Cartobibliography of Pennsylvania Maps Prior to 1800
Part 1: Maps in the Library of Congress

by John W. Docktor

(Editorial Note: This webpage is very long.)

1__V1
Johannes Vingboons, 16--
Caerte vande Svydt Rivier in Niew Nederland
Size: 19x27 cm. G3291.S12 coll .H3 Harrisse, v3, #14
Manuscript pen and ink with outline color map in the Henry Harrisse collection. Maps in this collection, attributed to Vingboons (Joan Vinckeboons), were made in the 17th century. This map shows the Delaware River and Bay with many of the smaller rivers flowing into the Delaware including the "Schuy Lors kil" (Schuylkill River).

114H4
Cornelius Hendricksen, 1614
Kaart van een gedeelte Van Nieuw Nederland, benevens het nieuw ontdeckte land, baye met drye rivieren, leggende op hoochte van 30 tot 40 graden
Size: 52x39 cm. Algemeen Rijksarchief Collection VEL 519, Fiche 112
Map is in a microfiche collection of maps and drawings from the Dutch Colonial Archives in The Hague. Size is of the original manuscript map, and two images are needed to reproduce this map. Numerous Indian tribes are shown. Many inaccuracies appear. The Susquehanna River empties into Delaware Bay, and a branch of the Susquehanna River flows into the upper Delaware River creating a island of what is now eastern Pennsylvania. In 1614-15 Captain Cornelius Hendricksen (Schipper Cornelis Hendricx) sailed up the Delaware River to the area that is now Philadelphia.

138A5
Anonymous, 1638
First Permanent Settlements on the Delaware
Size: 47x50 cm. Scale of 1: 210,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Reg) 1638"
An historical map issued in 1938 by the Finnish Book Concern, New York. The plate was made by Keystone Photo-Engraving Company, New York; and printed by Charles Francis Press, New York. Captions are in Finnish and English.

138D5
Dhelpula, 1638
Map of Delaware River Settlements
Size: 13x9 cm. Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Reg) 1638"
An historical map from the Vicksburg Evening Post, June 23, 1938. Map shows the locations of Swedish and Finnish settlements along the river.

155K5
Gregory B. Keen, 1655
Map of New Sweden
Size: 23x14 cm. Scale of 1: 760,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Region) New Sweden 1638-1655"
An historical map from Henry D. Paxson, "Where Pennsylvania History Began," 1926 (F167.P34).

155L6
Lindeström, 1655
Nova Suecia, Eller the Swenskas Revier in India Occidentals
Size: 14x69 cm. Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Region) (New Sweden) 1655"
Photostat of an historical map appearing in Lindeström, "Geographia Americae," Philadelphia, 1925, facing page 156 (F167.L73).

155L5.01
P. Lindström, 1655
Nova Svecia hodie dicta Pensylvania
Size: 41x18 cm. Titled Collection "United States Delaware River & Bay (Reg) 1654-55"
Copy made from a negative loaned by Yale University. This is a copy of an historical map from Thomas Campanius Holm, "Kort beskrifning om provicien Nya Swerige uti America," Stockholm, 1702, page 36. Swedish settlements along the Delaware River and Delaware Bay are shown. No scale is indicated. See 155L5, 202H5

155L5
P. Lindström, 1655
Nova Svecia hodie dicta Pensylvania
Size: 27x12 cm. Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Region) New Sweden 1655"
An historical map from Thomas Campanius Holm, "Kort beskrifning om provicien Nya Swerige uti America," Stockholm, 1702, page 36. Swedish settlements along the Delaware River and Delaware Bay are shown. See 155L5.01, 202H5

179A5
Anonymous, 1679
Lac Teiocha Rontiong du conmunement Lac Erie
Size: 16x25 cm. Scale of 1: 2,900,000 Titled Collection "United States Great Lakes Erie (Reg) 1679?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in French Bibl. Serv. Hydr. (B.4044-48) (Karpinski page 50). Map shows locations of Indian tribes and rivers around Lake Erie. Latitude, but not longitude, is indicated.

18_A5
Anonymous, 168-
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Part of Long Island
Size: 102x86 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania New Jersey & Part of Long Island 168-?"
A richly colored copy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add M.S. 5414.28). The map shows the area from the Atlantic Ocean to the Susquehanna River, and Philadelphia appears in the center of the map. It is oriented with west towards the top, and no scale is indicated.

181A4
Anonymous, 1681
A Map of Some of the South and eastbounds of Pennsylvania in America being partly Inhabited. Sold by John Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories, and by John Seller at his Shop in Popeshead Alley in Cornhill London
Size: 42x51 cm. Scale of 1: 460,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (South & East Bounds) 1681"
This is a facsimile, published in 1943, of an original map in the John Carter Brown Library. An additional four columns of text, in a 20x50 cm. box, are pasted beneath the original map. The text, written by William Penn, is a "Description" of his new colony. See 181A5, 181T1, 181A4.01

181A4.01
Anonymous, 1681
A Map of Some of the South and eastbounds of Pennsylvania in America being partly Inhabited. Sold by John Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories, and by John Seller at his Shop in Popeshead Alley in Cornhill London
Size: 42x52 cm. Scale of 1: 400,000 G1805.B6 1970 Vault, #15
Facsimile published by John Carter Brown Library of an original map appearing in "The Blathwayt Atlas, Volume I: The Maps." The original atlas was put together about 1683 in the office of the Lords of Trade and Plantations, the committee of the Privy Council charged by Charles II to advise him on matters concerning England's overseas colonies. William Blathwayt started working for that office in 1675. This atlas remained in his family until 1910, and was purchased by the Brown Library the following year. This map is a copy of Thornton's map of Pennsylvania. Four columns of text "A brief Account" describing the riches of the new colony appear on the bottom. See 181T1, 181A4

181A5
Anonymous, 1681
A Map of Some of the South and eastbounds of Pennsylvania in America being partly Inhabited. Sold by John Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories, and by John Seller at his Shop in Popeshead Alley in Cornhill London
Size: 42x51 cm. Scale of 1: 380,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1681"
A facsimile published in 1923 by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania of an original located in American Maps, volume 4, number 18 (F152.P285). The original map was drawn at the request of William Penn. See 181A4, 181T1

181H5
Thomas Holme, 1681
Copy of Part of Holme's Map of Pennsylvania Began in 1681
Size: 31x39 cm. Scale of 1: 70,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1681"
Photostat taken from a map in "The State of the Question of Jurisprudence and Boundary between New Jersey and Delaware." It is centered on New Castle (Delaware) county. An arc of a circle, as well as a radial line extending 12 miles from Newcastle, is drawn. The Brandywine and Christiana Rivers are clearly shown.

181T1
John Thornton, 1681
A Map of Some of the South and eastbounds of Pennsylvania in America being partly Inhabited. Sold by John Thornton at the Signe of England Scotland and Ireland in the Minories, and by John Seller at his Shop in Popeshead Alley in Cornhill London
Size: 42x52 cm. Scale of 1: 400,000 G3820 1681 .T Vault
No cartographer's name appears on this map, but the Library of Congress gives John Thornton credit for this map. Thornton and John Seller were publishers of this map. Tyacke (in "English Mapping of America," Mercator Society, New York Public Library, 1986) credits Thomas Holme as the author of this map, but I have been unable to find any other substantiation of this claim. This is thought to be the first distinct map of Pennsylvania. The map shows easily navigable rivers and line drawings of trees commonly found in Pennsylvania. "Fort Sesquahana," an abandoned Indian fort, and a few settlements along the Delaware River are the only place names indicated. Many features of the map were copied from Augustine Herrman's 1673 map of Maryland. Other copies of this map, but not this one, include four columns of text "A brief Account" describing the natural resources of the colony, William Penn's plans for governing the colony, and suggestions about what items prospective immigrants should bring to the new colony. See 181A4, 181A5, 181A4.01

183H5.0A
Thomas Holme, 1683
A Portraiture of the City of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania in America by Thomas Holme Surveyor General, sold by Andrew Sowle in Shoreditch London
Size: 30x45 cm. Scale of 1: 9,000 G3824.P5 1683 .H6 1965
Facsimile published by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., in 1965. This is number 15 of an edition limited to 500 copies. See 183H5

183H5
Thomas Holme, 1683
A Portraiture of the City of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania in America by Thomas Holme Surveyor General, sold by John Thornton in the Minories and Andrew Sowle in Shoreditch London
Size: 30x44 cm. Scale of 1: 8,500 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) 1683"
Photocopy of an original map in William Penn's "Letter from Penn to Society of Free Traders 1683" (F152.P29 Rare Book Room). See 183H5.0A

184H5
Thomas Holme, 1684
Afteykeninge van de Stadt Philadelphia in de Provinstie van Penn-Sylvania in Americae de Copie tot London
Size: 20x31 cm. Scale of 1: 9,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) [1684]"
Photostat of a German copy of Thomas Holme's map by Jacob Claus. Map appears in the book "Missive van William Penn Eylgenour en Gouverneur von Pennsylvania," Amsterdam, 1682 (F152.P296 Rare Book Room).

