Ralph F. Welps, R.P.E., Township Engineer. Shows: road route numbers, turnpike, township boundary and roads, State and county roads. 30 x 47. Blueprint. 1 item.
16. Scottdale Boro [Westmoreland & Fayette Counties], n.d. Shows: wards, railroads, route marker, streets, schools, industries, Stauffer plan of lots. 30 x 25. Photostat. 1 item.
17. Borough of Trafford, Pennsylvania, January 1929. J. R. Cronister, Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Copyright, March 1929. Shows: residential, commercial, light & heavy industry districts, line in Allegheny & Westmoreland Counties, streets, Pennsylvania Railroad. 9 x 11. Printed, black on white. 1 item.
18. Metropolitan & Industrial Area Map of Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, n.d. Compliments of Welsh Printing Company ... Shows: index to buildings and misc., Pennsylvania Railroad, streets, industries, route numbers. 12 x 14. Printed. 1 item.

715. "County of Allegheny Pennsylvania Official Information Map, 1971." Allegheny County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Board of Commissioners. Leonard C. Staisey, Chairman. Prepared as a public service by the Bureau of Information and Department of Planning. Insets: Seal; Court House. Transit Expressway, Revenue Line; "Point"; Civic Arena; Airport. Shows: Roads; Parks; Boundary; County owned property; State Game Land; Municipal line; Highways; Expressway; Municipal, School and fire information; Population; Area; History. 28 x 40. Printed, in color. 1 item.

716. "Map of A Part of the Middle British Colonies. Prior to the Revolution. From Governor Pownall's Map of 1776." Shows: Towns; Petroleum; Counties; Purchase lines; Rivers; Forts; Swamps. 71 1/2 x 16 1/2. Printed, Black on white. 1 item. [From: Published Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series, Vol. 2, front]

717. "Topographic View of Valley Forge During the Encampment of Washington's Army, In the Winter of 1777-1778." Geo. S. Harris & Son, Lithograph, Philadelphia. Scale: 16 inches to the mile. Shows: Headquarters; Arsenal; Redoubt; Marquee; Artificers quarters. 24 x 32. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

718. "Map of the Delaware River District from Trenton, New Jersey to Wilmington, Delaware. Prepared by the Department of Wharves, Docks and Ferries of the City of Philadelphia, 1918." George S. Webster, Director. Joseph F. Hasskarl, Assistant Director. Norman L. Stamm, Harbor Engineer. Breuker & Kessler Company, Philadelphia. Shows: Railroads; Roads; Cities; Electric Railroads; Fort Mifflin. 12 1/2 x 60 1/2. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

719. "Map of the City of Scranton and Part of the Borough of Dunmore Pennsylvania," 1933. Bureau of Engineering, Scranton, Pennsylvania, April 3, 1933. Charles F. Schroeder, Chief Engineer. William A. Annish, Delineator. Scale 1" = 1000 ft. Shows: Latitude; Longitude; Population, 1930; Area, 1954; Highways; Street names; Railroads; Cemeteries; Breakers & Shafts; Parks; Hospitals; Schools. 31 x 30. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

720. "The Horse-Shoe Trail, Valley Forge to Manada Gap, Pennsylvania," 1940. Drawn by C. B. Muth, 1937. Revised, January 1940. Shows: Trail; mileage; spurs; The Appalachian Trail; improved motor highways; bus lines; railroads; inns and American Youth Hostels. 1 inch = 5 miles. 9 x 29. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

721. "Topographic Maps of Pennsylvania 1:125,000 (1 inch = 2 miles), 1922, 1943. " War Department, Corps of Engineers, United States Army and Department of the Interior. Shows: Manmade and Natural Features; Shape and Elevation of Terrain. United States Geological Survey; Streams; Rivers; Roads; Railroads; Cities and Towns; County Boundary Lines. Printed, in color. 9 Quadrangles, approximately 16 x 22 each.

Quadrangles, 1922, 1943
- Index: missing
- Bethlehem, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943, 16 x 22
- Camden, New Jersey-Pennsylvania-Delaware, 1922 reprint, 16 x 20
- Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 1943 revised, 18 x 22
- Hagerstown, Pennsylvania-Maryland-West Virginia, 1943 revised, 18 x 22
- Honesdale, Pennsylvania-New York, 1943, 16 x 22
- Lewistown, Pennsylvania, 1943, 16 x 20
- Pocono, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943, 16 x 22
- Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1943, 16 x 22
- Trenton, New Jersey.-Pennsylvania, 1943, revised, 16 x 20

722. "Topographic Maps of Pennsylvania 1:31,680 (2 inches = 1 mile), 1943-1947." War Department Corps of Engineers, United States Army, and Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. Shows: Manmade and Natural Features; Shape and Elevation of Terrain; Streams; Rivers; Roads; Railroads; Cities and Towns; County Boundary Lines. Printed, in color. 80 Quadrangles, approximately 17 x 22 each.

Quadrangles, 1943-47

Index: missing
Arendtsville, Pennsylvania 1944. 18 x 22.
Auburn, Pennsylvania 1945. 17 x 21.
Auburn Center, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Bangor, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943
Bedminster, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Belvidere, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Benton, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Berwick, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Biglerville, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Bloomsbury, New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Blue Ridge Summit, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Boyertown, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Bridgeport, New Jersey-Pennsylvania, 1944. 17 x 21.
Buckingham, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Buskhill, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1947. 17 x 21.
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Clear Spring, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Culvers Gap, Pennsylvania- New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
East Greenville, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Easton, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Emmitsburg, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1945. 18 x 22.
Flat Ridge, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Flatbrookville, New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Frenchtown, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Friedensburg, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Glen Richey, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Greencastle, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Hagerstown, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Hampton, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Hopewell, New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Houtzdale, Pennsylvania, 1944. 17 x 21.
Iron Springs, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Jenningsville, Pennsylvania, 1945. 17 x 21.
Lake Maskenozha, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, 1946. 15 1/2 x 21.
Lineboro, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Littletown, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
McSherrystown, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Manatawny, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22
Manchester, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania-Del.-N.J., 1948. 17 x 21.
Mason-Dixon, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22
Media, Pennsylvania, 1945. 17 x 21.
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Meshoppen, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Milford Square, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Minersville, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
New Freedom, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Newton West, New Jersey, 1942. 18 x 22.
Norrisville, Md.-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Pennington, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Pine Grove, 1946. 17 x 21.
Point Pleasant, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Port Jervis North, New York-Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Port Jervis South, New York-Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Portland, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Pottsville, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Quakertown, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Riegelsville, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
St. Thomas, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Sassamansville, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Scotland, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 44.
Shickshinny, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Smithsburg, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Stockton, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania-New Jersey, 1943. 18 x 22.
Swatara Hills, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Sybertsville, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Taneytown, Maryland-Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Telford, Pennsylvania, 1943. 18 x 22.
Twelvemile Pond, Pennsylvania, 1947. 17 x 21.
Wallaceton, Pennsylvania, 1946. 17 x 21.
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.
Williamson, Pennsylvania, 1944. 18 x 22.

723. "Road from Philadelphia to Washington," 1802, by W. Harrison, Jr., Sculp. Map starts at Grays Ferry and Gardens and shows 27 miles of road in Delaware and Pennsylvania. 8 x 10 each. Printed 4 sections to one sheet, black on white. 5 items. [From: The Traveller's Director, or A Pocket Companion. By S. S. Moore and T. W. Jones. Philadelphia: M. Carey, 1802.

724. [Proposed Pennsylvania Turnpike], 1939. Issued by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Walter A. Jones, Chairman. Revised October 27, 1938 and April 1, 1939. Shows: Proposed Pennsylvania Turnpike; present Route 30 (Lincoln Highway) and Route 11; present Route 22 (William Penn Highway); connecting roads to proposed Pennsylvania Turnpike. 10 x 27. Black on white. 1 item.

725. "Map illustrative of the Statistics of the Coal Trade of Pennsylvania Showing the relative positions of the various Anthracite & Bituminous Coal Fields. Also the Railroads, Canals & Navigable Waters, by which they are intersected, forming their respective Avenues to Market." Prepared by R. C. Taylor, Esq., 1848. W. Dreser, ft Lithograph of T. Sinclair, Philadelphia. Shows: Railroads in operation; Railroads proposed or in progress; Canals. 12 x 15 1/2. Printed, black on beige. 1 item. (To accompany the Report of Dauphin and Susquehanna Coal Company.)

726. [Plan of ] "Pittsburgh, 1795." Drawn by A. G. Haumann, Civil & Mining Engineer and Geologist, 130 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1869 by A. G. Haumann in the Clerks Office of the District Court.... Shows: Officers of Revolution; Redoubt; Boat Yard; Old Fort Pitt, 1758; Fort Pitt, 1759; Barracks; Fort DuQuesne; Market House; Blockhouse; Powder Magazine. Vignettes: Map of Fort DuQuesne; Brick Redoubt near Fort Pitt, 1764. 14 x 17. Contemporary copy, parchment. 1 item

727. "Base Map of Pennsylvania," ca. 1955-1967. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs, Genevieve Blatt, Secretary. Topographic and Geologic Survey, Carlyle Gray, State Geologist. Shows: Towns; Cities; County boundary lines; rivers and creeks; Turnpike; Roads; Proposed roads; railroads. 2 sheets, 41 1/2 x 52 each. Printed, blue on white. 1 item, 2 sheets.

728. [Panoramic] "Exterior View of West Branch Camp Meeting Clinton County, Pennsylvania,"1872. By W. H. Rease, Philadelphia. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1872 by W. H. Rease, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C. 17 x 26. Lithograph, in color. Condition: 1 item.

729. [Panoramic] Interior View of West Branch Camp Meeting, Clinton County, Pennsylvania," 1872. By W. H. Rease, Philadelphia, Entered according to the Act of Congress in the year 1872, by W. H. Rease, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C. 17 x 26. Lithograph, in color. Condition: 1 item.

730. "Contemporary Map of the Encampment at Valley Forge 1777-1778, by a French engineer. From the original in the Library of Hon. Samuel W. Pennypacker, LL.D. Copyright by the Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution, 1898. Shows: Roads; Flatland Ford; River; Bridge; encampments; old headquarters. 15 x 20. Black on white. (Extra copy) 1 item.

731. "Bald Eagle State Forest, Northern Section" comprising the White Deer, Buffalo, Captain Jack & Mahatango Divisions in Union, Snyder, Centre Counties, 1927. Public Use Map. Pennsylvania Department of Forests & Waters, Charles E. Dorworth, Secretary. Compiled from actual surveys, May 1927 under direction of E. T. Zacharias. A. Hoen & Company. Shows: Roads; Railroads; County line; Streams; Game Refuge; State Forest Monument; Path or Trail; Public Camp Ground. 11 x 16. Printed, in color. 1 item.

732. "Delaware State Forest," comprising the Minisink, Pocono, and Promised Land Divisions, located in Monroe and Pike Counties, 1927. Public Use Map. Pennsylvania Department of Forests & Waters, Charles E. Dorworth, Secretary. Compiled from Surveys, May 1927, under direction of E. T. Zacharias. A. Hoen & Company. Shows: County line; Lake; Roads; Path or Trail; Public Camp Ground; Game Refuge. 11 x 16 1/2. Printed, in color. (extra copy) 1 item.

733. "Pennsylvania's Indian Villages," 1969. Copywrite (copyright) G. G. Stoctay, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States, 1969. G. G. Stoctay, 1.69. 3 sheets.

Sheet 1. Shows: Forts, Modern Cities; Roads; Mountains; County lines. 26 x 34. Ink on tracing paper. 1 item
Sheet 2. "An Historical Map" Shows: Indian trails and Frontier Forts. 26 x 34. Ink on tracing paper. Paste-on picture of eagle. 1 item.
Sheet 3. "Indian Trails, Frontier Forts, 1750-1790." Shows: Villages, Trails. 26 x 34. Ink on tracing paper. Paste-on drawing of Indian. signed Feigley. 1 item.

734. "Pelton's Outline Map of the United States, British Provinces, Mexico, Central America and The West India Islands, Constructed and Drawn from the Most Recent authorities by W. Williams, Philadelphia." Published by Sower & Barnes, 84 North Third Street, 1853. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1853 by C. Pelton. Lithograph by Wagner & McGiugan, No. 4, Franklin Place, Philadelphia. Insets: Map of the New England States on an Enlarged Scale, 19 x 22 1/2; Map of the Lesser Antilles, 11 x 15. Vignettes: Capitol, Washington, D. C.; Clipper and Paddle Wheel Ships. Shows: Classification (by symbols) of Towns and Cities; Mountain Ranges. 79 x 83. Printed, in color. 1 item. [Used in the school room - teacher used pointer - asking children to name symbol and tell where it was located.]

735. "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 & D. G. Beers, C. K. Stone, A. Pomeroy Publishers, 517, 519 & 521 Minor Street, Philadelphia, 1860. Entered according to Act of Congress by John E. Gillette, 1860. Insets: 1. Plan of City with Wards and References to Buildings. Cities: 2. Attleboro, Bristol, Centreville, Doylestown, Fallsington, Hatboro, Horshamville, Hulmeville, Lambertville, Lambertville Business Directory, Line Lexington, Lumberville, Millford Square, Morrisville, New Hope, Newportville, Newtown, Pennsville, Philadelphia, Point Pleasant, Pomona Garden & Nurseries, Quakertown, Richland Center, Sellersville, Steinburg, Trumbauersville, Tullytown, Yardleyville. Shows: Bucks, Delaware & Montgomery Counties; Railroads; Townships; Wards; Surveys (with names); Roads. 63 x 67. Printed, in color. 1 item.

736. "Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map, 1977." Official Map of Pennsylvania Issued for 1977. Prepared by Department of Transportation in Cooperation with the Department of Environmental Resources, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Harrisburg. Copyright, 1977, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of General Services. Shows: State Parks, Forests, Game, Picnic Areas, Historical Properties, Fish Hatcheries; Hiking trails; Passenger Railroads; Horse Racing Track, Airports, Road Classification, Highway markers, Scale of Miles. City Maps (detail): Allentown-Bethlehem; Altoona; Chester; Easton; Erie; Gettysburg; Harrisburg; Hazleton; Hershey; Johnstown; Lancaster; New Castle; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Reading; ScrantonWilkes-Barre; State College; Stroudsburg; York. 23 1/2 x 37 1/4. Printed, in color. 1 item.

737. "Panoramic Views of Philadelphia, From the State House," 1850. Entered by Act of Congress in the Year 1850, by E. Whitefield. Shows: North, East, West & South Views of factories, houses, streets, buildings named and river. 26 x 40. Lithograph, black on brown. 1 item. (N.B. Condition very poor - please use photostats)

738. "Forbes Road-Fort Bedford to Fort Ligonier, 1758," n.d. The route General Forbes and his army took was the forerunner of the Lincoln Highway and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The Forbes Road Association, Inc., Ligonier, Pennsylvania 156.58. Shows: Indian Villages, Towns, Lincoln Highway, mills & 50 miles of restored road. Insets: Fort Bedford and Fort Ligonier. 9 x 12. Printed, green on beige. 1 item.