184P4
William Pollock, 1684
Philadelphia as William Penn knew it, 1684. Drawn by William Wilson Pollock with the historical collaboration of Albert Cook Myers
Size: 44x28 cm. Scale of 1: 4,400 G3824.P5 1684 .P6
An historical cadastral map showing landowners which was published in Philadelphia, 1932 in "commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the first arrival, October 24, 1682, of William Penn in America, 1682-1932."

187H4
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsilvania In America Begun by Wil. Penn Proprietary & Governour thereof Anno 1681
Size: 84x143 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 G3820 1687 .H Vault
Cadastral map of the counties of Chester, Philadelphia, and Bucks. Engraved by F. Lamb and "sold by Rob. Greene at the Rose & Crowne in Budg row and by John Thornton at the Platt in the Minories London." The northwest corner of the map was repaired with a photograph of an earlier edition of Holme's map in the British Library.

187H8
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsilvania In America Begun by William Penn Proprietary & Governour thereof Anno 1681
Size: 84x137 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania after 1687"
This is a reproduction, produced by Charles L. Warner in 1870, of the third edition of Holme's map of Philadelphia.

187H6.0B
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsilvania In America Begun by William Penn Proprietary & Governour thereof Anno 1681
Size: 82x142 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 G1260.P5 1896, #23
A facsimile reproduction of an original in Philadelphia Library. From Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-6.

187H6
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsilvania In America Begun by William Penn Proprietary & Governour thereof Anno 1681
Size: 82x142 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1687"
A facsimile reproduction of a original in Philadelphia Library. From Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-6.

187H5
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsilvania In America Begun by William Penn Proprietary & Governour thereof Anno 1681
Size: 82x140 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1687"
This is a colored copy of an original map in the British Library. The original map is thought to be the second edition made after 1706. F. Lamb was the engraver, and Robert Greene and John Thornton were the sellers of the original map. Nine columns of text, "A Geneal description of the Province of Pennsylvania in America" appear under the map.

187H7
Thomas Holme, 1687
A Mapp of ye Improved Part of Pensilvania in America, Divided into Countyes Townships and Lottts
Size: 40x54 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1687"
This is a photocopy of an original in the Rosenwald Collection. The cartouche says that the map is dedicated and presented to William Penn by Jn. Harris. The map was sold by P. Lea.

187H1
Thomas Holme, 1687
A mapp of ye improved part of Pensilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts.
Size: 40x55 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 G3820 1687 .H6 Vault
First issue. Shows names and property lines of settlers. Dedication is signed Ino. Harris, and the map was sold in London by "P. Lea at ye Atlas and Hercules in Cheapside." There is an inset map of Philadelphia. See 195H2

187H3.01
Thomas Holme, 1687
A mapp of ye improved part of Pensilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts.
Size: 41x55 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 G3820 1687 .H6 Faden 8
Shows names and property lines of settlers. Dedication is signed Ino. Harris. Map was "sold by Geo. Willdey." There is an inset map of Philadelphia. This map is from the Faden collection. Annotation on the map folder gives a date of ca.1715 for this map.

187H2
Thomas Holme, 1687
A mapp of ye improved part of Pensilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts.
Size: 41x55 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 G3820 1687 .H61 Vault
Third issue. Shows names and property lines of settlers. Dedication is signed Ino. Harris. There is an inset map of Philadelphia. See 187H1

187H3
Thomas Holme, 1687
A mapp of ye improved part of Pensilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts.
Size: 39x54 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 G3820 1687 .H62 Vault
First issue. Shows names and property lines of settlers. Dedication is signed Ino. Harris. Map was "sold by P. Lea at ye Atlas and Hercules in Cheapside." There is an inset map of Philadelphia. This map is from the Rosenwald Collection, number 1308.

187H6.0A
Thomas Holme, 1687
Facsimile of Holme's map of the province of Pennsylvania with the names of the original purchasers from William Penn, begun in 1681
Size: 79x138 cm. Scale of 1: 66,000 G3820 1687 .H6 1846 Vault
A facsimile reproduction "from the original in Philadelphia Library by the anastatic process" done by Lloyd P. Smith in 1846. The original map was sold by Robert Greene and John Thornton.

187H9
Thomas Holme, 1687
Pennsylvania in 1687: a mapp of ye improved part of Pennsilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts / surveyed by Tho. Holme
Size: 36x50 cm. Scale of 1: 186,000 G3820 1687 .H6 1981
Facsimile issued by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., in 1981. Reproduced "from an engraving in the collection of the Library Company of Philadelphia. This edition of the map...is the reduced version published in London about 1700." Shows rural landholders' names and lots in Philadelphia, Chester, and Bucks Counties. The original map "Sold by Geo. Willdey...London."

188M1
Robert Morden, 1688
A New Map of New Jarsey and Pensilvania
Size: 14x12 cm. G1015.M68 1688 Vault p. 567
Map appears in the atlas "Geography Rectified" (Phillips 498). Pennsberry, Philadelphia, Chester, and New Castle are shown. Many streams flowing in to the Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers are named. See 193M1, 200M1, 200M1.01

19_T7
Ralph N. Thompson, 169-
Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, map of original grantees / the ... grantee map has been prepared by Ralph N. Thompson, Director of Research, Lower Makefield Historical Society
Size: 44x55 cm. Scale of 1: 19,200 G3824.L79G465 169- .T4
"The grantee map in dark ink overlays a modern street map ..." and was made by Ralph N, Thompson in 1987. It shows land grants with grantees' names, town of origin, and acreage around the borough of Yardley. See 298T7

190S1
John Seller, 1690
Pensilvania by John Seller
Size: 12x14 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 G1015.S53 1690 Vault, #44
Miniature map, with outline color, appears in Seller's "A New Systeme of Geography" (Phillips 4267). Philadelphia and Chester are the only Pennsylvania towns shown. Several tribal names are placed along the Susquehanna River. Map copies many features from Augustine Herrman's map of Maryland. Seller reissued this map in the 1700 'Atlas Terrestris." See 200S1

193M1
Robert Morden, 1693
A New Map of New Jarsey and Pensilvania
Size: 14x12 cm. G1015.M68 1693 Vault, p. 597
Map appears in the atlas "Geography Rectified" (Phillips 4268). Pennsberry, Philadelphia, Chester, and New Castle are shown. Many streams flowing in to the Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers are named. "Pag. 76" is engraved in the top right corner of the map. See 188M1, 200M1, 200M1.01

195H2
Thomas Holme, 1695
A mapp of ye improved part of Pensilvania in America, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts.
Size: 41x55 cm. Scale of 1: 170,000 G3820 1687 .H6 Faden 8
Second issue. Shows names and property lines of settlers. Dedication is signed Ino. Harris, and the map was sold in London by George Willdey. There is an inset map of Philadelphia. See 187H1

198B6
A. Baldwin, 1698
Pennsylvania and West Jersey
Size: 16x20 cm. Scale of 1: 750,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (and New Jersey) 1698"
Reproduction from Heston, Alfred, "Absegami: Annals of Eyren Haven and Atlantic City 1609 to 1904," 1904 (F142.A8115), between pages 174-175, volume 1. This map is a larger version of Balwin's 1698 map of Pennsylvania and West Jersey. See 198B5

198B5
A. Baldwin, 1698
Pennsylvania and West Jersey
Size: 11x13 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania ( & New Jersey) 1698"
Photostat from Thomas, Gab., "Historical Geographical Account of the Province & Country of Pensilvania & of West New Jersey," 1698, Philip Lea (F152.T44 Rare Book Room). See 202B5

198P7
Edward Penington, 1698
A description of two lotts in the city of Philadelphia, with one belonging to the Proprietary, William Penn, the other to his daughter, Lætitia Penn, together with the streets & lotts bounding them. Drawn this 23d day of the 12th month 1698.
Size: 43x30 cm. Scale of 1: 600 G3824.P5G46 1698 .P4 1882
"Facsimile of the original plat of the lots assigned to William and Lætitia Penn, drawn 23d of the 12th month 1698, and recovered 4th of 9th month 1882." Facsimile by William Boogher of a manuscript map done by the Surveyor General Edward Penington.