739. "Esso Pennsylvania Road Map with Pictorial Guide," 1952, by Esso Standard Oil Company. Copyright, General Drafting Company, New York. Scale: l inch=9 1/2 miles. Shows: Index to cities & towns; counties & county seats; Population; Roads; Airports; Recreation areas; State & Co. lines; Foot trails; Mileages; Pictorial Guide. Insets: Philadelphia & Pittsburgh. Also: Detail map of downtown Philadelphia. listing points of interest. 24 x 33. Printed in color. 1 item.

740. "Esso Pennsylvania Road map with Pictorial Guide," 1950, by Esso Standard Oil Company. Copyright, General Drafting Company, New York. Scale: 1 inch-9 1/2 miles. Shows: Index to cities & towns; counties & county Seats; Population; Roads; Airports; State & County lines; Foot trails, Mileages; Pictorial guide; Recreation areas. Insets: Philadelphia & Pittsburgh. 24 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

741. "ESSO Pennsylvania-With Special Maps of Philadelphia & Pittsburgh," 1957, by Esso Standard Oil Co. Copyright, MCMLVI, General Drafting Co. Convent Station, N. J. Scale; 1 inch = 9.7 miles. Shows: Index to Cities & Towns; Recreation Areas; Airports; Hiking Trails; State & Co. lines; Ferries; Mileages; National Forests. Insets: Relief Map of Pennsylvania (4 x 7); Pennsylvania Turnpike; Pittsburgh; Philadelphia; Harrisburg. 24 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

742. "Pennsylvania" [map], by Sinclair Oils, ca. 1952. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company. Lithograph in United States, n.d., miles: 1 inch=10 miles. Shows: Turnpikes; Roads; State & United States Parks; Campsites; Ferries; Airports; Mileages; State Memorials; Index to Cities & Towns. Insets: Erie; Harrisburg; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Reading; Scranton; Principal Radio Stations. 18 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

743. "Haverford Township, Delaware County Pennsylvania, 1682-1942." Historical Map-Old Houses, Mills, Schools, Churches, Modern Buildings, by G. Rosengarten, 1942. Haverford Township Historical Society. Shows: Old Welsh Tract; Key; Population; Roads; Steam & Electric Railroad. 11 x 13. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

744. "Historical Map of Berks County, Pennsylvania," 1941. Published by the Historical Society of Berks County, Reading, and the Commissioners of Berks County, Pennsylvania. Shows: Historical Society Building; Historical Points; Pennsylvania Route; Secondary Roads; Graveled Roads; Appalachian Trail; Trail Cabin & Monument. Pictures: Daniel Boone's home; Bust of Daniel Boone; Exeter Meeting House; Lincoln's ancestor's home, Exeter; Major General Gregg; Dr. Otto Memorial; Shekilammy, Weiser home. Reverse side: Short histories of places; homes; and people. 19 x 24. Printed, black, red on white. 1 item.

745. "Map of Delaware County," 1946. Base Map, Franklin Survey Co. Shows: Churches; Colleges; Meeting Houses; Library; Hedgerow Theater; Washington's HQ. Picture Inset: St. David's Church, Radnor. 13 x 20. Printed, The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 13, 1946. 1 item.

746. "Map of Bucks County," 1946. Shows: Furnaces; Meeting Houses; Historic Sites; Churches; Pennsbury; Inns. Picture inset: Pennsbury; Phillips Hall. 14 x 22. Printed, The Philadelphia Inquirer. February 17, 1946. 1 item.

747. "Official Pennsylvania Dutch Guide Map," Revised, 1965. Published by Pennsylvania Dutch Tourist Bureau. Division of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce, 33 West Orange Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 17603. Copyright 1962, Pennsylvania Dutch Tourist Bureau, Revised, 1965. Shows: Federal & State Highways; Secondary Roads; Covered Bridges; Points of Interest; Towns; Camp Sites; Services; Antiques. Insets: City of Lancaster & Walking Tour of Lancaster. 24 x 30. Printed, in color. 1 item.

748. "Map of Chester County, Pennsylvania," Revised, July 1966. Published by the County Commissioners, T. S. A. Rubino, J. Carl Empie & Louis F. Waldmann, Revised, July 1966. Prepared by Vernon Graphics, Inc., Norristown, Pennsylvania. Shows: Population; Roads; Parks; State Lands; Hospitals; Airports; Colleges; Horseshoe Trail. 27 x 30. Printed, in color 1 item.

749. "Map of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania," 1966-1967. Published by the County Commissioners, and prepared by the County Engineer's staff of the Department of Roads & Bridges. Shows: Population; Creation of Boroughs & Townships; State & County Highways; Bridges; School Houses; Churches; Trolley Line; Railroads; Cemetery; Pennsylvania Turnpike. Insets: Eastern Montgomery County; Lower Merion Township. 27 x 42. Printed, in color. 1 item.

750. "Pennsylvania," 1938. State Publicity Commission Map, Main Traveled Roads Only. George H. Earle, Governor of the State of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Warren Van Dyke, Chairman. Shows: Roads; Caves; Parks; Monuments; Recreational Areas; Points of Historic & Scenic interest; Railroads; County Seats; State Flag, Flower, Tree & Bird. 19 x 32. Printed, in color. 1 item

751. "Pennsylvania," 1951. Esso Standard Oil Company. Road map with Pictorial Guide. Copyright, General Drafting Company. Inc., 21 West Street, New York, 6, New York. Shows: Index to cities; Roads; Foot Trails; Elevations; County Lines; Airports; Seaplane Landings; Military Airports; Mileage chart; Public Recreation Areas. Insets: Philadelphia & Vicinity & Pittsburgh. 24 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

752. "Pennsylvania Info. Map," ca. 1934. Gulf Gasolines & Motor Oils. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago. Shows: Super Highways; Roads; United States Interstate Highways; State Highways; Airports; State Parks & Forests; Mileage; County Seats; Population of Cities & Towns. Insets: Pennsylvania Mileage Table; Main Interstate Routes Between Pennsylvania & New Jersey. 18 x 36. Printed, in color. 1 item.

753. "Michelin Touring Map of the United States - Philadelphia," June 21, 1920. Compiled & Published by Michelin Tire Company Imp. L. Dauer, Paris. Shows: Roads; Railroads; Gradients; Mileage; Town Plans; Hydrography; Golf Course; Yacht Club; Base Ball & Aviation Grounds. Insets: Chester; Norristown; Philadelphia. 19 1/2 x 44. Book attachment: 9pp., 4 1/2 x 10 each. Printed in color. 1 item.

754. "Michelin Touring Map of the United States"- New York & Eastern Pennsylvania to Hazleton, January 22, 1919. Compiled & Published by Michelin Tire Company. Imp. E. Dilamotte, Paris. Shows: Roads; Railroads; Gradients; Mileage; Town Plans; Hydrography; Golf Course; Yacht Club; Toll Bridge; Aviation Ground; State & County Boundary. Insets: Allentown; Bethlehem; Hazleton; Reading. 19 1/2 x 48. Book attachment, 25pp., 4 1/2 x 10 each. Printed, in color. 1 item.

755. "Official Transportation map, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania." Prepared by the Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration, the Department of Environmental Resources, the Pennsylvania Game Commission & the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Copyright, 1978. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Shows: Public Recreation Areas; Road; State Historic Property & Parks; Horse Race Track; Airports; Hiking Trail; Dam; Selected Pennsylvania Communities & County Seats. Insets: Allentown; Altoona; Bethlehem; Easton; Erie; Gettysburg; Harrisburg; Hazleton; Hershey; Johnstown; Lancaster; New Castle; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Reading; Scranton; State College; Stroudsburg; Wilkes-Barre; Williamsport; York. 23 1/2 x 37. Printed, in color. 1 item.

756. "Map of Delaware River Port Area Showing Facilities in Philadelphia, Camden, Gloucester, Chester, Marcus Hook, Paulsboro, Wilmington, Trenton." issued by Delaware River Port Authority, Camden 2, New Jersey. Copyright 1952 by Delaware River Port Authority. Printed by Hagstrom Company, Inc., New York, Map Makers, 9-52. Shows: Ore & Coal Piers; Cold storage warehouses; grain elevator; Dry Docks; Fireboat stations, Railroad Float Bridges; Piers with Rail Tracks; Channel depths; Railroads; Railroad Passenger stations; railroad yards; United States & State Highways; State & County boundaries. Insets: Rail & Truck Routes; District Map of Delaware River Port Authority. 43 1/2 x 34. Printed, in color. 1 item.

757. Profiles of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company, 1855-66 in Mercer, Crawford, Erie and Warren Counties Pennsylvania, and Chautauque and Cattaragus Counties in New York State. Shows: Place names; Creeks; Tunnels; Roads; Culverts; Bridges. Sizes vary. Hand drawn, colored 8 items.

Jarretts Division, n.d.

Sheet No. 1. Experimental Line A. M'Minus Bench opposite Brookville 52108; 390" long; 5" wide. 1 item.
Sheet No. l. Supplement and Located Line-Benches 0-60; 52106; 180" long; 5" wide. 1 item
Sheet No. 2. Experimental Line A. Benches 1520-3540; 52107; 546" long; 7 1/4" wide. 1 item.
Sheet No. 3. Experimental Line A. Benches 3540-5350; J. D. Fouquet, Del. Plattsburgh, New York; 504" long; 7 1/2" wide. 1 item. (Inc. Beech Creek Tunnel) 52210
Bennetts Branch Line of 1855. Benches 130-748; 198" long; 6 1/2" wide. 1 item. J.D. Fouquet, Draftsman 52109
Ritner's Location on Bennetts Branch Sinnemahoning. Benches 0-1380; 360" long; 6 1/2" wide. 1 item. J. D. Fouquet, Draftsman 52113
Profile of Shenango Extension. Survey by M. Ritner, Winter of 1866. Benches 0-2130; 462" long; 7" wide. 1 item. J. D. Fouquet, Draftsman 52111
From Washington Pass to Beech Creek by Mill Hall. Benches 2250-4150; 193" long; 9" wide. 1 item. 52112

758. "New Indexed Guide Map of Philadelphia and Vicinity" Published by C. S. Wertsner & Son, 325 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Copyright C.S. Wertsner & Son, ca. 1930. Shows: Streets & names; Wards; Airports; Cemeteries; Parks; Railroads & Stations; Reservoirs; Colleges; Hospitals. 34 x 44. Printed, black on white. 1 item

759. "Planning Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania," 1951. Planning Commissioners. R.S. Smethers, President, G.W. Reily, III, Robert M. Andrews, Engineer, C.S. Shenk, H. L. Swift, T.E. Francis. Revised: October 1944, November 1946, February 1948, November 1951 Shows: Parks, Schools, Hospitals, Farm Show, Creeks, Streets, State Capitol, State Arsenal & Police, Playgrounds. 21 x 35. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

760. "Construction Bulletin," 1952-1954. Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Harrisburg. E.L. Schmidt, Secretary of Highways. Temporary Routes on the 41,000-mile Pennsylvania State Highway System. Shows: New Construction Temporary Route; Construction, Traffic Maintained; Under Contract, Work to Start Soon; Paved, Improved, Unimproved Roads; Turnpike; United States Highway Route Number; County Seat.

a. August 1-15,1952. 23 x 31. Printed, Red & Black on White. 1 item.
b. November 6-December 4,1953. 23 x 31. Printed, Red & Black on White. 1 item.
c. March 26-April 23, 1954. 23 x 31. Printed, Red & Black on White. 1 item.
d. September 10-24, 1954. 23 x 31. Printed, Red & Black on White. 1 item.
e. October 22-November 5,1954. 23 x 31. Printed, Red & Black on White. 1 item.

761. "Atlas of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania," 1889. Compiled and Drawn from Official Plans and Actual Surveys and Published by Frederick B. Roe, Surveyor, and Draughtsman, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Year 1889 .... Shows: Stone,Brick,Frame Buildings; Stables;Adjoining Plates, Est. Estate; Railroad Tracts; Street Railway; Ward Lines; City Lines; Streets Projected; Furnace; Mills; Pennsylvania Canal; Plat Names. Printed, in color. 2l Plates, 28 1/2 x 19 each.

Plate- Harrisburg & Steelton (part) 1889. pp. 4-5.
Plate A. 1st Ward (part), 1889. pp. 8-9.
Plate B. 1st & 2nd Wards (parts), 1889. pp.12-13.
Plate C. 1st Ward (part), 1889. pp.16-17.
Plate D. 1st & 2nd Wards, 1889. pp.20-21.
Plate E. 2nd Ward (part), 1889. 19 1/2 x 15. p. 23.
Plate F. 2nd & 9th Wards (parts), 1889. pp.26-27.
Plate G. 2nd & 9th Wards (parts), 1889 (damaged). pp.30-31.
Plate H. 3^rd Ward & 9th Ward (part),1889. (damaged). pp.34-35.
Plate I. 4th Ward (part), 1889. pp.38-39.
Plate J. 4th & 8th Wards (parts), 1889. pp.42-43.
Plate K. 5th Ward (part), 1889. pp. 46-47.
Plate L. 6th Ward (part), 1889. pp. 50-51.
Plate M. 6th Ward (part), 1889. pp. 54-55.
Plate N. 6th Ward (part), 1889. pp. 58-59.
Plate O. 7th Ward 1889, pp. 62-63.
Plate P. 7th Ward (part),1889. pp. 66-67.
Plate Q. 7th & 8th Wards (parts), 1889. pp. 70-71.
Plate R. 7th Ward (part) Also: part of Susquehanna Township, 1889. pp. 74-75.
Plate S. 8th & 9th Wards (parts),1889. pp.78-79.
Plate T. 8th & 9th Wards (parts),1889 pp. 82-83.
Plate U. Eastend, May 1888. pp. 86-87.

762. "The City of Reading and Suburbs," ca. 1920's Distributed by Chamber of Commerce, Reading, Pennsylvania, 52 North 4th Street. Shows: Streets & Street Names; Schools; Parks; Airports; Cemeteries, Reservoir; Reading Fairgrounds; Main Highways; City & Boro limits; Railroads; Schuylkill River. Inset: Hyde Park & Muhlenberg; Museum; Hospitals; Pagoda. 17 x 11 1/2. Printed, black on white. 1 item

763. "Reading and Environs," Prepared 1954 - Revised 1960, 1964. Coordinated with South Grid System of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as developed by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Copyright by Frankhouser Associated Inc. Berks Title Insurance Company, 101 North 6th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania. Shows: Improved State & Federal Highways; State & Interstate Highways; Township Roads; State Highways; Cemeteries Streets & Street Names; Railroads; Parks; Museum; Schools & Colleges; Hotels; Motels; Reading Fairgrounds; Pagoda. 29 x 24. Printed, black on white. 1 item. Also: "Prints of Interest and Street Directory for Map of Reading, Pennsylvania and Environs." Brochure: Printed, 12 pp. of Streets directory, ca. 1954; Revised, 1960 & 1965. 1 item.

764. "Pennsylvania," Rand McNally & Company, ca. 1972. Shows: Highway Classifications, Highway Markers; County Seats; Baldock Communities (within cities); Turnpike Interchanges; Rest Area; Toll Barrier; Service Area; Campsites; Prints of Interest; State Parks & Facilities; State Monuments, Memorials & Historic Sites; Airports, Mileage Log. Insets: Allentown-Bethlehem; Erie; Harrisburg; Philadelphia, Pittsburgh; Reading; Scranton. 18 x 34. Printed in color. 1 item. (From: Pennsylvania Standard Reference Map & Guide, Rand McNally, ca. 1972)

765. "Pennsylvania," Rand McNally Standard Map of, ca. 1972. Shows: Capitol; County Seats; Railroads; Township Lines; City Population; Ranally Metro. Area; Urbanized Area, Lists of Counties & Principal Cities. 27 x 41 1/2. Printed in color. 1 item. (From: Pennsylvania Standard Reference Map & Guide, Rand McNally, ca. 1972.)

766. "Pennsylvania Railroad, Freight and Passenger, Stations," ca.1954. 8 of Americas 10 Largest Cities Are served Directly by The Pennsylvania Railroad. Shows: Lines from Philadelphia to St. Louis, Chicago, Mackinaw City, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo & New York, Louisville, Washington. 15 x 21. Printed in color. 1 item.

767. "Lehigh Valley Railroad System Map," 1956. The Route of the Black Diamond. Diesel Power Used Exclusively. Printed by Baker, Jones, Hausauer, Inc., June, 1956. Inset: Lehigh Valley Railroad, New York City Stations in Metropolitan District. Shows: Double & Single Tracked Lines. 18 x 26 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

768. "Lehigh Valley Railroad and Connections," 1930. Route of the Black Diamond in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Printed, The Whitney-Graham Company, Inc., Buffalo & New York, February 1930. Insets: Lehigh Valley Railroad Buffalo Terminal; Lehigh Valley Railroad New York City & Harbor Lines & Stations; Routes of through Pullman & Connecting Passenger Service; Some Western Cities reached by Through cars in L.V. Freight Service. Shows: Places & Collieries where train stops; Terminals; Warehouses. 22 x 26 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

769. “Floods at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania," 1962. Flood on the Susquehanna River at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 1936. Department of Interior, United States Geological Survey. Hydrologic Investigations Atlas HA-57. Scale 1:31680. 1 inch = 1 mile. Base map by Topographic Division, United States Geological Survey, 1956. Insets: Aerial View of Flooded Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, March 19, 1936; Profiles of Floods on Susquehanna; Annual Floods of Record above 307-foot elevation, 1784-1960; Frequency of Floods. Shows: Topography. 31 x 40. Printed, in color. 1 item.

770. "Laurel Ridge Scenic Trail and Related Trails of the Developing National System," ca. 1967. Shows: Laurel Ridge Trail; Potomac Heritage Trail; Appalachian Trail; Ohiopyle State Park; Moraine & McConnells Mill State Park. From: Water Land & Life, Vol. IX, No. 2, July 1967. 10 x 14. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

771. "Pennsylvania, l968-1969 with City Maps of Allentown, Bethlehem, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Scranton," 1968, Published by Sunoco. Copyright, The H.M. Gousha Company. Shows: Highway Markers; Road Classifications; Mileages; Special Features; Population Symbols," Keystone State" Elevation, State flower, tree & bird; 1960 census; County seats; Places of Interest; Airports; Parks; Golf & County Clubs. 22 x 37. Printed, in color.

772. "Philadelphia & Vicinity - Local Aeronautical Chart," 1953. Scale 1:250,000. Compiled and printed at Washington, D. C., by the United States Coast & Geodetic Survey under authority of the Secretary of Commerce. Base: Edition of December 1952. Shows: Aerodromes; Symbols; Radio Frequencies & Facilities; V.H.F. Omni-Range (Vor) & Reception Distances. 22 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

773. "Erie County Includes All Roads Exclusive of Mill Creek Township," 1950. Report corrections to E. N. Kiehlmeier, 2118 Liberty, Erie. Drawn by E. M. Kiehlmeier, October 1, 1950. Shows: Roads: New Construction, modernization & grade crossing separation; Street Index; Points of Interest; Townships. 34 x 22 (separate street index, 9 x 12). Printed, in color. 2 items.

774. "Map showing properties and operations of The Hudson Coal Company," 1951. Shows: Mining operations; Stripping operations; Preparation plants; Company property. 11 x 22. Printed, in color. 1 item.

775. "Battle of The Brandywine, September 11, 1777, by H. T. Macneill, 1952. Shows: Forges; Paper & Grist Mills; Americans, British, Hessians & Anspachers. 17 x 22. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

776. "Map of the Principal Waterways of the United States," 1952. Prepared for Marine News Publishing Company, New York City. Base map copyright by Hagstrom Company, Inc., New York, Map Makers. Shows: Waterways: completed, obsolescent, authorized, recommended and proposed. 25 x 19. Printed, in color. 1 item.

777. "Baltimore District Project Maps, Flood Control," 1951. Corps of Engineers, United States Army, Office of the District Engineer, Baltimore, Maryland, 30 June 1951. Shows: Maps for Pennsylvania Stillwater Dam, Swoyersville & Forty Fort, Wilkes-Barre, Kingston-Edwardsville, Plymouth, Sunbury, Williamsport, Tyrone, Harrisburg, York & York (Indian Rock Dam); Projects for Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, Kingston-Edwardsville, Plymouth, Stillwater Dam, Sunbury, Swoyersville & Forty-Fort, Tyrone, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, York, York (Indian Rock Dam), West Branch Susquehanna River, Milton. Bound booklet, 8 x 11 (map sizes vary). 1 item.

778. "Plan of the Operations of General Washington against The Kings Troops In New Jersey from the 26th of December 1776 to the 31 January 1777, by William Faden." London. Published according to Act of Parliament 15th April 1777 by William Faden, Corner of St. Martins Lane, Charing Cross. Facsimile by P. S. Smith, November 1949. Shows: Pennsylvania Headquarters of George Washington, Parade of Troops, December 26th, 1776, General Ewings Corps, Loss at Trenton, December 26, 1776. 13 x 16 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

779. "Conemaugh River Reservoir," September 1953. United States Army District Engineer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Shows: Conemaugh Dam, Railroads, Tunnels, Flood Control, Airfields, Roads. Inset: Location Map. 14 x 20. Printed, in color. 1 item. Also: Program, 8 x 10 1/2, September 18, 1953 for dedication of Connemaugh Dam. 1 item.

780. "Upper Ohio, Beaver, Allegheny and Monongahela River Basins Plan of Development," 1 April 1950. Pittsburgh Engineer District, Drawing No. O-Q5-4/7. Shows: Flood Control Reservoir, Lock & Dam for Navigation, Local Flood Protection. 15 x 20. Printed, in color.

781. "Rand McNally Standard Map of Pennsylvania," 1952. Scale 1:538,600. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago. Made in United States. Shows: State Capital, County Seats, Railroads, Township Lines, United States Interstate & Principal State Highways, Speed Laws, Population, Airports, State Parks, Fish Hatcheries, Monuments & Cemeteries, Ferries. 27 x 39 - 2 sides. Printed in color. 1 item. (In: Rand McNally Pennsylvania Pocket Map, 1952 edition)

782. "Rand McNally, Standard Map of Pennsylvania," 1963. Scale 1:538,600. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago. Made in United States. Shows: Highways, Roads, State Memorials, Parks, Cemeteries, Historic Sites, Fish Hatcheries, Campsites, Colleges, Airports, Ferries & Boat lines, County Seats, Mileage Charts. Insets: Allentown-Bethlehem, Erie, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Scranton. 29 x 39 - 2 sides. Printed, in color.

Pennsylvania Pocket Map

783. "Pennsylvania Political Subdivisions," January 1, 1965. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Internal Affairs, Genevieve Blatt, Secretary. Bureau of Municipal Affairs. Shows: Township & County lines; Townships; Cities & Boroughs. Detail: Delaware County Boroughs; Allegheny County Cities & Boroughs. Scales: 1 inch=5 miles. 20 x 30. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

784. "Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Adjacent Communities" (Greater Harrisburg), ca. 1965, Compiled and Produced by The Harrisburg Area Chamber of Commerce, 114 Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Cartography by Drafting Services, 508 Second Street, Highspire, Pennsylvania. Shows: Auditoriums; Hotels, Motor Hotels, Hospitals, Parking Facilities, Schools; Public Buildings; Churches; Theatres; Motels; Transportation; Organizations; Office Buildings; One Way Streets; Parks & Recreational Facilities; & Proposed Route 81. 18 x 26. Black on white. 1 item.

785. "Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Adjacent Communities" (Greater Harrisburg), ca. 1970. Compiled and Produced by The Harrisburg Area Chamber of Commerce, 114 Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Cartography by Drafting Services, 508 Second Street, Highspire, Pennsylvania. Shows: Public Buildings; Auditoriums; Churches; Theatres; Transportation; Organizations; Office Buildings; Parking Facilities; Schools; Hospitals; Hotels & Motels; & Proposed Route 81; Proposed Harrisburg Relief Route. 18 x 2 . Black on white. 1 item.

786. "Pennsylvania Aeronautical Chart and Airport Directory," 1947-1976. Data for these charts was assembled and printed under the direction of the Department of Commerce, the Department of Military Affairs & the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Copyright, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property & Supplies. Scale 1:500,000. One inch, approximately 8 miles. Shows: Fire Tower Locations; Airport Directory; Personal Use Airports; Flight Service & Weather Locations; New Ground/Air Emergency Code; Radio Broadcasting Stations; and Pennsylvania "Omni"Stations. Approximately 26 x 42 each. Printed in color. item

a. 1947. 28 1/2 x 42. 1 item.
1949. see: No. 318.
b. 1952. 28 1/2 x 42. 1 item.
c. 1954. 29 x 43. 1 item.
d. 1955. 29 x 43. 1 item.
e. 1958. 26 x 42. 1 item.
f. 1960. 26 x 41 1/2. 1 item
g. 1963. 26 x 42. 1 item.
h. 1964. 26 x 42. 1 item.
1965. see: No. 333.
1966. see: No. 347.
1967. see: No. 378.
i. 1969. 26 x 41. 1 item.
j. 1973. 26 x 42. 1 item.
k. 1974. 26 x 42. 1 item
l. 1976 Bicentennial Issue. 26 x 42. 1 item.

787. "Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Issued by Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, June 30, 1960. Scale of Miles: 6miles = 1 inch. Shows: State & County Boundaries; County Seats; Railroads; Trackage Rights. Detail: Pittsburgh & Vicinity; Philadelphia & Vicinity. 34 x 54 1/2. Blueprint. 1 item

788. "Atlas of Surveys of The County of Lancaster, State of Pennsylvania," 1899. Compiled from Actual Surveys, City and County Records. Published by Graves & Steinbarger, Boston and Philadelphia. Engraved by Balliet & Volk, 275 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Shows: Townships: County & State Boundary Lines; Roads & Turnpikes; Rail Roads; Electric Car Lines; Quarries; Churches & Schools; Cemeteries; Buildings; Barns, Stable & Ice Houses, Green Houses; City Wards; Parks; Base Ball Grounds; Plot Names. 85 pp. +, 16 x 23 each. Printed in color. 1 vol.

789. "Atlas of Perry, Juniata and Mifflin Counties, Pennsylvania," 1877. From Actual Surveys and under the direction of Beach Nichols. Published by Pomeroy, Whitman & Company, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1877. Engraved by Worley & Bracher, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Printed by F. Bourquin. Shows: Townships; Maps of Pennsylvania & United States; County Maps; Details of Cities; Churches & Schools; Cemeteries, Parks, Jail; Business directories; Plot names; Railroads; Pennsylvania Canal; Streets; Roads. 70 pp., 13 x 15 each. Printed in color. (2 copies) Condition: Poor (1st copy), excellent (2nd copy).

790. "Atlas of the County of Montgomery and the state of Pennsylvania," l871. From Actual Surveys & official records. Compiled & Published by G.M. Hopkins & Company, 320 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Engraved by Edward Busch, F. Bourquin Lithograph, 104 Hudson Street, Philadelphia. Shows: County Map; Norristown Plots named & business directories; Roads & Turnpikes; Township & City Map; Detail of towns; Railroads; Stations; Churches & Cemeteries; Schools; Map of Pennsylvania, Townships. 110 pp., 13 x 15 1/2 each. Printed in color. Condition: Fair

791. "Caldwell's Illustrated, Historical, Centennial Atlas of Washington County, Pennsylvania," 1876. From Actual Surveys by & under the directions of J.A. Caldwell, Assisted by C. T. Arms, Sr. C.E., J.A. Underwood, C.E., etc. E. Bott, Artist. Published by J.A. Caldwell, Condit, Ohio. Engraved. Lithographed & Printed by Otto Krebs, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Shows: Maps of Towns; Villages & Townships; Township Directories; Views & Vignettes; History; Pennsylvania Population; Presidential elections; Plot Names; Roads; Rail Roads; Detail of Villages; Churches & Cemeteries; Schools; Railway Maps of Pennsylvania & United States, 1876; Wharfs; Map of Pittsburg(h), Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad: Business Directories; Detail: Washington. 228 pp., 14 1/2 x 17 each. Printed in color. Condition: Fair. 2 vols. c2. Condition: Fair.

792. "Atlas of Union & Snyder Counties Pennsylvania,"1868. From actual Surveys under the direction of D.G. Beers. Published by Pomeroy & Beers, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Engraved by Worley & Bracher. Philadelphia. Printed by Fred Bererquin, Philadelphia. Shows: Churches & Cemeteries; Schools & Colleges; Business Directories; Plot Namejo Roads; Pennsylvania Canal. 67 pp. (22-26, 55 missing), 14 x 15 1/2 each. Printed in color. 1 vol. Condition: Fair

793. "County Atlas of Bedford Pennsylvania," 1877. From Recent & Actual Surveys and Records under the Superintendence of F.W. Beers. Published by F.W. Beers & Co., 36 Vesey Street, New York. Engraved by L.E. Neuman, New York. Printed by Charles Hart, New York. Shows: Maps of Pennsylvania, World, United States, Bedford County, Proprietarie Grant; Townships, Population of United States, Pennsylvania & Bedford County; Business Directories; Roads; Rail Roads; Details of Villages; Plot Names; Churches & Cemeteries; Schools; Furnaces; Fort Bedford; Bedford Springs. 97 pp. 12 x 16 each. Printed in color. 1 vol. Condition: good

794. "New Topographical Atlas of The State of Pennsylvania With Descriptions Historical, Scientific and Statistical, Together With a Map of the United States and Territories," 1872, by Professor Henry F. Walling, Lafayette College and O. W. Gray, Civil & Top'l Engineer, Philadelphia. Published by Stedman, Brown & Lyon, Philadelphia. Shows: Maps County, Botanical, Climatological, Geological, Mining, Rail Roads; Post Offices; Population; Detail of Cities; Wards; Business Directories. 110 pp. +, 13 1/2 x 17 each. Printed in color. 12 vols. Condition: Fair. c.2 Condition: Fair. c.3 Condition: Poor (missing sheets)

795. "Confirmation Atlas Map of Dauphin County Pennsylvania," 1875. Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia. N. Friend, Engraver, Philadelphia. C.L. Smith, Delineator. Hunter, printer, Philadelphia. Shows: Maps-Townships; Portraits; Business Directories; Farm Houses, Schools; Churches & Cemeteries; Roads; Rail Roads; Stone Quarries; Lime Kilns; Orchards; Timber; Swamps; Post Offices; County Officers; Lithographic Views. Approximately 49 pp. 14 x 16 each. Printed in color. 3 vols. Condition: Very Poor. c.2 Condition: Poor. c. 3 Condition: Poor.