199F5.0A
Thomas Fairman, 1699
Survey Henry Goldny & Co. tract
Size: 33x25 cm. Scale of 1: 50,000 G1260.P5 1896, #11
A survey by Thomas Fairman reproduced from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

199F5
Thomas Fairman, 1699
Survey Henry Goldny & Co. tract
Size: 33x25 cm. Scale of 1: 50,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bucks (County) Goldny Tract"
A survey by Thomas Fairman reproduced from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

2__A5.0A
Anonymous, 17--
Delaware Bay
Size: 23x72 cm. Scale of 1: 215,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) ( & River to Philadelphia) 17--"
Copy of a manuscript map in Spanish Dir. de Hidrografia, Madrid (9a-2,116). A Spanish map of the River with sounding and shoals indicated. Karpinski page 96.

2__A9
Anonymous, 17--
Fort (Pittsburgh)
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 1,400 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort 17-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add. ms. 21686). The outlines of Fort Pittsburgh as well as a profile of the Fort's walls are shown.

2__A9.0C
Anonymous, 17--
Fort at Iuniata
Size: 32x41 cm. Scale of 1: 720 G3823.B3S3 17-- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57716, 9). Map shows the fort along the Juniata River, and the road from Bedford to Littleton.

2__A8.0B
Anonymous, 17--
Fort Bedford
Size: 35x47 cm. Scale of 1: 900 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bedford (City) (on Juniata Creek) [17--]"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add. M.S. 33231NN.9). Shows the plan of Fort Bedford with adjacent homes and the hospital. A similar manuscript map can be found in the George III collection of the British Library. A manuscript entry, in another hand, reads "Handed over to Lieutn. Monier??i?en? K.E. by his father in 1872." See 2__A8

2__A8.0A
Anonymous, 17--
Fort Bedford
Size: 33x45 cm. Scale of 1: 900 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bedford Fort (City) [17--]"
A printed copy of a manuscript map in the George III Collection, British Library. Shows the plan of Fort Bedford with adjacent homes and the hospital. This map and the manuscript map from which it was copied depict a profile view of the Fort's walls with the notation "section thro A. B." Points A and B, marked on the original, map are omitted on this printed copy. This map was printed by D. Chillas in Philadelphia. See 2__A8

2__A8
Anonymous, 17--
Fort Bedford
Size: 34x48 cm. Scale of 1: 900 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bedford Fort 17--"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the George III Collection, British Library. Shows the plan of Fort Bedford with adjacent homes and the hospital. See 2__A8.0A, 2__A8.0B

2__A9.0A
Anonymous, 17--
Fort Pitt
Size: 35x28 cm. Scale of 1: 4,750 G3824.P6:2F6 17-- .F6
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714, 13). The outlines of Fort Duquesne south of Fort Pitt, and Mercer's Fort north of Fort Pitt are shown

2__B7
Anonymous, 17--
Map of Exeter Township
Size: 39x32 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Boone homes - ancestors of Daniel Boone 17-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Historical Society of Wisconsin (Draper 1C48). Map shows the location of the home where Daniel Boone was born. It also shows the location of the homes of his grandfather and two uncles. An entry on the map reads that it was "copied by F. M. Jones, son of Nicholas Jones a descendant of the Swedes who Landed in the Country in 1638."

2__B5
Anonymous, 17--
Mr. Boone Settlement in now Berks County Pennsylvania
Size: 11x13 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Boone's birthplace 17-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison (Draper 25C4, Z6621.W79). No scale in indicated. The map appears to have been copied from William Scull's 1770 map of Pennsylvania.

2__A5
Anonymous, 17--
Nouvelle Carte de la Pensylvanie, Maryland Virginie et Nouvelle Iarsey
Size: 16x16 cm. Scale of 1: 2,500,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Maryland, Virginia, and New Jersey) 17-?"
Colored map with Chesapeake Bay in the center. Philadelphia is shown on the 40th parallel. The Pennsylvania-Maryland boundary line is drawn on the 40th parallel and it goes through Philadelphia.

2__A7
Anonymous, 17--
Philadelphia and Adjacent Country
Size: 14x8 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) [17--]"
No scale is indicated.

2__A9.0B
Anonymous, 17--
Plan of Fort Augusta in the Province of Pensilvania
Size: 53x45 cm. Scale of 1: 360 G3824.S9:2F6 17-- .P6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714, 5). Map shows the fort and a profile of the wall. An inset map shows the location of the fort at the junction of the East and West branches of the Susquehanna River. See 25_A5.07

2__A4
Anonymous, 17--
Plan of the Communication from Fort Cumberland to Presqu' Isle
Size: 99x42 cm. Scale of 1: 300,000 G3790 17-- .P7
Photostat of a manuscript map showing General Braddock's Road, many trails, and several forts including Fort Pitt. See 25_A5.01, 25_A5.02

2__A1
Anonymous, 17--
Survey along Delaware River near Poquestian Creek
Size: 48x28 cm. Scale of 1: 4,000 G3823.B8 17-- .S Vault
Manuscript survey map of an estate located where the Poquestian Creek enters the Delaware River.

2__B6
Anonymous, 17--
Survey for Daniel Boone the fifth day of May - one thousand acres of land lying on Gates Creek
Size: 5x6 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Boone's birthplace 17-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison (Draper 25C13). No scale in indicated. Accompanying text describes the survey.

2__A6
George Armstrong, 17--
Armstrong's map of Pennsylvania west of the Susquehanna River
Size: 24x41 cm. Scale of 1: 700,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (West of Susquehanna) 17-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison (Draper MSS 7ZZ53, Z6621.W79). George Armstrong, a major in the Third Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment, surveyed and blazed a road across the Allegheny mountains in the summer of 1758 [see Stevens, "Papers of Henry Bouquet," PA Historical & Museum Commission, Harrisburg, 1951, volume II, letter Bouquet to Forbes 7/21/1758 and letter Armstrong to Bouquet 7/30/1758]. This map shows the road from the Susquehanna River through Carlisle and Shippensburg to the French Fort (Fort Duquesne). See 250A5, 255A5

2__E5
Cadev Evans Jr., 17--
Draught of a Tract of Land situate in Bucks County in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Size: 46x60 cm. Scale of 1: 7,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bucks (County) (Richelieu, Belmont, & Kings Place [17-?]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the William L. Clements Library. It shows an area on the Neshaminy Creek near Trevose.

2__F5.01
Thomas Fairman, 17--
Laied Out To The London Land Compe. 5000 Acres of Land in Gilberts Bounded as per this Draft in Scholkil and Perqueaming Creek
Size: 39x31 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Montgomery (County) (Part) (Gilbert's Land) [17--]"
Reproduction appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of lands of the London Land Company done by Thomas Fairman.

2__F5.0B
Thomas Fairman, 17--
Laied Out To The London Land Compe. 5000 Acres of Land in Gilberts Bounded as per this Draft in Scholkil and Perqueaming Creek
Size: 39x31 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 G1260.P5 1896, #14
Reproduction appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of lands of the London Land Company done by Thomas Fairman.