796. "Columbia and Montour Counties, Pennsylvania," 1876, From Recent and Actual Surveys and Records under the Superintendence of G.H. Walker and C.F. Jewett. Published by F.W. Beers & Company, 36 Vesey Street, New York. Printed by Charles Hart, New York; Engraved by L.E. Neuman, New York. Shows: Maps-Townships, Boroughs & Towns; World, United States; Pennsylvania; Business Directories; Lithographic Views; Population of United States, Pennsylvania, Columbia & Montour Counties; Railroads; Roads; Canals (Morris Canal); Post Offices; Fair Grounds; Plot Names; Detail of Villages; Schools; Churches & Cemeteries; Furnaces; Coal areas. 95 pp., 13 x 16 each. Printed in color. 2 vols. Condition: Fair

797. "Combination Atlas Map of Delaware County Pennsylvania," 1875. Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia. N. Friend, Engraver, Philadelphia. C.L. Smith, Del. Hunter, P[rinter], Philadelphia. Shows: Maps-County, Townships, United States & Pennsylvania; Lithographic Views; Names of County Officers; Post Offices; History; Parks; Rail Roads; Plot Names; Paper Mill; Stations;

798. "Illustrated Atlas of Juniata County, Pennsylvania," 1877. Published From Actual Surveys by Wall, Mann & Hall. General Office: 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Printed by Fred Bourquin, Steam Lithograph & Press, Philadelphia. Engraved by Worley & Bracher, Philadelphia. Inset: State Coat-of-Arms. Shows: Maps-Townships, County, Villages, United States & Pennsylvania; Business Directories; Lithographic Views; Population of Pennsylvania by Counties; Presidential Elections; County Officers; History, Railroads & Map; Roads; Pennsylvania Canal; Churches, & Cemeteries, Schools; Plot Names; Fair Grounds. 95 pp.; 14 1/2 x 17 each. Printed in color. (2 copies) Condition: 1st copy good, 2nd copy fragile.

799. "Combination Atlas Map of Bucks County, Pennsylvania," 1876. Compiled, Drawn and Published From Personal Examinations and Surveys by J. D. Scott, Philadelphia. Map by E. Bush, 320 Walnut Street; Thomas Hunter, Printer, Philadelphia. Shows: Maps - United States, Pennsylvania, World, Geological & Climatological, County, Townships, Villages & Boroughs; Lithographic Views; Population of United States; Business Directories; Lists of County Officers; Fairmont Park Map, Churches & Cemeteries, Schools, Plot Names, Roads, Railroads; Delaware River Islands. 90pp., 14 x 17 each. Printed in color. 1 vol. Condition: Fair.

800. "Atlas of Northampton County, Pennsylvania," 1874. From Actual Surveys by and under the direction of D.G. Beers. Published by A. Pomeroy & Company, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Engraved by Worley & Bracher, Philadelphia. Printed by F. Bourquin, Philadelphia. Shows: Maps-Townships, County, Pennsylvania; State & County Plan; Post Offices; Population; Roads; Railroads; Plot Names; Schools, Churches & Cemeteries; Fair Grounds; Business Directories; Schools & Colleges; Wards; Detail of Villages. 87 pp. 12 1/2 x 16 each. Printed in color. 1 vol. Condition: Poor.

801. "Rand McNally & Co." [Survey Maps of Pennsylvania Counties], 1911-1913. Adams to York County Maps. Shows: Wagon Roads; Railroads; Streams; Post Office; Electric Railroads; Canals; Furnaces; Highways; Rural Delivery Route; Church & Cemetery; Coal Mine; School; Traction Companies, Brick Works. 63 plats (missing: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Mifflin Counties), of different sizes. Inc. Philadelphia City & County. Printed in color. 1 vol. Condition: Fair

802. “The Pennsylvania State University Campus University Park, Pennsylvania," ca. 1957. Shows: Points of Interest; Key to Buildings. 9 x 14. Black on white. 1 item.

803. "Washington-Greene County Covered Bridge Map," ca. 1978. Washington County Board of Commissioners," Greene County Board of Commissioners. Produced and Distributed by Washington-Greene County Tourist Promotion Agency. Shows: Covered Bridges; Points of Interest; Pictures on reverse side. 17 x 28. Printed in color. 1 item.

804. "Official Arrow City Map of Greater Harrisburg, Pennsylvania," ca. 1972. Compiled by the Publishers of the City Directory. Published and Copyrighted by Arrow Maps, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts. Shows: West Shore & Hummelstown; Roads & Turnpikes; Street Finder; Points of Interest; Names of Islands in Susquehanna River; Bridges. Insets: Carlisle, Cumberland & Dauphin Counties. 28 x 42. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

805. "Map of Harrisburg & Vicinity, Pennsylvania," ca. 1960. Copyright, Map Corporation of America. Shows: Cumberland & Dauphin Counties; Lower Paxton, Hampton, Swatara, Susquehanna & Lower Allen Townships; Susquehanna River Islands; Pennsylvania Turnpike; Street Finder; Bridges. Insets: Carlisle, State Capitol. 31 x 44. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

806. "Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing State Highways," 1922. As adopted under the Sproul Road Bill, approved May 31, 1911 and subsequent amendments, UAS and Tentative Plan of Primary System. Issued by the State Highway Department, June 1, 1922. A. Hoen & Company, Lithographers, Baltimore, Maryland. Shows: County Seats; Towns, Villages; County, Townships & City Lines; Railroads; Streams; State Highways; Improved & under Construction Highways ; Gravel, Flint, Shale & Stoned Highways, State-aid Roads; Primary System. 35 x 57. Printed, in color. 1 item.

807. "Keystone Shortway"-Proposed Turnpike, 1954. Initial Sketch Showing where Proposed Turnpike might conceivably cut across Northern Pennsylvania as Part of Chicago, New York, Airline Military Turnpike (one proposed name), September, 1954. Prepared by Williamsport Community Trade Association, Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Thomas C.C. Wagner, Architect. Shows: Turnpike between Stroudsburg & Sharon; Pennsylvania Turnpike; Proposed North-Penn Turnpike. Reverse side: Line from New York City to Chicago. 11 x 17. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

808. "Land Use Series, Land Use and Land Cover" "Scale 1:250,000, 1970-74. Prepared in cooperation with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Department of Environmental Resources. The Department of the Interior, United State Geological Survey. Based on United States Geological Survey, 1957-1969. Interior, Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia, 1979. Shows: Urban or Built-Up Land; Agriculture Land; Rangeland; Forest Land; Water; Wetland; Barren Land; Tundra; Perennial Snow or Ice; Location Diagram. 23 1/2 x 33 each. Printed, in color. 6 items.

Map L-31. Erie, Pennsylvania, 1974. 1 item.
Map L-32. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1972. 1 item.
Map L-34. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1970-1972. 1 item.
Map L-35. Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1974. 1 item.
Map L-36. Warren, Pennsylvania, 1973. 1 item.
Map L-37. Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 1971-1974. 1 item.

809. "Auto Road Map of Pennsylvania," The Atlantic Refining Company, 1950. Copyright by Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois. Lithographed in United States. Shows: Index to Cities & Towns; Motor Police Stations; Distance chart. Insets: Allentown, Altoona, Bethlehem, Erie, Harrisburg, Johnstown, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre. Also: Road map of Eastern United States. 26 1/2 x 21. Printed in color. 1 item.

810. "Pennsylvania entworfen von D.F. Sotzman." Hamburg by Carl Ernst Bohn, 1797. zu Ebelings Erdbeshreibung von Amerika. W. Lander, Sc. Plate No. IX. Shows: Boundaries; County Lines; Surveyors district lines; Roads; Horse Path; House of Worship; Furnace; Forge; Grist Mill; Saw Mill; Indian Paths & Towns; Minerals; Dwelling Houses. 16 x 28. Printed, in color. 1 item.

811. "Indexed Street Map of Scranton and Greater Lackawanna Valley, "19--? Motor Club of N.E. Pennsylvania. A.A.A., Scranton, Pennsylvania. Copyright, Map Corporation of America, Boston, Massachusetts. Shows: Points of interest; Street index; Railroads; Churches; Hospitals; Boroughs; Schools; Cemeteries. Details: Northeastern Extension: Archibald; Blakely; Carbondale; Clark's Green; Clark's Summit; Jermyn; Mayfield, Moscow; South Abington Township; Winton. 22 x 34. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

812. "Welcome to the World's Greatest Turnpike-Pennsylvania Turnpike," June 15, 1957. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Shows: United States & Pennsylvania Highways; other Turnpikes & Super Highways; Out-of-State United States Highways; Under Construction, Interchanges- number, name, route connections, rates. 16 x 23. Printed in color. 1 item.

813. "Welcome to the World's Greatest Highway-Pennsylvania Turnpike," ca. 1955. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Shows: Pennsylvania & Out-of-State United States Highways; Connecting & United States Highways; Under construction; Mileage Tables; Rates between interchanges. 15 x 16 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

814. "Pennsylvania Geological Survey, Fourth Series, Numbers 1-4," 1944-1946. Department of Internal Affairs, William S. Livingood, Jr., Secretary. Topographic and Geologic Survey, George H. Ashley, State Geologist, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Shows: Oil & Gas Fields.

Oil Bearing Sands in Southwestern Pennsylvania. A Preliminary Report by L.S. Matteson & D.A.Busch, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1944. Special Bulletin No. 1. Shows: Topography & draining; Structure; Surface & Subsurface stratigraphy; Bibliography & illustrations. 12 x 15. Printed, 55 plates. 1 vol.
Oil and Gas Field Farm Line Maps of the Franklin and Oil City Quadrangles, Pennsylvania, 1945. Compiled by Parke A. Dickey and L. S. Matteson, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Special Bulletin No. 2. Shows: Sand Symbols, Farm lines, Oil & Gas Area & Wells; Columnar Section; Quadrangles. 13 1/2 x 18. Printed, 1 vol.
Oil and Gas Fields Property Line Maps of the Hilliards Quadrangle, Pennsylvania, 1946. Compiled by R.E. Sherrill, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Special Bulletin No. 3. Shows: same as above. 13 1/2 x 18. Printed. 1 vol.
Oil and Gas Field Property Line Maps of the Titusville Quadrangle, Pennsylvania, 1946. Collected by Parke A. Dickey. Compiled by Lillian Heeren, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Special Bulletin No. 4. Shows: same as above. 13 1/2 x 18. Printed. 1 vol.

815. "Valley Forge Park and Vicinity," February 1930. Prepared for The Valley Forge Park Commission, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania Eric von Hausewolff, L Arch't. Shows: Property ownership; State & County Roads; Battlefield; Parade & Drill Ground. 18 1/2 x 28 1/2. Blueprint. 1 item.

816. "Illustrated Map & Travellers Guide to Historic Monroe County, Pennsylvania," 1967. Copyrighted by Peter Cohen. Shows: Divided Highways; Federal & State Traffic Routes; Paved Roads, Dirt Roads, & Trails; Main Roads in the 1790's; Indian Trails; Historic Sites; Keys to the finest establishments. Inset: Stroudsburg & East Stoudsburg. Vignettes. 20 x 24. Printed, in color. 1 item.

817. "Topographic Maps of the United States (Eastern), 1953-64. Published at the Scale of 1:250,000. Prepared by the Army Map Service. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C. Shows:

Index, January 1964. 11 x 16. 1 item.
Map NK 18-10, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1964. 1 item.
Map NK 17-12, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1954.
Map NK 18-8, Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1953, (2) 1959. 3 items.
Map NK 18-7, Williamsport, 1954, 1960. 2 items.

818. "Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree, July 12-18, 1957 in Valley Forge." Location of Jamboree Scouts at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Inset: Jamboree Site. Printed in United States, February 1957. 14 x 17 1/2. Printed, in color. l item.

819. "Lebanon Pennsylvania," 1965. Compiled and Published in Cooperation With Lebanon City Council and Lebanon County Commissioners, February 1965. Shows: Streets; Municipal Building; Post Office; Hospitals; Townships; Parks; Cemeteries; Schools. Inset: Lebanon County. Shows: Roads; Railroads; Indiantown Gap; Creeks. 14 1/2 x 19 1/2. Printed, black on white.

820. "Scaled Maps of Early Southeastern Pennsylvania Land Titles," to ca. 1700, by Charles E. Hunter, revised October 30, 1979.

Abstract: Shows initial land titles, on southeastern Pennsylvania to ca. 1700. 13 pp. + 1 item.
Map A: Early Land Titles - "Country Lands" in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Source: Holme, n.d. (PHMC map 86). 1" = 1 mile (63,360). 36 x 62. Blueprint.
Map B: Early Land Titles - Liberty Land in Philadelphia County. Source: Reed, 1774. 1" = 2000' (1:24,000). 24 x 36. Blueprint. 1 item
Map C: Early Land Titles - City Lots In Philadelphia. Source: Wainwright 1956: 164-226. 1"=100' (1:1200). 36 x 60. Blueprint. 1 item.

821. "Pennsylvania Traffic Volume Map," 1952. Showing Traffic on Main State Highways Posted With Standard United States or Pennsylvania State Traffic Route Number Signs. Prepared by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Highway Planning Division in cooperation with the United States Bureau of Public Roads. Data obtained from Highway Planning Survey, 1952. Shows: Boundary, Towns of more than 1,000; United States & Pennsylvania numbered highways; Pennsylvania Turnpike & Interchange. Insets (areas): Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton; Altoona; Beaver Falls; Chester; Erie; Harrisburg; Lancaster; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Pottsville; Scranton- Wilkes-Barre, Sharon-Farrell; Sunbury. 35 x 96. 1 item.

822. "Pennsylvania Traffic Volume Maps," 1952-1957. Prepared by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Highway Planning and Traffic Division, in cooperation with the Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Commerce. Shows: City or Borough; State Highways; Township & Country Roads; United States & Pennsylvania Highway Route Numbers; Legislative Route Numbers; Township Road Number. Printed. 17 items. NOTE: Additional Traffic and Legislative Route Maps may be found in map grouping 515 as well as in Bureau of Strategic Planning Traffic and Legislative Route Maps, 1986 {series #52.17} within the Records of the Department of Transportation (PennDOT) (RG-52).

Allegheny County, January 1955. 37 x 86. 1 item.
Beaver County, August 1954. 37 x 45. 1 item.
Berks County, February 1957. 41 x 76. 1 item.
Bucks County, August 1955. 36 x 60. 1 item.
Cambria County, August 1952. 38 x 56. 1 item.
Centre County, September 1952. 54 x 58. 1 item.
Chester County, August 1955. 41 x 56. 1 item.
Crawford County, July 1954. 36 x 68. 1 item.
Dauphin County, ca. 1952-57. 36 x 48. 1 item.
Delaware County, March 1955. 36 x 66. 1 item.
Erie County, October 1955. 36 x 64. 1 item.
Lancaster County, ca. 1952-1957. 38 x 47. 1 item.
Lebanon County, ca. 1952-1957. 30 x 42. 1 item.
Montgomery County, March 1954. 37 x 84. 1 item.
Montour County, October 1952. 35 x 34. 1 item.
Northumberland County, May 1952. 37 x 48. 1 item.
Venango County, 1955. 39 x 46. 1 item.

823. [Map of] "Pennsylvania and West Jersey," by Philip Lea, London. Shows: Rivers; Indian Settlements; Bucks, Philadelphia, Chester, New Castle Counties; Pennsbury. 5 1/2 x 6 1/4. Printed, black on white. 1 item. [In: Gabrial Thomas An Historical and Geographical Account of the Province and County of Pennsilvania. 16 degrees. London, A. Baldwin, 1698. Reprint: New York, H. A. Brady, 1848.]

824. "Map of Delaware County, Pennsylvania," 1862. Drawn by Benjamin H. Smith, Delaware County. R.L. Barnes, Philadelphia for the Delaware County Institute of Science, 1862. Entered according to Act of Congress by Benjamin H. Smith, in the year 1862....Shows: Post Office; Friends Meeting House; Methodist Meeting House; Presbyterian Church; Catholic Church; Cotton Factory; Saw, Grist & Paper Mills. 17 1/2 x 19. Printed. black on white (1/3 piece missing.) 1 item.

825. "Maps of Greater Harrisburg, Pennsylvania , including Middletown, Dauphin, Steelton, Hummelstown & Hershey," ca. 1960. Copyright by CME - Custom Map Enterprises, P.O. Box 244, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Shows: Street Index, Business Guide; Motels; Restaurants; Route 83. Insets: Harrisburg, Hershey, Hummelstown, West Hanover Township. 25 x 38. Printed, black on grey. 1 item.

826. "Delaware River-Philadelphia to Trenton," 1958. Scale: 1:20,000. The 13th edition of nautical chart 296 covering the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Trenton, published by the Coast and Geodetic Survey, United States Department of Commerce, February 3, 1958. Corrected through March 8, 1958. The changes, which include the realignment and widening of Bridesburg, Frankford & Tacony Channels at Philadelphia. Shows: Channel depths; Roads; Railroads; Street patterns; Cable areas; lights, beacons & buoys. 27 x 46. Printed, in color.

827. "Series of Maps of Northumberland County, 1772 to 1813," 1936. Compiled and drawn by Charles Fisher Snyder, June, 1936. Shows: Origin,1772; Townships 1792; original in 1785 - Final Dismemberment in 1813. 7 x 10. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

828. "Map of Pennsylvania State Forests, State Game Preserves and Refuges, and State Highways," January 1, 1921. Base Map Supplied by Courtesy of the State Highway Department. A. Hoen & Company, Lithograph, Baltimore, Maryland. Shows: State & Improved Highways; State Highways under contract; Gravel, flint, shale & stoned State Highways; Toll Roads; State-aid roads. 17 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

829. "Telephone Map of Pennsylvania," 1954. Copyright by Pennsylvania Independent Telephone Association, March 1, 1954. 4th edition. Shows: Area, Company; Location; Independent Telephone Company Exchange; Bell Telephone Company; Theoretical Exchange; Post office; Territorial Boundary. 11 x 17. Printed, in color. 1 item.

830. "Official A.A.A. Road Map of Delaware Valley" (Philadelphia and Vicinity), 1955. Copyrighted 1955 by American Automobile Association (A.A.A.), Washington, D. C. Prepared in cooperation with the Automobile Club of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Detail: Philadelphia and Environs. Shows: Highways and Roads; County lines; Railroads; AAA Clubs; Golf and Country Clubs; Polo & Hunt Clubs; Points of Interest; Schools and Colleges; Yacht Clubs Airports; Picnic Groves; Horse Shoe Trail; Youth Hostels; Tolls. 24 x 38. Printed, in color. 1 item.

831. "Pennsylvania Highways and Hotels," 1956-1957, Road Map and Hotel Guide. Copyrighted, 1956-1957 by General Drafting Company, Inc. Convent Station, New Jersey. Shows: Pennsylvania Turnpike; Roads; Public Recreation; National Forests; Hiking Trails; Airports; Points of Interest; State Lines; County Seats; Lines; Ferries and Toll Bridges; Hotels; Resorts. 24 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

832. "Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map," 1980. Prepared by the Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration. Copyright 1980, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Department of General Services. Shows: State Parks and Forest Picnic Areas; National Recreation and Forest and State Historic Sites and Museums; Other Historic Sites; Roads; County Lines; Airline Service; Military Airport; Horse Race Track; Population. Insets: Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton; Altoona; Erie; Gettysburg; Harrisburg with capitol complex and Eisenhower Interchange; Hazleton; Hershey; Johnstown; Lancaster; New Castle; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Reading; Scranton-Wilkes-Barre; State College; Stroudsburg; East Stroudsburg; Williamsport; York. 23 x 37. Printed, in color. 1 item.

833. "Map Showing Old Portage Railroad, 1834, New Portage Railroad, 1856, Pennsylvania Railroad, 1854 Between Altoona and Johnstown and the Modern Revisions," ca. 1947. Presented by the Pennsylvania Railroad to the PHMC, 1947. Shows: Original Pennsylvania Railroad, Revision of Pennsylvania Railroad, Allegheny Portage Railroad and New Portage Railroad. 11 x 33. Black on white. 1 item.

834. “Map of Harrisburg, Anniversary Edition," 1785-1935. Including Steelton, Paxtang, Penbrook, Lemoyne, Camp Hill, Enola, Wormleysburg, West Fairview, Oberlin. Copyright, 1934, Miller Brothers & Company. Reverse side: Aerial view for the Anniversary Edition, 1785-1935, by Miller Brothers & Company, Realtors, Harrisburg. Shows: Wards; Borough and County lines; main traffic streets; Bus or Trolley lines; Steam Railroads; City Property and Parks; County and State Property; Cemeteries; Fire Houses; Schools; Population - 1930 census. 36 x 24. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

835. "Map of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, June 1972." Prepared by the Beaver County Planning Commission, Beaver County Board of Commissioners and Beaver County Industrial Development Agency. Shows: Townships; River; Creeks; Airport; State Game Lands; Parks; YMCA and Girl Scout Camps; Turnpike; Beaver Valley Expressway; United States & State Roads; County & Township Boundaries. Reverse side: Historical, Industrial, Scenic & Recreational scenes. 24 x 34. Printed, in color. 1 item.

836. "Kinzua County Map & Directory," 1968. Allegheny National Forest Pennsylvania, United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Edward P. Cliff, Chief. Compiled at the Regional Office, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1966 from the United States Geological Survey quadrangles, revised, 1968. Shows: Boundary; Roads & Highways; trail; Recreation sites; Landing field; Population; Fire Tower; Point of Interest; Winter Sports area. 17 x 20. Printed, black on yellow. 1 item.

837. "Kinzua Dam,-Allegheny Reservoir, Pennsylvania & New York, revised, 1970." Allegheny National Forest, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District. Inset: Vicinity Map. Shows: Allegheny Indian Reservation Boundary; Camping; picnic areas; fishing; boat launching; swimming; retarded children's camp; observation point, golf course; hiking; skiing; Allegany State Park, New York. 17 x 22. Printed, in color. 1 item.

838. "Safe Harbor & Holtwood (Lancaster County), Pennsylvania, 1949. Picturesque Scenery In Historical Country. The Historic Region in which are located the Hydroelectric Development on the Lower Susquehanna. Pennsylvania Water & Power Company. Safe Harbor Water Power Corporation, June 1, 1949. Inset: Safe Harbor & Holtwood. Shows: Main routes; Improved & unimproved roads; United States & State Highway route number; Points of interest; Historic Road Markers; Boy Scout Camps; Observation Site. Reverse side: History & Pictures of area. 16 x 18 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

839. "Pleasure Map of the Dutch Country," by Tim Olsen, 1956. Copyright, 1956 by E.R. Anderson. Lithographed in United States. Shows: Parks & Gardens, Scenic views; Museums; "Brick-end" barns; Old Churches; Historic Shrines; "Plain People"; Annual events; Unusual sights. 17 x 22. Printed in color. 1 item.

840. "Detailed Map of New Sweden, 1638-1655." Made by Amandus Johnson, ca. 1915. Shows: Swedish, Dutch & English Fortifications; Dates of permanent Settlements before 1655 by Swedes; Dutch, 1651. 91 1/2 x 12. Printed, black on white. 1 item. (In: The Swedes on the Delaware, 1638-1664, by Amandes Johnson, Philadelphia, 1915, follows Index)

841. [Troop Movement for Periods Embracing December 14, 1777 to June 19, 1778 at Valley Forge,] 1954. By Dr. D. Macfarlan, 1954. Shows: Battle sites & dates; Ferries on the Schuylkill; Roads; Churches; Founding dates of places. 11 x 14. Original, in color. 1 item.

842. "Battle of Monmouth, Sunday, June 28, 1778," copied by Dr. D. Macfarlan, 1962. Compiled from the reports of General Washington & Sir Henry Clinton. Shows: British camp; British Army; Retreat of British; American Artillery; General Wayne's Headquarters; Stirling's & General Greenes American Artillery Camps. 8 1/2 x 11. Original, in color. 1 item.

843. "The American Army, Leaves Valley Forge on June 18th, 1778 to peruse the British Retreating across New Jersey - the two Armies met at the Battle of Monmouth, June 28, 1778," by Douglas Macfarlan, 1961. Shows: Route of American Troops; American & British withdrawal; Site of Battle of Monnouth. 15 x 23. Original, in color. 1 item.

844. "A Map for the Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, Shewing The Most Travelled Roads from Sundry Places to William Penn's Manor of Pennsbury," 1935, William M. Campbell, fecit. Inset: Some of the Proprietary's Manors, including Pennsbury, from the Holme's Map. Shows: Roads, Railroads Electric & Steam, Area of original manor; Streets. 9 1/2 x 12. Printed, in color. 1 item.

845. "Map of Allentown, Pennsylvania and Suburbs," from official Records compiled in Office of City Engineer, 1957. Shows: Bituminous Surface; Earth, Concrete & Hard Surfaces; Street Index; Colleges; Wards; Parks; Airport; Cemeteries; Lehigh Country Club; Fairgrounds. map dated 1934, Revised: 1942, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1955 & 1957 by W.A.J., J.F.W. & N.A.C. 25 1/2 x 43. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

846. "Map of the City of Bethlehem and Vicinity Situate in Lehigh and Northampton Counties, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," 1951. Compiled from Official Records by the Department of Streets & Public Improvements. Bureau of City Engineer, A. Newton Wiegner, City Engineer, January 1951. Shows: Railroads; Trolley Lines; Parks; Streets & Roads; Township, County, City, Borough & Ward Lines, Schools; Colleges; Hotels; City Hall; Post Offices. 34 1/2 x 37. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

847. "Township of Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania," 1965. Montgomery County Planning Department, March 26, 1965. Revised: 1963, 1964 & 1965. Shows: Street Index; Railroads; Streets; Township Line; Parks. 22 x 34. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

848. "Carte Du'Canada Ou De La Nouvelle France et des Decouvertes quiy ont ete faites ... Par Guillaume Del' Isle, Geographe de l 'Academie Royale des Sciences, 1720. A Amsterdan, chez Jean Covens et Corneille Mortier, Geographes avec Privilige. Copyright, Penn Prints, New York [1940?]. 20 x 24. Printed, in color. 1 item.

849. "Philadelphia," 1855. Published by J. H. Colton & Company, No. 172 William Street, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress .... 1855, by J. H. Colton & Company .... 14 x 17. Printed (late), in black & white. 1 item. [In: Colton, G. Woolworth. Colton's General Atlas. New York, J. H. Colton & Company. 1858. Map 23].

850. "The Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny City, With Parts of Adjacent Boroughs, Pennsylvania," 1855. Published by J. H. Colton & Company, No. 172 William Street, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress... 1855 by J. H. Colton & Company...14 x 8. Printed (late), in black & white. 1 item. [In: Colton, G.W. Colton's Atlas of America. New York, G.W. Colton, 1864, No. 42. Note: Map copyrighted in 1855]

851. [Map of] "Shippensburg Pennsylvania," September 1949. Office of the Borough Superintendent, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. Adopted by Borough Council, September 29, 1949. Paul B. Noftsker, Secretary; R.B. Russell, President. Commercial Map Studio, W.E. Aldinger, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Shows: Street guide; Directory; Wards; Railroads. Inset: Roads within the radius of 200 miles. 17 x 24. Printed in black & white. 1 item.

852. "Pennsylvania-New Jersey," 1963-1964. Published by American Automobile Association (A.A.A.), 1963. Washington, 6, D.C. Shows: Route Numbers; Highways; State Parks; Boundary-State & County; Automobile & Passenger Ferry; Index to Cities & Villages. Insets: Allentown-Bethlehem; Harrisburg; Pennsylvania-New Jersey; Philadelphia & Environs; Pittsburgh & Environs; Scranton & Vicinity; Wilkes-Barre & Vicinity. 26 x 38. Printed in color. 1 item.

853. "Tourist Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads By The Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 1931." Copyright 1931, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property & Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Gifford Pinchot, Governor. Shows: Population; Roads; Mileage; Safety Signs; Free Bridges; Markers. Details: Allentown, Altoona, Bethlehem, Bradford; Butler; Chester; Easton; Erie; Franklin; Gettysburg; Harrisburg; Johnstown; Lancaster; Meadville, New Castle; Philadelphia & Vicinity; Pittsburgh & Vicinity; Reading; Scranton; Sharon; Uniontown; Washington; Wilkes-Barre; Williamsport; York. 21 x 33. Printed, in color. 1 item.

854. "Philadelphia Rapid Transit System-Street Car, Bus and Subway - Elevated Lines, May 1936." Shows: Elevated & Subway Routes & Stations; Street Car Routes; Trolly Coach & Bus Routes; Connecting Electric Railways & Connecting Bus Routes. Insets: Central City District; PRT Lines in Delaware County; PRT Bus Routes 22 & 74 to Doylestown & Hatboro; PRT Bus Route B to Somerton & South Langhorne. 22 x 24. Printed, in color. 1 item.

855. "Road Map of Philadelphia and Vicinity, 1960." Published by Keystone Automobile Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, copyright 1960. Revised, June 1960. Tentative Expressways Plan, Technical Advisory Committee on Highways, Delaware Valley Council, Coordination & Drafting by Sherman Taylor & Sleeper, A. Hoen & Company. Shows: Constructed or under construction; future expressways; existing turnpikes; Garden State Parkway. 33 1/2 x 38. Printed, in color. 1 item.