2__F5.0A
Thomas Fairman, 17--
London Land Comp. Surveyed the 19th of ye 6th Mo.
Size: 32x21 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 G1260.P5 1896, #5
Reproduction appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of lands of the London Land Company done by Thomas Fairman.

2__F5 Thomas Fairman, 17--
London Land Comp. Surveyed the 19th of ye 6th Mo.
Size: 32x21 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Cumberland (County) Newton (Township) [17--]"
Reproduction appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of lands of the London Land Company done by Thomas Fairman.

2__H5
Thomas Hutchins, 17--
Duquesne, Fort & Fort Pittsburgh
Size: 30x35 cm. Scale of 1: 1,600 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Duquesne, Fort & Fort Pittsburgh [175-?]"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the collection of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia. Fort Duquesne, on the triangle formed by the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers; and Fort Pittsburgh, upstream on the Monongahela, are shown.

2__R1
William Rumsey, 17--
Plat of Roycroft's Choice on Susquehanna River
Size: 19x30 cm. G3822.R6G46 17--? Vault
A manuscript pen and ink map of a survey by William Rumsey. No scale is given, but an entry on the map states "platted by scale of 100 equal parts in an inch."

2__U5
Tomas Ugarte y Liaño, 17--
Plano de la Bahia y parte del Rio Delawarre para inteligencia del Diario del Capitan de Fragata Dn. Tomas de Igarte y Liaño en la Navegacion hecha con la su cargo nonbrada Na. Sa. de Loreto
Size: 20x27 cm. Scale of 1: 506,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) 17--"
Copy of a manuscript map in Spanish Dir. de Hidrografia, Madrid (9a-2,118). A Spanish map of the lower Delaware River and Bay. Soundings and shoals are indicated (Karpinski page 96).

200L1
Philip Lea, 1700
Pennsylvania and West Jersey
Size: 13x16 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 G1059.L4 1700 Vault, #124
Map appears in the atlas "Hydrographia Universalis or The Sea Coasts of the Known Parts of the World" (Phillips 527). New Castle county, now part of Delaware, is shown as part of Pennsylvania. Part of Virginia is shown to be west of Pennsylvania. See 200L2

200L2
Philip Lea, 1700
Pennsylvania and West Jersey
Size: 13x16 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 G1059.L4 1700 Copy 2 Vault, #117
This colored map appears in the atlas "Hydrographia Universalis or The Sea Coasts of the Known Parts of the World" (Phillips 5694). Southeast Pennsylvania comprising Bucks, Philadelphia, and Chester counties are shown. New Castle county, now part of Delaware, is shown as part of Pennsylvania. See 200L1

200M1
Robert Morden, 1700
A New Map of New Jarsey and Pensilvania
Size: 14x12 cm. G1015.M68 1700 Vault, p. 597
Map appears in the atlas "Geography Rectified" (Phillips 3454). Pennsberry, Philadelphia, Chester, and New Castle are shown. Many streams flowing in to the Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers are named. "Pag. 76" is engraved in the top right corner of the map. See 188M1, 193M1, 200M1.01

200M1.01
Robert Morden, 1700
A New Map of New Jarsey and Pensilvania
Size: 14x12 cm. G1015.M67 1700 Vault, p. 76
Map appears in "Atlas Terrestris" (Phillips 5957). This atlas is a collection of the maps which appeared in "Geography Rectified." Unlike the later publication, there is no accompanying textual material. Hence, maps from this publication can be identified by the fact that there is no text on the verso. Pennsberry, Philadelphia, Chester, and New Castle are shown. Many streams flowing in to the Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers are named. "Pag. 76" is engraved in the top right corner of the map, but page 77 appears as a manuscript entry. See 188M1, 193M1, 200M1

200S1
John Seller, 1700
Pensilvania by John Seller
Size: 12x14 cm. Scale of 1: 1,325,000 G1015.S52 1700 Vault, v.2, #44
Map appears in "Atlas Terrestris" (Phillips 529). This colored map is very similar to Robert Morden's earlier map of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. A few cities along the Delaware River and many streams are shown. The same map appeared in Seller's 1690 "A New Systeme of Geography." See 188M1, 190S1

202B5
A. Baldwin, 1702
Pennsylvania und West Jersey
Size: 11x13 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (eastern) & parts of New Jersey & Delaware 1702"
Photostat of a negative loaned by Yale University. A German copy of Baldwin's 1698 map of Pennsylvania and West Jersey. This map appeared in Gabriel Thomas' "Continuatio der beschreibung der landschafft Pensylvaniae," Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1702, page 1. See 198B5

202H5
Thomas Holm, 1702
Nova Sveciae Tabula ex. Nic Visscheri del.
Size: 13x8 cm. Titled Collection "New Jersey [1702] Photostat from Holm's "Kort Beskrifning om.."
Photostat of a negative loaned by Yale University. Size is of the original map. Map shows Swedish settlements along the Delaware River. Map appears in Thomas Holm's "Kort beskrifning om provincien Nya Swerige uti America," Stockholm, 1702, page 26. See 155L5

202S7
Cremens Smith, 1702
The centennial city when twenty years old, Philadelphia in 1702
Size: 35x63 cm. G3824.P5A35 1702 .S5 1973
Facsimile "Reproduced ... from a lithograph in the Library Company of Philadelphia" by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1973. This is number 3 of an edition limited to 500 copies. Lithographer was F.J. Wade.

209F5.0B
Thomas Fairman, 1709
Survey of London Land Company
Size: 32x20 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 G1260.P5 1896, #5
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

209F5.0C
Thomas Fairman, 1709
Survey of London Land Company
Size: 35x28 cm. Scale of 1: 8,000 G1260.P5 1896, #2
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of "262 acres of swap and cripple land" forming League Island.

209F5.0A
Thomas Fairman, 1709
Survey of London Land Company
Size: 35x28 cm. Scale of 1: 8,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia League Island 1709"
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Survey of "262 acres of swap and cripple land" forming League Island.

209F5
Thomas Fairman, 1709
Survey of London Land Company
Size: 32x20 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania London Land Co's Tract on the Delaware 1709"
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

217T5.0A
Isaac Taylor, 1717
John Estaugh and Company's Land situate on Conostogoe and the Mill Creek in the County of Chester
Size: 50x38 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 G1260.P5 1896, #10
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 1894-96, 3rd series, Appendix I-X.

217T5
Isaac Taylor, 1717
John Estaugh and Company's Land situate on Conostogoe and the Mill Creek in the County of Chester
Size: 50x38 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania John Estaugh Tract 1717"
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 1894-96, 3rd series, Appendix I-X.

231S5
Jonas Silverton, 1731
Delineatio Pennsilvaniae et Caesareae Nov. Occident Sue West N. Jersey in America
Size: 18x26 cm. Scale of 1: 900,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania & New Jersey (Lutheran settlements) 1731"
Photocopy of map engraved by Jonas Silverton printed in "Dissertatio Gradualis de Plantatione Ecclesiae Svecanae in America", Upsaliae, 1731 (F167.B62 Rare Book Room).

231S5.01
Jonas Silverton, 1731
Delineatio Pennsilvaniae et Caesareae Nov. Occident Sue West N. Jersey in America
Size: 23x34 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "New Jersey E. Penna. & Delaware [1731]"
Copy from a negative loaned by Yale University. Size and scale are of the copy, and not of the original map. Map was engraved by Jonas Silverton, and printed in "Dissertatio Gradualis de Plantatione Ecclesiae Svecanae in America", by Eric Tobias Björek, Upsaliae, 1731.

234A1
Anonymous, 1734
Original draft of Thomas Freame's land in Penn. 10,000 acres awarded him by William Penn
Size: 33x21 cm. G3820 1734 .O Vault
A manuscript map of a land grant on the Swatara Creek. No scale is indicated. Title is taken from pencil inscription across top of map.