856. "The Tourist's Pocket Map of Pennsylvania Exhibiting Its Internal Improvements Roads Distances &c. by J. H. Young, Philadelphia. D. Haines, Sc. Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, 1836." Shows: Railroads; Roads; Canals; Profile of Pennsylvania Canal; 1830 Census. Insets: Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Regions; Vicinity of Philadelphia. 16 + 3 x 13 Printed, in color.

857. "Historic Bellefonte, Centre County, Pennsylvania," ca. 1956? Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, A Rendezvous with History. Center of the Keystone. Based on the historical writings & research of Hugh T. Manchester. Typography by Himes Printing Company, Inc., Lithographed by Offset Centre, Inc. Shows: Streets; Schools; Homes; Business; Churches; Turnpike; Hotels; Cemeteries; Canal. Portraits of: John & William Bigler; Robert J. Walker; William F. Packer; Andrew Gregg Curtin; James A. Beaver; Daniel Hastings. Reverse side: History & Pictures of homes still standing in Bellefonte. 24 x 36. Printed, black and white (both sides). 1 item.

858. "Accelerated Public Works Program Eligible Areas, September 7, 1962." United States Department of Commerce Area Redevelopment Administration Office of Planning and Research. Data compiled by Economic Analysis Division, ARA. United States Government Printing Office: 1962. Shows: Unemployment areas; areas designed as redevelopment areas; Indian Reservation & non-reservation Indian and native villages. Insets: Alaska; Samoa; Guam; Hawaii; Puerto Rico; Virgin Islands. 42 x 32. Printed, in color. 1 item.

859. "Metropolitan Philadelphia Road Map," 1957. Tidewater Oil Company, 1957. By The H. M. Gousha Company, Chicago. Lithographed in United States. Shows: Expressways & Toll Roads; Roads & Highways; Airports; Parks; Yacht Clubs; Swamps; Points of Interest; Lakes; Golf & Country Clubs; Index to Cities & Towns. Detail: Downtown Philadelphia. 18 x 26 1/2.

860. "Street Index Map of Greater York," 1964. Copyright 1964 by the York County Planning Commission. Shows: Street names; route numbers; place names; boundaries; creeks; railroads; schools; cemeteries; boroughs; townships. 32 x 48. Printed, in black & white. 1 item.

861. "Map of Greater Harrisburg Area," ca. 1981. AAA Central Penn Automobile Club, Harrisburg. Champion Map Corporation, Charlotte, North Carolina. Shows: Harrisburg & West Shore Street Indexes; Capitol City Area; Townships; Bridges; Buildings; Streets; Streams; Highways. Details: Capitol Complex; Derry Township - Palmdale & Hershey; Lemoyne; Central Harrisburg. 36 x 24. Printed, black on white. 1 item.

862. "The National Publishing Company's 1900 Census Map of Pennsylvania, Showing all Counties, Townships, Railroads, Cities, Villages, Post Offices and Stations. Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys and other Authentic Sources." Published by The National Publishing Company, Boston, Massachusetts. Copyright, 1901, by the National Publishing Company, Boston, Massachusetts. No. 124. Shows: Population; Cities; Villages; Post Offices; Stations; Counties; County Seats. 39 x 37. 1 item. Printed, in color.

863. "Philadelphia," Chas. Knight & Company, 22 Ludgate Street, London, [1852]. Vignettes: The United States Bank; The Exchange. Shows: Banks; Churches; Libraries; Schools; Streets; Hospitals; Squares. 12 x 14 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item

864. "Plan of the City of Philadelphia," 1807. Published, March 7, 1807 by James Cundee, London. Shows: Northern Liberties; Streets; Water Works; Squares; Creeks within the city. Inset: Seal. 8 1/2 x 10. Black on white. 1 item. [In: Janson, Charles Wilson. The Stranger in America. 4 degrees. London, J. Cundee, 1807, p. 175.] (Condition: good)

865. "Plan De Philadelphie Et Environs," [1764]. Shows: Ville de Philadelphie; Riviere de Delavare; Roads; City Plan. 7 1/2 x 9. Printed in color. 1 item. [In: Bellin, Jacques Nicolas. Le Petit Atlas Maritime ... fol. Paris, 1764, Vol. 1, No. 34.] (Condition: good)

866. "A Map of Pennsylvania with part of the Adjacent States, from the latest Surveys," [1793]. O. Carleton, del. Shows: Rivers, Streams; Creeks. 8 x 9 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item. [In: Morse, Jedidiah. The American Universal Geography. 8 degrees. Boston, T. Thomas & E. T. Andrews, 1793, p. 469.] (Condition: good)

867. "Pennsylvania," by W. Barker, Sculp. [1805]. Shows: Roads; Rivers; Creeks; Places. 8 x 9. Printed, black on white. 1 item. (Condition: good)

868. "Pennsylvania, Drawn from the best authorities By Cyrus Harris," [1796]. Engraved by A. Doolittle. Shows: Roads; Mountains; Counties; Place names; Depreciation Land; Union Canal; Ellicott's Road; Portage areas. 14 x 8 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item.

The American Universal Geography

869. "A New Map of Pennsylvania with its Canals, Railroads & Distances from Place to Place along the Stage Roads, "by H. S. Tanner, [1840]. 11 x 14. Printed in color, 1 item.

A Geographical, etc., View of the United States

870. "Philadelphia, Drawn for the Strangers Guide," 1846.Engraved by Sherman & Smith, New York. Shows: Streets; Railroads; Docks; Buildings; Wards. 5 x 5 1/4. Printed, black on white. 1 item. [In: Henderson, Charles G.? A Hand-Book for The Stranger in Philadelphia.... Philadelphia, George S. Appleton, 1846]. (Condition: good)

871. "Colton's Pennsylvania," 1864. Published by J. H. Colton, No. 172 William Street, New York, 1864. Shows: Railroads; Roads; Canals; State Capital; Cities; Counties; Post Offices. 16 x 13 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 item. (Condition: good)

872. "The Travellers Pocket-Map of Pennsylvania with its Canals, Railroads & Distances from Place to Place along the Stage Roads," by H. S. Tanner, 1830. Engraved by W. Brose, Philadelphia, 1830. Published by H. S. Tanner, No. 144 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Shows: Steam Boat Routes; Canals (exists and proposed); Railroads; Stage Routes; Profile of Pennsylvania Canal. 13 1/2 x 11. Printed in color. 1 item. (Condition: fair)

873. "A Map of the State of Pennsylvania" [1940]. Drawn for the Historical Map Bureau, West Willington, Connecticut, by Lawton M. Patten. Shows: Historical Places. Vignettes: State Arms; "Old Ironsides;" Penn's Seal; Historical Scenes. 18 x 24. Printed, hand painted in color.

874. "A General Map of the Middle British Colonies in America: viz. Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsilvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island: of Aquanishuonigy the country of the Confederate Indians Comprehending Aquanishuonigy proper, their Places of Residence, Ohio and Thuchsochruntie their Deer Hunting Countries, Couchsachrage and Skaniaderade their Beaver Hunting Countries of the Lakes Erie, Ontario and Champlain, and of Part of New-France: Wherein also shewn the antient and present Seats of the Indian Nations: carefully copied from the Original Published at Philadelphia, By Mr. Lewis Evans 1755, with some Improvements By I. Gibson." Sold by T. Jefferys, Charing Cross, 1758. Shows: Distances; Roads; Rivers; Lakes; Creeks; Indian Villages & Trails; Elephant's Bones found here; Forts; Mountain Ranges. Inset: A sketch of the remaining Part of Ohio R. &. C. 28 x 21. Printed, in color. 1 item. (Condition: good)

875. "Pennsylvania, Geographical Statistical, and Historical Map of Pennsylvania," engraved by J. Yeager [after 1820]. Shows: Counties; Rivers; Climate; Soil; Roads; Canals; Boundaries; Census. Map: 17 x 22, p. No. 18; Appendix, 11 x 17. No. 18. Printed, in color. 2 items. (Condition: good)

876. "The main Line, A Historical Map of Outlying Regions," 1946. Made for your Enjoyment by Sally Jean & Nancy Lee Robertson & Drawn by Hugh Robertson During the Very Cold Winter of 1942. Revised & corrected, 1946. Copyright 1943. This edition, 1946. J. L. Smith Company, Philadelphia. Shows: Roads; Toll Roads; Railroads; West Chester Pike; Gulp Road; Historical Sources. Printed, in color. 1 item. (Condition: good)

877. "Geological Map of Pennsylvania, 1980." Compiled by T. M. Berg, Chief Compiler, etc. C. E. Miles, Editor. J. G. Kuchinski, Cartographer. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Resources, Bureau of Topographic & Geologic Survey. Arthur A. Socolow, State Geologist. Copyright 1980 by Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Williams and Heintz Map Corporation, Capitol Heights, Maryland. Scale 1:250,000. 1 map = 3 sections

Map 1, Plate 1, West Half. 58 x 41. Printed, in color. 1 section. Shows: Sands of Presque Isle; Pleistocene, Northwestern Pennsylvania; Tertiary; Cretaceous; Jurassic; Triassic; Permian & Pennsylvanian; Pennsylvanian; Mississippian; Mississippian & Devonian; Devonian (upper, middle & lower); Devonian & Silurian.
Map 1, Plate 1, East Half. 58 x 41. Printed, in color. 1 section. Shows: Silurian; Ordovician; Ordovician & Cambrian; Cambrian; Probably Lower Paleozoic; Precambrian; explanations; glacial borders; numbered sources. Insets: Compilation Responsibility; Source of Data & Index maps.
Map 1, Plate 2. 28 3/4 x 41 1/2. Printed, in color. 1 section. Shows: Interpretive Geologic Cross Sections. Triassic; Permian & Pennsylvanian; Mississippian; Mississippian & Devonian; Silurian; Ordovician; Ordovician & Cambrian; Cambrian; Probably Lower Paleozoic; Precambrian.

878. "Pennsylvania State Highway System Detour Bulletin Issued Weekly by the Department of Highways, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania." James Lyall Stuart, Secretary. Week ending July 25, 1929. Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Shows: Detours; Improved and Unimproved Roads; Roads Under Construction; Primary and Secondary Systems; Free Bridges; United States Route Numbers. 23 x 31. Printed, in color. 1 item.

879. "Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania," 1969. Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, Warren, Pennsylvania. Edward P. Cliff, Chief. Shows: National Forest Boundary; Highways; Trail; Roads; Railroads; Forest Route; Camping Facilities; Recreation Sites and index; Winter Sports Area; Boat Launchings. Inset: State map showing highways. 17 1/2 x 20. Printed, in color. 1 item.

880. "Greater Scranton Area," c. 1968. D. J. A. DeJohn Associates, Easton, Pennsylvania. Shows: Street directory; Statistics; Lackawanna County; Churches; Points of interest; Colleges; Hospitals; Everhart Museum; Brooks Coal Mine. Inset: Downtown Scranton. 23 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

881. "Greater Wilkes-Barre Area," c. 1968. D. J. A. DeJohn Associates, Easton, Pennsylvania. Shows: Points of interest; Street Directory; History. Insets: Downtown Wilkes-Barre; Fairview; Pittston; Kingston Township. 23 x 29. Printed, in color. 1 item.

882. "Atlas of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Made from Plans, Deeds and Surveys and Published by Harrisburg Title Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania," 1901. Organized by ward. 19 x 18 x 1. 1 volume.

883. "Insurance Maps of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania," 1905. Sanborn Map Company. 26 x 24 x 3. 1 volume.

884. "Map of Harrisburg City, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Engraved to accompany Boyd's City Directory," 1916. By B. Cowden, City Engineer. 22 x 32. 1 item.

885. "Atlas of the State of Pennsylvania. Prepared under the direction of Joseph R. Bien, E.M., from original surveys…published by Julius Bien & Company, New York, 1900. 14 1/2 x 20 x 1. Bound volume; color plates; contains general county, city, borough and village maps; indexed. 1 volume.

886. "Nazareth, Pennsylvania," 1885. [Birds-eye-view] O.H. Bailey and Company, Lithographers and Publishers, Boston. Shows: Schools, stores, hotels, churches, Whitfield House. 22 x 28. 1 item.

887. "Map of Railroads of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and Parts of Adjoining States. Prepared from Official Data" by J. A. Huderson. Published by J. L. Smith, Philadelphia, 1887. 1 item.

888. "Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. Special Map of the Central Belt of the Brown, Hematite Ore Mines of York and Adams Counties." F. P. Lestey, Chief Geologist, ca. 1880. 1 item.

889. "Map of Blair County, Pennsylvania." Published by Geil and Freed, Philadelphia, 1859. 1 item. Condition: fragile.

890. "Map of Indiana County, Pennsylvania." No publisher, ca. 1875. With geological survey notations in crayon. Condition: very fragile. 1 item.

891. "Fort Ligonier," 1830. Hand drawn. Condition: fragile. 1 item.

892. "Map of the Great Central Oil Basin on Pithole Creek, Venango, Pennsylvania." Henry Ramsay, 1865. Shows: Property owners. Hand drawn. 21 x 30. 1 item. Condition: good.

893. "Map of Oil Lands, McLinney Farm Leased to the United States Petroleum Company," ca. 1865. Shows: Property owners. Hand drawn. 14 1/2 x 23 1/2. 1 item. Condition: good.

894. "Rand McNally Official Auto Road Map, Pennsylvania," 1928. Shows: All marked highways, distances, city maps, geography, history, points of interest, populations, altitudes, tourist camps, hotels, garages, and motor, fish and game laws. 1 pamphlet, printed. 1 1/4 x 7 1/2, 60 pages.

895. "County Atlas of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. From recent and actual surveys and records by F. W. Beers, C. E. and A. B. Cochran, C. E." Published by F. W. Beers and Company, 1875. 133 pages, 13 x 16 1/2. (2 copies) Condition: 1st copy fragile, 2nd copy good.

896. "Illustrated Historical Atlas of Berks County, Pennsylvania." …Compiled and drawn from personal examinations, surveys, and under the personal supervision of F. A. Davis and H. L. Kochersperger…by the Reading Publishing House, 1876. 37 pages and index. 15 x 17 1/2. Condition: fragile.

897. "Atlas of York County, Pennsylvania." Illustrated from actual surveys by and under the direction of Beach Nichols. Published by Pomeroy, Whitman and Company, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1876. 81 pages. 14 1/2 x 17. Condition: fragile.

898. "Atlas of Franklin County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys under the direction of D. G. Beers. Published by Pomeroy and Beers, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1868. 57 pages. 14 x 16. Condition: fragile. (2 copies).

899. "Caldwell's Illustrated Historical Combination Atlas of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys under the direction of J. H. Newton, C. E. Published by J. A. Caldwell, Condit, Ohio, 1878. 219 pages. 17 1/4 x 15. Condition: fragile.