236F5
Thomas Fairman, 1736
London Company tract along White Clay Creek
Size: 21x32 cm. Scale of 1: 80,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (London Company's Tract) Chester (County) 1736"
Survey by Thomas Fairman reproduced in the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

236F5.0A
Thomas Fairman, 1736
London Company tract along White Clay Creek
Size: 21x32 cm. Scale of 1: 80,000 G1260.P2 1896, #15
Survey by Thomas Fairman reproduced in the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

237E5
Lewis Evans, 1737
A Map of that Part of Bucks County released by the Indians to the Proprietaries of Pensilvania in September 1737
Size: 44x34 cm. Scale of 1: 335,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bucks (County) (part) Indian Walking Purchase 1737"
A facsimile of an original manuscript map in the Logan papers (Misc. M.SS., I.119) of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. This facsimile appeared in the frontispiece of "Lewis Evans" by Lawrence Henry Gibson, Philadelphia, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1939 (E199.E965).

239A5
Anonymous, 1739
A Map of part of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware: Shewing the Temporary Limits of the Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania and Maryland; fixed according to an Order of his Madjesty in Council
Size: 58x54 cm. Scale of 1: 500,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Md-Delaware) Boundary 1739"
Facsimile of an original map in the Department of Internal Affairs, Harrisburg. The map shows two proposed boundaries between Pennsylvania and Maryland. One is a line extending west from the most southern part of Philadelphia, while the other is similar to the current boundary. The King's council gave the order on May 25, 1738, and the survey was done the following year. The original map appeared in Maryland General Survey, volume 7, 1908, facing page 166. See 239A6, 239A7

239A7
Anonymous, 1739
A Map of part of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware: Shewing the Temporary Limits of the Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania and Maryland; fixed according to an Order of his Madjesty in Council
Size: 58x53 cm. Scale of 1: 500,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Maryland Del. parts Boundaries 1739"
Facsimile of an original map in the Department of Internal Affairs, Harrisburg, PA. The map shows two proposed boundaries between Pennsylvania and Maryland. One is a line extending west from the most southern part of Philadelphia, while the other is similar to the current boundary. The King's council gave the order on May 25, 1738, and the survey was done the following year. The original map appeared in Maryland General Survey, volume 7, 1908, facing page 166. See 239A5, 239A6

239A6
Anonymous, 1739
A Map of part of the Province of Pennsylvania and the Counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware: Shewing the Temporary Limits of the Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania and Maryland; fixed according to an Order of his Madjesty in Council
Size: 36x34 cm. Scale of 1: 800,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Boundary (between Maryland Delaware & Pennsylvania) 1739"
Copy of a map produced by Chillas in Philadelphia and appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, 1852, volume 1, page 594. The map shows two proposed boundaries between Pennsylvania and Maryland. One is a line extending west from the most southern part of Philadelphia, while the other is similar to the current boundary. The King's council gave the order on May 25, 1738, and the survey was done the following year. See 239A5, 239A7

240E5
Benjamin Eastburn, 1740
A Map of parts of the Provinces of Pensylvania and Maryland with the Counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex on Delaware according to the most exact Surveys yet made drawn in the Year 1740
Size: 40x48 cm. Scale of 1: 550,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Maryland Boundaries 1739 & (1635) (published 1740)"
Photostat of a map appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, volume 16, 1891. Authorship of the map has been attributed to Benjamin Eastburn. The map originally appeared in two publications of the Chancery Court in London in the case between John, Thomas, and Richard Penn, Plaintiffs and Charles Calvert (Lord Baltimore), Defendant to try to enforce the articles of agreement of 1732 signed by the two sides. Various boundary lines proposed by the Penns and Lord Baltimore are drawn on the map which was engraved by John Senex. Cape Henlopen is shown about 22 miles south of it's correct position at the mouth of the Delaware Bay. This was done to show that Penn's lands extended south of Delaware Bay, and therefore the Bay was under Penn's jurisdiction. The litigation was decided in Penn's favor in 1750 and was the basis for the Mason-Dixon survey of 1763 to 1767 (See N. Wainwright, "Tale of a Runaway Cape," Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, volume 87, number 3, July 1963, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, pages 251-293).

240L5
Mandeville de Lery, 1740
Carte Particulre d'une partie de la belle Riviere
Size: 17x53 cm. Scale of 1: 1,710,000 Titled Collection "United States Ohio River (Region) 1740"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in French B.S.H. (C4044-54) (Karpinski page 56). Many Indian villages along the Ohio (Belle) River are shown. Scale is distorted. The entire course of the Ohio River to the Mississippi River is shown, but the length of Lake Erie is half the length of the Ohio River.

245D1
M. W. Dickeson MD, 1745
A Survey of the Great Zinc Basin in Saucon Valley, by M.W. Dickeson MD of Philadelphia
Size: 48x68 cm. Scale of 1: 3,600 G3822.S39G46 1745 .D Vault
Manuscript map showing family plot lines in the Saucon Valley, which is located seven miles from Allentown and four miles from Bethlehem.

248L5
Tobias Lotter, 1748
Pennsylvania Nova Jersey et Nova York Cum Regionibus ad Fluvium Delaware in America Sitis, Nova Delineatione ob oculos pofita per Tob. Conr. Lotter, Geographum Aug Vind
Size: 58x49 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania ( & New Jersey & New York) [1748]?"
A more likely publication date is 1756. This is the third state of a map originally published by Matthias Seutter in 1750. Lotter, Seutter's son-in-law, continued the business after Seutter's death in 1756.

249A5
Anonymous, 1749
Carte D'Un Voyage Fait Dans La Belle Riviere En La Nouvelle France
Size: 29x33 cm. Scale of 1: 3,000,000 Titled Collection "United States Ohio River (Reg) 1749"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in French B.S.H. (B4044-2) (Karpinski page 49). Shows the route followed by Pere Bonnecamps in the region between the Ohio River and Lake Erie.

249E5
Lewis Evans, 1749
A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York, and the Three Delaware Counties
Size: 66x49 cm. Scale of 1: 920,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania New Jersey 1749"
Photostat of a copy with a manuscript entry on verso "To Dr. John Mitchell from Mr. B. Franklin." Map was engraved by L. Hebert. See 250A1, 252E1, 252E5

249E6
Lewis Evans, 1749
A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York, and the Three Delaware Counties
Size: 64x49 cm. Scale of 1: 920,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania & New Jersey & Parts of N.Y., Md, Va 1749"
Photostat of a copy in the Huntington Library. Manuscript entry on verso "To Mr Peter Colenfon from his most humble Servt. Philad., June 29, 1749, The Author." See 250A1, 252E1, 252E5

249E2
Lewis Evans, 1749
A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York, and the Three Delaware Counties
Size: 65x49 cm. Scale of 1: 960,000 G3790 1749 .E8 Faden 7
Hand colored map is from the Faden collection, number 7. Prime meridian is shown from Philadelphia and London. Many trails are shown. Has descriptive notes and distance chart. Engraved by L. Hebert. See 250A1, 252E1, 252E5

249E1
Lewis Evans, 1749
A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York, and the Three Delaware Counties
Size: 65x49 cm. Scale of 1: 960,000 G3790 1749 .E8 Vault
Hand colored map is from the Peter Force collection, number 278. Prime meridian is shown from Philadelphia and London. Many trails are shown. Has descriptive notes and distance chart. Engraved by L. Hebert. See 250A1, 252E1, 252E5

249E7
Lewis Evans, 1749
A Map of Pensilvania, New-Jersey, New-York, and the Three Delaware Counties
Size: 64x48 cm. Scale of 1: 845,000 G1260.P5 1896, #24
This copy of Evans' map appears in the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Harrisburg, 1894-99, Appendix I-X. See 250A1, 252E1, 252E5

249S5
Edward Scull, 1749
Map of the territory purchased from the Six Nations of Indians, treaty of Aug 22, 1749 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Size: 25x43 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Indians 1749"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the New York Public Library. The map shows lands purchased in what is now Dauphin, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe, and Pike counties.

25_A5
Anonymous, 175-
A Plan of Fort Du Quesne
Size: 30x35 cm. Scale of 1: 600 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort DuQuesne"
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (Kings Maps CXXII,16). Annotated on the map is "Bark Cabins for the Soldiers. Bark Hutts for Indians." This map is copied from Stobo's map of Fort Duquesne. See 254S5

25_A5.04
Anonymous, 175-
Fort at Carlisle
Size: 21x32 cm. Scale of 1: 720 G3824.C3:2F6 175- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714, #6). Map depicts the fort. Script and layout are very similar to that of "Fort Bedford," and the two maps probably were drawn by the same individual. See 25_A5.03, 25_A5.05, 25_A5.06

25_A5.07
Anonymous, 175-
Fort at Shippensburg
Size: 21x32 cm. Scale of 1: 720 G3824.S43:2F6 175- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714 #7). Officer's apartments, barracks, storehouse, and guardhouse are shown.

25_A5.03
Anonymous, 175-
Fort Bedford
Size: 47x58 cm. Scale of 1: 465 G3824.B35:2F6 175- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714, #10). Map depicts fort, officers' apartments, guard house, storehouse, barracks, and hospital. See 25_A5.04, 25_A5.05, 25_A5.06

25_A5.05
Anonymous, 175-
Fort Littleton
Size: 31x38 cm. Scale of 1: 530 G3824.F61:2F6 175- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714 #8). Map shows the roads to Juniata and Fort Londown. Placed on the map are the officers' apartments, barracks, storehouses, and magazines. Script and layout are very similar to that of "Fort Bedford," and the two maps probably were drawn by the same individual. See 25_A5.03, 25_A5.04, 25_A5.06

25_A5.01
Anonymous, 175-
Forts along Western Pennsylvania rivers
Size: 106x50 cm. Scale of 1: 316,800 G3821.S26 175- .F6
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714, #3). Shown on the map are Braddock's Road, forts and trails. This map is very similar to another anonymous map, Plan of the Communication from Fort Cumberland to Presqu' Isle (G3790 17-- .P7). Unlike the latter map, this one has inset plans of Fort Presqu' Isle, Fort LeBeuf, Fort Venango, and Fort Pitt. See 25_A5.02, 2__A4

25_A5.02
Anonymous, 175-
Forts along Western Pennsylvania rivers
Size: 110x51 cm. Scale of 1: 316,800 G3821.S26 175- .F61
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUS1 Add. 57714, #2). Shown on the map are Braddock's Road, forts and trails. This map is very similar to another anonymous map, Plan of the Communication from Fort Cumberland to Presqu' Isle (G3790 17-- .P7). Also similar to Forts along Western Pennsylvania river (G3821.S26 175- .F6), but this map does not have inset of forts. See 25_A5.01, 2__A4

25_A5.06
Anonymous, 175-
Plan of Fort Ligonier
Size: 46x53 cm. Scale of 1: 720 G3824.L63:2F6 175- .P4
Photostat of an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI Add. 57714 #11). Placed on the map are the officers' houses, barracks, storehouses, hospital, magazine, and guard house. Script and layout are very similar to that of "Fort Bedford," and the two maps probably were drawn by the same individual. See 25_A5.03, 25_A5.04, 25_A5.05

250A6
Anonymous, 1750
Speciel Land Charte von Pensilvanien, Neu Jersey, Neu York und von denen drey Land-Schafften an dem Delaware Fl.
Size: 66x49 cm. Scale of 1: 920,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania New Jersey & New York (North America) 1750"
Photostat copy of a German copy of Lewis Evans' map of "Pennsilvania, New Jersey, New York, and the Three Delaware Counties." See 249E5, 249E1, 249E5, 250A1

250A1
Anonymous, 1750
Speciel Land Charte von Pensilvanien, Neu Jersey, Neu York und von denen drey Land-Schafften an dem Delaware Fl.
Size: 61x48 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 G3790 1750 .E8 Vault
German copy of Lewis Evans' map of "Pennsilvania, New Jersey, New York, and the Three Delaware Counties." See 249E1, 249E2, 249E5

250A5
George Armstrong, 1750
A Map of Part of the Province of Pennsylvania West of the River Susquahannah
Size: 37x50 cm. Scale of 1: 650,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Province) (Part of, west of Susquahannah River) [1750]?"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the British Public Records Office 803, Colonial Office, Maps PA number 2. It is also listed as map #2795, Maps and Plans in the Public Record Office, volume 2, America and West Indies, London, 1974. George Armstrong, a major in the Third Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment, surveyed and blazed a road across the Allegheny mountains in the summer of 1758 [see Stevens, "Papers of Henry Bouquet," Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission, Harrisburg, 1951, vol II, letter Bouquet to Forbes 7/21/1758 and letter Armstrong to Bouquet 7/30/1758]. This map shows the road from the Susquehanna River through Carlisle and Shippensburg to the French Fort (Fort Duquesne). This map is similar to Armstrong's map of 17--?, but it lacks the chart of distances between towns. See 2__A6

250B5
C. W. Beerbower, 1750
Map to Illustrate In the Shade of Old Fort Morris
Size: 125x78 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Roads 1750-1755"
A map designed by C.W. Beerbower, of the South Penn Engineering Company, in January 1914 to illustrate pioneer trails in southwest Pennsylvania and northwest Virginia. A smaller version (17x22 cm.) of the map titled "The Nemacolin Trail" is in the same folder.

250K7
Charles Knode, 1750
A ground plan of Reading in the 1750's. First purchasers of lots as shown by Land Office records
Size: 72x120 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 G3824.R3 1750 .K5
Photocopy of an historical cadastral map published in 1954. Lloyd Hoover researched the land office records for lots purchased between 1751 and 1776.

252E1
Lewis Evans, 1752
A Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and the three Delaware Counties
Size: 65x49 cm. Scale of 1: 960,000 G3790 1752 .E81 Vault
Second state of this map. Initial map was published in 1749, and engraved by L. Hebert. Many descriptive notes are on the map, and distances are shown. See 249E1, 249E5, 249E6

252E5
Lewis Evans, 1752
A Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and the three Delaware Counties
Size: 48x37 cm. Scale of 1: 1,300,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (New Jersey & New York) (North America, Middle Atlantic) 1752"
Facsimile printed in "Lewis Evans" by Lawrence Henry Gibson, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1939. The map was published initially in 1749, but the Library of Congress lists this map as 1752.

252E1.01
Lewis Evans, 1752
A Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and the three Delaware Counties
Size: 65x49 cm. Scale of 1: 960,000 G3790 1752 .E8 Vault
Second state of this map. Initial map was published in 1749, and engraved by L. Hebert. Many descriptive notes are on the map, and distances are shown. See 249E1, 249E5, 249E6

252S1.02
Nicholas Scull, 1752
A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent, with a perspective view of the State-House, 1750. By N. Scull and G. Heap
Size: 44x26 cm. Scale of 1: 76,000 G3824.P5 1752 .S3 1935
Facsimile published by Philadelphia Trust Company 1935. Shows rural buildings with owners' names as well as a distance chart. See 252S1

252S1
Nicholas Scull, 1752
A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent: with a perspective view of the State-House / by N. Scull and G. Heap; L. Hebert sculpt.
Size: 52x30 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 G3824.P5 1752 .S3 Vault
First state, first edition of the first map of Philadelphia published in America. Only three other examples of the first edition are known to exist. Copies are in the John Carter Brown Library and the Yale University Library. A third copy, printed on silk, is in a private collection. This copy is the earliest. Later copies have "West Jersey" in the lower right hand quadrant. The map shows rural buildings with occupants' names. The grid pattern of the city along with roads emanating from the city are shown. Above the map is a drawing of the facade of the Statehouse; now known as Independence Hall. This is the earliest view of the Statehouse, and it appeared before construction of the building was complete. The date of 1750 that many attribute to this map is an error, and the actual date is 1752 (see Martin P. Snyder, "City of Independence, Views of Philadelphia Before 1800," Praeger Publishers, New York, 1975, page 37). See 253S1, 253S7, 264B1.01, 277L2, 277S2, 277S7, 278L2