900. "County Atlas of Lebanon, Pennsylvania." From recent and actual surveys and records under the superintendence of F. W. Beers. Published by F. A. Davis, 200 North Sixth Street, Reading, Pennsylvania and 10 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1875. 81 pages. 13 x 16. Condition: fragile.

901. "New Illustrated Atlas of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania." From surveys by F. A. Davis and H. L. Kochersperger. Published by the Reading Publishing House, Reading, Pennsylvania, 1876. 37 pages and index. 14 1/2 x 17. Condition: fragile.

902. "Roe's Atlas of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania," ca. 1900. 91 pages. 15 1/2 x 19 1/2. Condition: fragile.

903. "Atlas of the City of Allentown, Pennsylvania." From official records, private plans, and actual surveys by C. M. Hunter. Published by J. D. Scott and Company, 30 1/2 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1888. Pages unnumbered. 15 x 21 1/4. Condition: fragile.

904. "Farm Line and Borough Atlas of Delaware County, Pennsylvania." Compiled from Dr. Ash's map of actual surveys, official records, private plans by William S. Miller, St. J. Ogier, William S. McDonald and Forsey Breau. Published by E. W. Smith and Company 17 & 19 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1892. Pages unnumbered. 17 x 22. Condition: fragile.

905. "Atlas of Centre County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys by and under the direction of Beach Nichols. Published by A. Pomeroy, 31 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1874. 90 pages. 13 x 15 1/2. Condition: fragile.

906. "Atlas of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys and under the direction of S. N. and D. G. Beers. Published by A. Pomeroy, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1867. 72 pages. 14 1/2 x 16. Condition: fragile.

907. "New Illustrated Atlas of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania." Compiled and drawn from personal examinations and surveys and under the personal supervision of F. A. Davis and published under the superintendence of H. L. Kochersperger by the Reading Publishing House, Reading, Pennsylvania, 1876. 82 pages and index. 15 x 17 1/2. Condition: fragile.

908. "Atlas of Wayne County, Pennsylvania." From recent and actual surveys and records under the superintendence of F. W. Beers. Published by A. Pomeroy and Company, 36 Vesey Street, New York, 1872. 67 pages. 13 x 16. (2 copies) Condition: both fragile.

909. "Atlas of the City of York, York County, Pennsylvania." From official records, railroad surveys by the author. Drawn and published by Frederick B. Roe, surveyor and draughtsman, no. 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, 1903. 16 1/2 x 19. 17 plates. (2 copies) Condition: both fragile.

910. "Atlas of the City of Williamsport, Pennsylvania." Published by C. M. Hunter, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1888. 13 plates. 16 x 22. Condition: fragile.

911. "County Atlas of Tioga, Pennsylvania." From recent and actual surveys and records under the superintendence of G. H. Walker and C. F. Jewett. Published by F. W. Beers and Company, 36 Vesey Street, New York, 1875. 109 pages. 13 x 16. Condition: fragile.

912. "Atlas of the City of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania." Compiled from actual surveys, official maps and records by W. H. Sturdevant, Civil Engineer, 1894. Published by J. L. Smith, No. 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 20 plates. 18 x 23. Condition: fragile.

913. "Bridgen's Atlas of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys by H. F. Bridgens and assistant. Published by D. S. Bare, Lancaster County, 1864. 43 plates. 16 1/4 x 16. Condition: fragile.

914. "Atlas of the City of Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania." Compiled , drawn and published from official plans and actual surveys by F. B. Roe, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1888. 75 pages. 15 1/2 x 19 1/2. Condition: fragile.

915. "County Atlas of Carbon, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys by and under the direction of F. W. Beers. Published by F. W. Beers and Company. 36 Vesey Street, New York, 1875. 82 pages. 13 1/4 x 16 1/2. (2 copies) Condition: both fragile.

916. "Combination Atlas Map of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania." Compiled, drawn and published from personal examinations and surveys by J. D. Scott, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1877. 107 pages. 14 1/2 x 17 1/4. Condition: Fragile.

917. "Atlas of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania." From the actual surveys by and under the direction of F. W. Beers. Published by F. W. Beers and Company, 93 & 95 Maiden Lane, New York, 1872. 48 plates. 13 x 15 1/2. Condition: fragile.

918. "Illustrated Historical Combination Atlas of Cambria County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys by and under the directions of J. A. Caldwell. Published by Atlas Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1890. 194 pages. 14 x 17. Condition: fragile.

919. "Combination Atlas Map of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania." Compiled, drawn, and published from personal examinations and surveys by Everts and Stewart, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1875. 107 pages and business directory. 14 1/4 x 17 1/2. Condition: fragile.

920. "Atlas of the City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania." Compiled from official records, actual surveys, and private plans by G. William Baist, Topographical Engineer. Published by J. L. Smith, 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1886. 17 plates. 16 x 20. Condition: fragile.

921. "Draft of 1,842 acres of Coal Lands adjoining the Susquehanna River by one line of 300 perches situate on Nescopeck Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, April 6, 1838. Henry Cole. 32 1/2 x 31 1/2. Condition: very fragile.

922. "Green County, Pennsylvania- Road Map." Copyright, 1906. 8 3/4 x 11 3/4. Condition: very fragile.

923. "Undrilled Areas of the Southern Part of the Kinzua and the Northern Part of the Kane Quadrangles." Department of Internal Affairs. Topographic and Geologic Survey Sheet 2, 1945. 17 x 22. Condition: fragile.

924. "Map of a part of the town of Germania and Lands belonging to the Pennsylvania Land and Farm Association." According to surveys made by Gustav R. Winkler, 1856. Printed in English and German. 24 x 29. Condition: very fragile.

925. "Undrilled Areas of the Sheffield Quadrangle, Pennsylvania." Department of Internal Affairs, Topographic and Geologic Survey, by C. S. Matteson, 1945. 17 1/2 x 21 1/2. Printed, black and white. Condition: fragile.

926. "Map of the Bradford or Northern Oil Region." By J. Opperman, Civil Engineer, Bradford, Pennsylvania, ca. 1878. 29 1/2 x 30. Printed, black and white with Second Geological Survey notations in color and pencil. Condition: fragile.

927. "Map of the Borough of Shamokin, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania." Published by O. M. Fowler, 1873. Engraved and printed by H. J. Toudy and Company Steam Lithograph, 529 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Printed, in color. With Second Geological Survey stamp. 27 1/2 x 39 x1/2. Condition: fragile.

928. "Topographical Map of Coal and Iron Ore Lands of the Cambria Iron Company adjacent to their iron and steel works," Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 1876. John Fulton, E. M. Printed, black and white. 20 x 26. Fragmentary (lower left corner missing) 3 sections: a. mineral rights owned by company b. land owned by company and fee simple c. unlabelled. 2 copies each.

929. "Regional Plan for the Philadelphia Tri-State District." Prepared by the Regional Planning Federation, 1931. 3 sections: a. Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery Counties Section (sheet #6) b. Bucks County Section (sheet #11) c. Chester County Section (sheet #6). Printed, in color. 44 1/2 x 64 each. Condition: good.

930. "County of Allegheny, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania." Department of Public Works, Bureau of Roads. Same as map #29, only for year 1928. 40 1/2 x 43. Condition: fragile.

931. "Plan of the Village of Wellersburg with Proposed Extension." William Sides, Surveyor. Lithograph by A. Hoen and Company, Second Street, Baltimore, ca. 1875. Printed, black and white. 19 x 23 1/2. Condition: fragile.

932. "Plan of No. 4 Mine of Penn Gas Coal Company on Youghiogheny River, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania." Accompanying report of William Wilcox, Inspector of Bituminous Mines, 1^st District, Pennsylvania. Hand drawn in ink. 15 3/4 x 19 1/2. Condition: fragile.

933. "Maps and data for apportionment of the State of Pennsylvania." Including constitutional provisions, present apportionment acts and outline maps of the State of Pennsylvania and counties of Allegheny, Berks, Blair, Cambria, Chester, Dauphin, Delaware, Erie, Fayette, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lehigh, Luzerne, Montgomery, Northampton, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Washington, Westmoreland, and York and Cities of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Altoona, Erie and Scranton with population of 1910, vote for governor 1910, and vote for president 1908 and 1912, by Minor Civil Division. Prepared under direction of W. Harry Baker, Secretary of the Senate, 1913. 1 volume. 74 pages. Printed, black and white. 19 1/2 x 12 1/2. Condition: fragile.

934. "Map of the Anthracite Coal Fields of Pennsylvania." Showing the properties owned or controlled by the serveral mining companies and the location of the several colleries upon each. Pottsville office, September, 1892. 25 1/2 x 29 1/2. Blueprint with colored pencil. Condition: very fragile.

935. "Pennsylvania State Weather Service Flood Map, May 31 to June 3, 1889, Johnstown Flood." W. P. Tatham, Chairman, H. L. Ball, Observer in Charge. Printed, read on white. 21 1/2 x 34 1/2. Condition: very fragile.

936. "Map of the Battle of Gettysburg." From original surveys by the Engineers of the Commission, Gettysburg National Park Commission. Drawn by S. A. Hammond, 1983. Printed, black, red, yellow and green on white. 52 x 34 1/2. Condition: fragile.

937. "Map of Harrisburg City," 1895. A. Forsey Brion, C. E. Printed, black and red on white. 40 x 34. Condition: very fragile.

938. (Father Bonnecamp's map) "Carte dun Voyage Fait dans la Belle Riviere en la Nouvelle France," 1749 par le reverend pere Bonnecaps Jesuette Matematicier. Reprinted, black on white. 12 1/2 x 10 1/2.

939. "A Topographical map of the Route of a Proposed Canal and the Counewago and Baltimore." Drawn by direction of the Canal Commissioners by F. Lucas, Jr. 16 x 19 1/2. Printed, black and white. Hand colored, [n.d.].

940. "The British and French Dominions in North America, Particularly Shewing the French Encroachments Through all the British Plantations from Nova Scotia down to the Gulf of Mexico." [Printed for T. Bowles in St. Paul's Church Yard and John Bowles and son at the Black Horse in Cornhil, ca. 1758.] Printed, blac, red green, yellow on white. 19 1/2 x 25. Condition: fragile.

941. "Map of the Lands of the Union Coal Company." Lithograph by Alan Hoen and Company, Second Street, Baltimore, Maryland, ca. 1850. Printed, black on white.

942. "Geological and Topographical Map of the Anthracite Fields of Pennsylvania." Constructed from originial explanations and intrumental surveys conducted by Henry D. Rogers, State Geologist, 1855. Topographical Assistants, J. P. Lesley, A. A. Dalson, W. B. Rogers, Jr. Printed by W. & A. K. Johnson. Black, gray, yellow and pink on white. 27 1/2 x 70 1/2. Condition: fragile.

943. "Atlas of Chester County, Pennsylvania." From actual surveys by H. F. Bridgens, A. R. Witmer and others. Published by A. R. Witmer, Safe Harbor, Lancaster County, 1873. 1 volume. 15 1/2 x 15 3/4. Printed. Condition: very fragile, some pages missing.

944. Same as above, only 1874.

945. Same as 210, only 1888.

946. "Northumberland County, Pennsylvania," 1856.

947. "Map of Stoney Creek Bituminous and Anthracite Coal Field in Dauphin and Lebanon Counties comprising the Stoney Creek Coal Estate and that of the Dauphin and Susquehanna Coal Company and the Lykens, Bear Valley and Swatara Anthracite Coal Regions." Compiled by Richard C. Taylor. 26 x 33. Printed, black, red, and green on white. Condition: very fragile.

948. "Pennsylvania Game Commission Sportsmen's Recreation Map - Public Lands - Leased Lands." 33 1/2 x 54. Drawn by G. P. Gobrecht. Shows: the state's public parks and state game lands, plus six accompanying "Outdoor Recreation Maps" detailing six regional recreation zones. Each item 36 x 24, 1986.

948a. Overall map of state, 33 1/2 x 54. Divided into six regions:
948b. Northeast Region, 36 x 24.
948c. Southeast Region, 36 x 24.
948d. Northcentral Region, 36 x 24.
948e. Southcentral Region, 36 x 24.
948f. Northwest Region, 36 x 24.
948g. Southwest Region, 36 x 24.

949. "Map of City of Harrisburg," ca. 1821. Pen and ink on brown paper. 27 x 38 1/2. Shows: Capitol Building.

950. "North America Divided into its Principall Parts Where are distinguished the severall States which belong to the English, Spanish, and French to the most serene and most sacred majesty of Charles II, By the Grace of God King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, this map of North America is most humbly dedicated and presented by your Majesties Loyal Subject and Servant, William Berry," 1680. 24 1/2 x 35.

951. "Post Route Map - Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland and of the District of Columbia and adjacent part of New York, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia," 1869. Map designed and constructed under the orders of Second Assistant Post Master General George William McLellan by W. L. Nicholson, Topographer of Post Office Department. Map in two sections. Drawn by C. H. Poole. Scale: 6 miles = 1 inch. Map Contains: Explanation of mail service, general statistics, and distances. 21 1/2 x 31. Condition: Poor; torn in half.

952. "Geological and Topographical Map of the Anthracite Fields of the Pennsylvania," 1858. Constructed from original explorations conducted by Henry D. Rogers, State Geologist; assisted by J. P. Lesley, A. A. Dalson, W. B. Rogers, Jr. Scale: 1 inch = 10 miles. Map contains: explanation of signs and colors. J. L. Smith, Map Publisher, No. 27 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 28 1/2 x 72. Condition: good; torn through in one crease, and general tears and creases.

953. "Map of the Lands of the Union Coal Company," [n. d.] Scale: Horizontal 500 feet = 1 inch; Vertical 500 feet = 1 inch. Lithograph by A. Horn & Company, Second and Balto. 21 x 29. Condition: fragile.

954. “Pennsylvania Drawn by John M. George at Burlington [NJ] Boarding Seminary

955. “Proposed Air Mail Pick-Up and Delivery Routes” [in Penna] copyright 1940 by

956. “Map of Proposed Madison County containing parts of Montgomery, Berks and

957. Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map issued free by Department of Transportation, Howard Yerusalim, P.E. Secretary, © 1989, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services, 37” x 22½”

958. “Pennsylvania Political Subdivisions,” Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community Affairs, January 1, 1965, black print on paper, 30” x 19¾”

959 “Patterson Farm Line Map of Greene County, Pennsylvania,” Copyright 1914 by

E. D. Patterson Waynesburg

960. “Historical Map of Elk County.” Compiled by Harry M. Hill. Drawn by John R. Miller. Copyright MCMLXIV. Nupp Printing Co., Sykesville, PA. 23” x 27 3/8”

961. “Pennsylvania, the Keystone State”, Spring print. Legonda Springfield, O.

962. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Lebanon County, April 1925 (1 volume).
962a. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Index, Harrisburg , April 1956 (1 volume).
962b. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Volume 1, Harrisburg, April 1956 (1 volume).
962c. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Volume 2, Harrisburg, April 1956 (1 volume).
962d. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Volume 3, Harrisburg, April 1956 (1 volume).