252S1.01
Nicholas Scull, 1752
A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent: with a perspective view of the State-House / by N. Scull and G. Heap; L. Hebert sculpt.
Size: 52x30 cm. Scale of 1: 65,000 G3824.P5 1752 .S4
Photocopy of an original map in the John Carter Brown Library. Shows rural buildings with occupants' names. The date of 1750 that many attribute to this map is an error, and the actual date is 1752 (see Martin P. Snyder, "City of Independence, Views of Philadelphia Before 1800," Praeger Publishers, New York, 1975, page 37). See 252S1

253A1
Anonymous, 1753
A Map of the western parts of the province of Pennsylvania, Virginia, & c.
Size: 55x39 cm. Scale of 1: 1,270,000 G3707.O5 1753 .M3 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force map collection 275. Title is taken from inscription on verso. This is the western portion of a larger map, and the eastern portion is missing. This map is very similar to the "Traders map" of John Patten (see Howard N. Eavenson's "Map makers & Indian Traders," 1949). Written on the map is "To the Honourable House of Representatives of the Province of Pennsylvania this map is most humbly inscribed by their most obedient and humble servant." See 253P1

253E5
Lewis Evans, 1753
A Map of the Area in dispute between Pennsylvania and Maryland, 1753
Size: 18x20 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Boundary (with Maryland) 1753"
Facsimile printed in "Lewis Evans" by Lawrence Henry Gibson, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1939 (E199.E965).

253P1
John Patten, 1753
A trader's map of the Ohio country before 1753
Size: 52x74 cm. Scale of 1: 1,270,000 G3707.O5 1753 .P3 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map of the western part of Pennsylvania and the Ohio Valley. Lake Erie and portions of Lakes Ontario and Huron are shown. Title is from C. A. Hanna's "The Wilderness Trail," 1910-1911. See 253A1, 253P5

253P5
John Patten, 1753
Patten's map of the road to Shannopintown
Size: 20x58 cm. Scale of 1: 700,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Roads 1753"
Map was published in 1945 by Howard N. Eavenson. It shows the trail from Carlisle to Shannopintown (Pittsburgh) traveled by John Patten in 1753. See 253A1, 253P1

253S1
Nicholas Scull, 1753
A Map of Philadelphia and Parts Adjacent, by N. Scull and G. Heap
Size: 34x30 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 G3824.P5 1753 .S3 Am. 3-15
Map appeared in "The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle," volume 23, 1753. Shows rural buildings with occupants surnames. Distances from the Court House to various places are given. See 252S1, 253S7, 264B1.01, 277S7

253S7
Nicholas Scull, 1753
A map of Philadelphia by N. Scull and G. Heap
Size: 38x31 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 G3824.P5 1753 .S3
Negative photocopy of an original map in The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle, volume 23, 1753. Shows rural buildings with occupants surnames. See 252S1, 253S1, 264B1.01, 277S7

253W6
George Washington, 1753
George Washington's map accompaning his "Journal to the Ohio"
Size: 48x37 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1753-1754 by George Washington"
Facsimile from the Massachusetts Historical Society Collection volume 61. Also, a negative photostat from the British Public Records Office (MPG 118). Reproduced in "The George Washington Atlas" 1932, plate 11. This map is very similar to Washington's map "West Pennsylvania and Virginia," 1753. See 253W5, 254W5

253W7
George Washington, 1753
Ohio River headwaters area
Size: 45x37 cm. Titled Collection "United States (Ohio River headwaters area) (Reg.) 1753"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Department of Archives and History, West Virginia. The title and author's name do not appear on the map, but the West Virginia Department of History attributes it to George Washington. Date on the map is written April 26, 1753; but "Pittsburg", captured from the French in 1758, appears on the map.

253W5
George Washington, 1753
West Pennsylvania and Virginia
Size: 46x37 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania & (Virginia Western) 1753-1754"
A photostat of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add. MS 15563-B), attributed to George Washington or to information obtained by him on his survey of 1753 [see Hulbert, "Washington's Road," Cleveland, 1903]. A copy appears in Don M. Larabee's "The Journal of George Washington and His Guide Christopher Gist, on the Historye Mission to the French Fort in 1753," 1929. See 253W6, 254W5

254A4
Anonymous, 1754
A Map of the Western parts of the colony of Virginia
Size: 28x21 cm. Scale of 1: 4,100,000 G3880 1754 .M3
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Depóides Cartel Journ de la Marine, Paris (B.S.H.-C-4044, no. 32) (Karpinski page 54). The western border of Pennsylvania is drawn east of Pittsburgh which places Pittsburgh in Virginia. The entire Monongahela River and a large part of the Allegheny River are shown to be in Virginia. Clearly drawn is the road from Williamsburg to Friedricksburg, to Winchester, to Pittsburgh, to Lake Erie. The border between Pennsylvania and Maryland is not marked.

254A6.01
Anonymous, 1754
Battle of the Great Meadows July 3d 1754
Size: 28x49 cm. Scale of 1: 1,600 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Fort Necessity 1754"
Photostat of a map appearing in Jared Sparks' "The Writings of George Washington," 1839, volume 1, page 56. It is a copy of a map in the collection of the National Park Service.

254A6
Anonymous, 1754
Battle of the Great Meadows July 3d 1754
Size: 38x55 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Fort Necessity & Vicinity 1754"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the collection of the National Park Service. It shows Washington's troops in a defensive position around Fort Necessity as well as the location of the attacking French and Indians.

254A6.0A
Anonymous, 1754
Fort Necessity
Size: 38x38 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Fort Necessity 1754"
Photostat of a topographical map in the collection of the National Park Service. It shows the location of Braddock's grave. No scale is indicated.

254A6.0B
Anonymous, 1754
Site of Fort Necessity and the Great Meadows
Size: 49x37 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Fort Necessity [1754]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the collection of the National Park Service. No scale is indicated. It shows the positions of the French and Indian troops, and Washington's troops. The road of Washington's retreat is marked.

254A5
Anonymous, 1754
The manorial town of York as laid out by Thomas Cookson (1741) and George Stevenson (1754), including lots laid out within the same boundaries by William Alexander & others
Size: 27x43 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania York (City) 1741-1754"
Cadastral city map oriented with south at the top. No scale is indicated.

254H6
Samuel Hazard, 1754
Fort DuQuesne, 1754
Size: 32x38 cm. Scale of 1: 300 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort DuQuesne 1754"
Photocopy of a map published by the Pennsylvania Archives "arranged from original documents in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, conformably to acts of the General Assembly, February 15, 1851 & March 1, 1852."

254H5
Archer Butler Hulbert, 1754
Washington's Road
Size: 16x13 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Roads 1754"
This map appeared in "Historic Highways of America," volume 3, Cleveland, 1903, page 93 by Archer Butler Hulbert. It depicts Nemacolin's Path from Fort Cumberland, Maryland to Fort Duquesne (Pittsburgh) by way of Fort Necessity. This is similar to the route taken by George Washington in 1754 and again in 1756.

254J5
Alfred P. James, 1754
Forks of the Ohio
Size: 24x16 cm. Scale of 1: 2,250,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Forks of the Ohio 1754-1759"
Map of western Pennsylvania published by Alfred P. James in "Atlas of American History," Charles Scribner's Sons, 1943, number 43.

254S7
Captain Snow, 1754
Captain Snow's scetch of the country by himself, and the best accounts he could receive from the Indian traders
Size: 21x34 cm. G3820 1754 .S6 Faden 4
Manuscript, pen and ink and watercolor, map of western Pennsylvania, northern Virginia, northern Maryland, and the Maryland-Pennsylvania boundary line. No scale is indicated.

254S8
Captain Snow, 1754
Captain Snow's sketch
Size: 22x26 cm. G3820 1754 .S61 Faden 5
Manuscript pen and ink map of western Pennsylvania, northern Virginia, northern Maryland, and the Maryland-Pennsylvania boundary line. Location of forts is indicated. No scale is given.