963. “Map of Parts of the City of Washington Showing Position of the Several

James A. Beaver

Washington, D.C. Printed on paper, 39 ¾” x 26”

964. “Pennsylvania Turnpike, Welcome to the World’s Greatest Highway,” Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Harrisburg, PA. Printed 6/15/57. Printed in color on paper, 23” x 16¾”

965. “Pennsylvania Turnpike, Welcome to the World’s Greatest Highway,” Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, 11 N. Fourth Street, Harrisburg, PA. Printed in color on paper [ca. 1955], 22 1/8” x 9½”

966. “Pennsylvania’s State Forests and Parks.” “Recreational Map of Pennsylvania Showing parks, recreational areas, towers and monuments.” Harrisburg, 1949. Department of Forest and Waters. Printed in color on paper, 36 ½” x 23 ¾”

967. “Sportsman’s Map of Pennsylvania State Game Lands, State Game Refuges, State Forests, Etc. Pennsylvania Game Commission, 1952, printed in color on paper, 36 ¼” x 23 ¼”

968. Title Page: “Tourist Map of Pennsylvania Showing The State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads”, Department of Highways, April 1926. Legend: “Map Showing Pennsylvania State Highway Routes”, Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Printed in color on paper, 33” x 22”

969. Title Page: “Map Showing Pennsylvania State Highway Routes 1928,” Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Legend: Tourist Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, Department of Highways, May 1928, printed to color on paper, 33” x 21¾”

970. Title Page: “Official Pennsylvania Road Map 1934”, Department of Highways,

Harrisburg. Legend: “1934 Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and The Main Connecting Roads, Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Printed in color on paper, 41” x 26 3/8”

971. Title Page: “Official Pennsylvania Road Map”, Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Legend: Official Road Map of Pennsylvania Showing the State Highway System and Main Connecting Roads, Department of Highways, Harrisburg. Date: ca. 1941. Turnpike—Carlisle to Irwin, Arthur H. James, Gov; Hughes, Secretary of Highways. Printed in color on paper, 36 ½” x 23 ¼”

972. Title Page: “You’ve got a Friend in Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map,”

Department of Transportation. Legend: “Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map.” Copyright 1982, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 37” x 22 5/8”

973. Title Page: “You’ve Got a Friend in Pennsylvania Official Tourist Map”, Department of Transportation. Legend: “Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map”, Department of Transportation. Copyright 1984, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 36 7/8” x 22¾”

974. Title Page: “Welcome to Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map”, Department of Transportation. Legend “Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map”, Department of Transportation, Howard Yerusalim, P.E., Secretary. Prepared by Department of Transportation in Cooperation with Federal Highway Administration Department of Environmental Resources Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Department of Commerce.” Copyright 1987, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 36 7/8” x 22¾”

975. Title Page: “Pennsylvania America Starts Here 1993 Official Transportation Map” Department of Transportation. Legend: Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map “Department of Transportation, Howard Yerusalim, P.E., Secretary. Prepared by Department of Transportation in Cooperation with Federal Highway Administration Department of Environmental Resources Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Department of Commerce.” Copyright 1993, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 36 7/8” x 22¾”

976. Title Page: “Pennsylvania 1995-1996 Official Transportation Map.”

Legend: “Pennsylvania Official Transportation Map, Department of Transportation, Bradley L. Mallory, Secretary Computer Generated by Cartographic Information Division Bureau of Transportation Systems in Cooperation with Federal Highway Administration, Department of Environmental Resources, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, Department of Commerce.” Copyright 1995, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 36 7/8 x 22 5/8

977. Title Page: “Pennsylvania Memories Last a Lifetime 1997-1998 Official Transportation and Tourism Map.” Legend: Pennsylvania Official Transportation and Tourism Map, Department of Transportation, Bradley L. Mallory, Secretary Computer Generated by Cartographic Information Division Bureau of Planning and Research Department of Transportation in Cooperation with Federal Highway Administration, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, Department of Community & Economic Development.” Copyright 1997, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 36 7/8” x 26 7/8”

978. Title Page: “Official Transportation and Tourism Map, “Pennsylvania Memories

That Last a Lifetime.” ® Legend: Pennsylvania Official Transportation and Tourism Map, Department of Transportation, Bradley L. Mallory, Secretary Computer Generated by Cartographic Information Division Bureau of Planning and Research Department of Transportation in Cooperation with Federal Highway Administration, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, Department of Community & Economic Development.” Copyright 2000, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services. Printed in color on paper, 37 7/8” x 26 7/8”

979. Railroad Map of Pennsylvania Published by the Department of Internal Affairs of

Pennsylvania, 1904. Drawn and compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtman. (accn. 2812)

981. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, July 1-August 1, 1973 Jacob Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

982. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, June 1-July 1, 1973 Jacob Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

983. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, September 1-October 1, 1972, Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

984. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, August 1-September 1, 1972 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

985. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, June 1-July 1, 1972 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

986. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation May 1-June 1, 1972 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

987. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, April 1-May 1, 1972 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

988. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, August 1-September 1, 1971 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

989. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, July 1- August 1, 1971 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

990. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, June 1-July 1, 1971 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

991. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation May 1-June 1, 1971 Jacob G. Kassab, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

992. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, July 7-August 1, 1970 Victor W. Anckaitis, Secretary of Transportation. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

993. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Dec. 12, 1969-January 9, 1970 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

994. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Oct. 17-Nov. 14, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

995. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Sept. 19-Oct. 17, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

996. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Aug. 22-Sept. 19, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

997. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 25-Aug. 22, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

998. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 30-June 27, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

999. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 2-May 30, 1969 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1000. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Oct. 18-Nov. 15, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1001. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 31-June 28, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1002. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 3-May 31, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1003. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, April 5- May 3, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1004. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, March 8-April 5, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1005. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, February 9-March 8, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1006. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Dec. 15, 1967-Jan 12, 1968 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1007. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Oct. 20-Nov. 17, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1008. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Sept. 22-Oct. 20, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1009. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 28-Aug. 25, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1010. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, June 30-July 28, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1011. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, June 16-July 30, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1012. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, June 2-June 16, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1013. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 19-June 2, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1014. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 5-May 19, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1015. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, April 7-May 5, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1016. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Mar. 10-April 7, 1967 Robert G. Bartlett, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1017. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Jan. 13-Feb. 10, 1967 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1018. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Dec. 16, 1966-January 13, 1967 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1019. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Nov. 18-Dec. 16, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1020. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Aug. 26-Sept. 9, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1021. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Aug. 12-Aug. 26, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1022. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 29- Aug. 12, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1023. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 15- July 29, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1024. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 1- July 15, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1025. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, June 3- June 17, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1026. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, May 20-June 3, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1027. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, March 11-April 8, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1028. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Feb. 11-March 11, 1966 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1029. Construction Bulletin Issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, July 17-July 31, 1964 Henry D. Harral, Secretary of Highways. Printed in Black and Red on paper, 40” x 23”

1030. Bureau of Mines Map, n.d.

1031. Truesdale Collliery, map of Haulage (3) (not sure if all are the same)

1032. Map of Glen Alden Collieries in Luzerne County, 1958

1033. Wyoming Valley Mine Water East Pool Elevation and Proposed Control, n.d.

1034. Topographical Map of Anthracite Coal Mines, 1935

1035. Very long map of Topographical Map (USGS?) taped together with notations on coal mines, n.d.

1036. Map of State Forests of Pennsylvania, Growth and Location, July 15, 1930, Department of Forest and Waters.

1037. “Map of State Forests of Pennsylvania,” July 15, 1930. Department of Forests and Waters, Harrisburg, Charles E. Dorworth Secretary of Forests and Waters, Joseph S. Illick, Deputy Secretary and State Forester. Color, 13 x 21 in.

1038. Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR): “Pennsylvania System East of Pittsburgh and Buffalo and Its Connections, corrected to August 1, 1920. Black and white, 21 x 15.5 in.

1039-1046. Maps from Drake Well Museum.

1047. Route 6 – Roosevelt Highway of Pennsylvania: Scranton Chamber of Commerce, 1950. Color, folded, 9” x 32”.

1048. “Sketch Showing City Streets on the State Highway System in the City of Erie,” 1958. 10” x 15”.

1049. “Erie Vacationland” Street and Local Attraction Map, undated.

1050. “Map [Street] of the City of Erie,” January 1962.

1051. “The New Ideal State & County Survey Atlas of Pennsylvania,” Rand McNally, 1911.

1052. “FEMA 1939 Commercial Nuclear Power Plants” Map

1053. “Department of Environmental Resources Topographic and Geological Survey Map of Sullivan County,” 1973.

1054. “Department of Forests and Waters Stream Map of Pennsylvania,” 1960s.

1055. “Lehigh Valley Motor Club Highway Map of Lehigh County,” 1930s.

1056. Esso Road Map of Pennsylvania, 1957.

1057. Esso Road Map of Pennsylvania, 1964.

1058. Preferred Locations and Pennsylvania’s Historic Sites,” A. H. Carstens, 1961.

1059. Esso Road Map of Pennsylvania, 1955-1956.

1060. Champion Map of Greater Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1981.

1061. Harrisburg Hello Map of Downtown Improvement District, 2008.

1062. Map of the Township of Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. From Original Surveys by R. P. Bridgens, C. E., 1852. Lith’d & Published by R. & H. F. Bridgens, 215 North 6^th Street, Philadelphia. 37.5” x 59”. Shows property owners.

1063. Map of the Township of East Hempfield, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. From Original Surveys by H. F. Bridgens, 1853. 37” x 57”. Shows property owners.

1064. Map of Pennsylvania, Certified by the County Surveys Authorized by the State; and other Original Documents. Revised and Improved under the Supervision of Wm. E. Morris, Civil Engineer. Published by R. L. Barnes, N. E. Corner of 7^th and Market Streets, Philadelphia, 1852. 52” x 76”.

1065. Mitchell’s Reference and Distance Map of the United States, by J. H. Young, Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, 1836. 53” x 70”.

1066. Pennsylvania Economic Areas, undated (ca. 1940s). 34” x 59”.

1067. Map of the Oil District of Butler County, Pennsylvania. Published by G. M. Hopkins & Company, Philadelphia, 820 Walnut Street, 1873. Roughly 38” x 58”. Condition: Very Fragile.

1068. Map of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Pomeroy & S. W. Treat, Publishers, Philadelphia, 1860. Roughly 57” x 58”.

1069, 1070. Map of part of Mercer, Butler, and Venango Counties, Pennsylvania, Showing Coal Land of Mercer Mining and M. Company with Railroad Survey, also lands of the Pennsylvania C. A., 19 August 1864. J. H. Miller, C. E. 35” x 77.5”. 2 copies. Condition: Very Fragile.

1071. Cascade Coal Company Land Plot Map, undated. Condition: Very Fragile.

1072. Map of Pennsylvania, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, 1928. Mounted on pressboard, shows political subdivisions, waterways, railroads, etc. 56.25" x 33.75".

1073. "Atlas of the County of Allegheny, Pennsylvania," 1876. Surveyed and published under the direction of G.M. Hopkins, C.E., Philadelphia. (fragile) 17.75" x 14.25" Condition: Fragile.

1074. "Atlas of the County of Lawrence and the State of Pennsylvania," ca. 1870s. G.M. Hopkins. (fragile) 16" x 13.5" Condition: Fragile.

1075. "Combination Atlas of the County of Butler and the State of Pennsylvania" 1874. From actual surveys & official records, compiled & published by G.M. Hopkins & Co., Philadelphia. (fragile) 16" x 13.75" Condition: Fragile.

1076. "Atlas of Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania," 1873. From actual surveys by and under the direction of Beach Nichols, published by A. Pomeroy & Co., Philadelphia. 14" x 11"

1077. "Combination Atlas of the County of Mercer and the State of Pennsylvania," 1873. From actual surveys and official records, compiled and published by G.M. Hopkins & Co., Philadelphia. 15.5" x 13.75"

1078. "Combination Atlas of Erie County Pennsylvania," 1876. Compiled, drawn, and published from personal examinations and surveys, Everts, Ensign & Everts, Philadelphia. 16.5" x 14.25"

1079. "Atlas of Fulton County, Pennsylvania," 1916. Compiled and published by Frank P. Plessinger, county surveyor, and Francis M. Taylor, C.E. (2 copies) 15.75" x 14" Condition: Fragile.

1080. "North Branch Canal and its Connection with Philadelphia, New York & Baltimore and also with the Great West," ca. 1828-1856. 19.75" x 12.5"

1081. "Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission Map," printed on the back of a brochure titled: An Invitation from Pennn's "Land of the Forest," 1937. 32" x 18"

1082. "Map of Pennsylvania Showing Approximate Operating Territories of Investor Owned Power Systems (Without Reference to Charter or Franchise Areas) (R.E.A. Territories Not Indicated)", 1990. Prepared by Systems Operation Committee, Pennsylvania Electric Association. 30" x 20"

1083. "Map of a Trip from Philadelphia to Tinicum Island Delaware County, Pennsylvania, where the Swedes founded and for twelve years (1643-1655) maintained the first permanent colony in Pennsylvania and Other Points of Historic Interest in the old Swedish settlements of Wicaco, Passyunk and Kingsessing, Philadelphia. Made by Henry D. Paxson, 1926. 30" x 15.75"

1084. "Road Type Map of Pennsylvania Showing State Highways and Main Connecting Township and County Roads," issued by the Department of Highways, April 1931. Annotated in December 4, 1939 showing state and federal construction plans for 1939-1941.

1085. “Railroad Map of Pennsylvania, Published by the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania,” drawn and compiled by J. Sutton Wall, Chief Draughtsman, 1901.

1086. Harrisburg Planning Commission Map of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1964.

1087. "Maps Accompanying the Report of the Secretary of Internal Affairs on the Boundaries of the Commonwealth," 1887.
1088. "Atlas of Franklin County, Pennsylvania." Published by Pomeroy and Beers, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 1868. 57 pages. 14 x 16. Condition: fragile (1 vol.) (2nd copy).
1089. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 2, Bradford to Camp Hill, Bound, 1924-1929, 23.5 x 25.5 (1 vol.).
1090. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 3, Catasauqua to Connellsville, Bound, 1913-1939, 23 x 26 (1 vol.).
1091. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 6, Indiana to Lebanon, Bound, 1916-1930, 23.5 x 25.5 (1 vol.).
1092. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 7, Lock Haven to Midland, Bound, 1925-1939, 23 x 26 (1 vol.).
1093. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 8 Mifflinburg to New Wilmington, Bound, 1926-1929, 23.5 x 25.5(1 vol.).
1094. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. [unnumbered], Pittston, Bound, 1910-1948, 23 x 25.5 (1 vol.).
1095. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, Vol. 12, Stroudsburg to Towanda, Bound, 1923-1930, 23.5 x 25.5 (1 vol.)
1096. Lithograph, The Thomas Iron Company, Hokendauqua, Pa. "Thomas Vanadium," Moyer Auld Dec Co., c.1915 (1 item).
1097. Regional Map of Harrisburg. Drawn by Herman P. Miller, Jr., 1934, 36" x 36" (1 item).

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