254S5
Robert Stobo, 1754
Fort deQuesne
Size: 29x33 cm. Scale of 1: 560 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort deQuesne 1754"
Photocopy of an original in the Newberry Library, Chicago; Edward E. Ayer Collection, Number 214. It is taken from "Stobo's Plan secretly send down to Lt. Govr. Dinnwidy." See 25_A5

254S6
Robert Stobo, 1754
Fort Duquesne, July 28, 1754
Size: 27x16 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort Duquesne 1754"
Photocopy of letter and map found among Braddock's papers dated July 9, 1755; and published by Rapport d'Archiviste de la Province de Quebec 1922-1923, Quebec, 1923, following page 344. No scale is indicated.

254S1
Robert Stobo, 1754
Plan of Fort Le Quesne, Built by the French, at the Fork of the Ohio & Monongahela in 1754 Size: 33x31 cm. Scale of 1: 6,000 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #45
No cartographer's name appears on this map, but Phillips attributes it to Stobo. Inscribed on the map is "This plan was sent from America, as it had been taken by some curious French Deserters." Stobo was imprisoned at Ft. Duquesne, and he smuggled out a plan of the fort. This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697).

254W5
George Washington, 1754
Washington's route - Taken with Christopher Gist 1754 or Later as It Shows Fort Duquione
Size: 46x29 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Ohio & Maryland (Ft. Cumberland Md. to Lake Erie) 1754-1755"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add. MS. 15563A). No scale is indicated. This map is similar to Washington's map of 1753. Unlike the earlier map, it shows Fort Duquesne and "Fort Cumberland formerly Wills Creek." A note on verso reads "The red lines show where the English Troops [Braddock's army] passed and repassed the Monongahela According to the best Account received on the 25th August, 1755." See 253W6

255A7
William Alexander, 1755
A Sketch of the Provinces of New York, New Jersey, Pensilvania, Maryland & Virginia shewing the line of forts lately built on the frontiers of those Colonies, and their Situation with respect to the french forts on the Ohio & Lake Erie
Size: 37x46 cm. Scale of 1: 2,200,000 Titled Collection "United States Eastern (Region) [1755]"
Photograph of a manuscript map in the British Library, King George III collection. The map was "drawn by order of his Excellency General Shirley." Numerous forts are indicated on the map.

255A3
Anonymous, 1755
A sketch of the field of battle with the disposition of the troops in the beginning of the engagement of the 9th of July on the Monongahela 7 miles from Fort Du Quesne
Size: 25x37 cm. Scale of 1: 10,800 G3824.P6S26 1755 .S5 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink map from the Peter Force collection, number 165. Includes index to points of interest and military positions.

255A6
Anonymous, 1755
Operations in Pennsylvania
Size: 53x35 cm. Scale of 1: 285,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania (shows Braddock's & Forbes' roads) 1755"
Photostat of a map in the collection of the National Park Service. No author is noted on the map, but the map folder has the name Thomas Johnson. This map is an enlarged copy of a map appearing in Jared Sparks' "The Writing of George Washington," Volume II, page 38 (E312.7 1847). It shows Forbes Road from Raystown to Fort Duquesne and Braddock's Road from Wills Creek to Fort Duquesne. The site of Braddock's grave at Fort Necessity is shown. See 263A6

255A8
Anonymous, 1755
The -i-d Line from Fort Cumberland to Lake Erie
Size: 38x17 cm. G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 361/6, 11.063
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size is of the original map. I was unable to read the second word in the title. Map shows the trail from Fort Cumberland to Fort French, on Lake Erie, via Fort Duquesne. A red line shows the position of the English troops along the Monongahela River.

255A5
(George) John Armstrong, 1755
Mr. Armstrong's rough draft of the country to the West of the Susquehanna
Size: 30x38 cm. Scale of 1: 800,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Western) 1755"
Photocopy of a manuscript map. George Armstrong, a major in the Third Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment, surveyed and blazed a road across the Allegheny mountains in the summer of 1758 [see Stevens, "Papers of Henry Bouquet," Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission, Harrisburg, 1951, vol II, letter Bouquet to Forbes 7/21/1758 and letter Armstrong to Bouquet 7/30/1758]. The Library of Congress attributes the original of this map to George's brother John, colonel commandant of the First Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment. This map shows the road from the Susquehanna River through Carlisle and Shippensburg to the French Fort (Fort Duquesne). See 250A5, 2__A6, 255A1

255A1
(George) John Armstrong, 1755
Mr. Armstrong's rough draft of the country to the West of the Susquehanna
Size: 32x40 cm. Scale of 1: 800,000 G3820 1755 .A7 Vault
George Armstrong, a major in the Third Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment, surveyed and blazed a road across the Allegheny mountains in the summer of 1758 [see Stevens, "Papers of Henry Bouquet," Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission, Harrisburg, 1951, vol II, letter Bouquet to Forbes 7/21/1758 and letter Armstrong to Bouquet 7/30/1758]. The Library of Congress attributes the map to George's brother John, colonel commandant of the First Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment. This manuscript map shows the road from the Susquehanna River through Carlisle and Shippensburg to the French Fort (Fort Duquesne). See 255A5

255C1
Chegeree, 1755
Map of the country about the Mississippi. Drawn by Chegeree (the Indian) who says he has travelled through the country.
Size: 34x42 cm. G3300 1755 .C5 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink map done by a native American which shows the area from Lake Erie to the mouth of the Ohio River at the Mississippi. The Ohio River and all of its major branches are clearly indicated. The French Fort (Fort Duquesne) is located. Not drawn to scale. From the Peter Force map collection, number 81. The map appears in Phillips under the heading Mississippi River. See 255C1.01

255C1.01
Chegeres, 1755
Map of the country about the Mississippi. Drawn by Chegeres (the Indian) who says he has travelled through the country.
Size: 34x41 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Duquesne (Road to) 1755"
Photostat copy of a manuscript pen and ink map in the Library of Congress (G3300 1755 .C5 Vault) done by a native American which shows the area from Lake Erie to the mouth of the Ohio River at the Mississippi. The Ohio River and all of it's major branches are clearly indicated. The French Fort (Fort Duquesne) is located. Not drawn to scale. The listing for the original map gives the author's name as Chegeree. See 255C1

255G6
Thomas Gage, 1755
Fort Duquesne Junction Allegheny & Monongahela Rivers
Size: 17x25 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort Duquesne & Vicinity 1755"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Huntington Library (H56933). The map was sent to General Braddock by Thomas Gage.

255G6.01
Thomas Gage, 1755
New Work at Fort Du Quesne at Junction of Allegheny & Monongalia rivers.
Size: 16x24 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) (Fort Duquesne) 1755"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Huntington Library (H56933). The map was sent to General Braddock by Thomas Gage. This is a second copy in the Library of Congress collection.

255G5
Christopher Gist, 1755
Area around Gist's cabin
Size: 23x34 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Area around Gist's cabin) 1755"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Christopher Gist papers, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis. No scale is indicated on the map. The map shows the area around what is now Fayette County near Mt. Braddock, possibly near Ft. Necessity.

255G5.01
Christopher Gist, 1755
The Route of the Army under the Command of Gen. Braddock to the Place of their Defeat
Size: 31x38 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddock's Route 1755"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Huntington Library. This is the only known contemporary map of the route of Braddock's expedition.

255I1
Anonymous Indian, 1755
Copy of a sketch of the Monongahela, with the field of battle, done by an Indian
Size: 26x27 cm. G3824.P6S26 1755 .C6 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink map from the Peter Force collection, number 168. In this map the name Ohio R. ou la belle rivière is applied also to the Allegheny. The words "direction of" have been inserted in pencil between "By" and "an Indian." John Montrésor appears on verso.

255L6
John Kennedy Lacock, 1755
Map of Braddock's Military Road from Cumberland, Maryland to Braddock, Pennsylvania
Size: 31x35 cm. Scale of 1: 340,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddock's Road 1755"
Photocopy of an historical map done by Lacock in 1912, and published by him in "Braddock Road," Pennsylvania Magazine of History, volume 38, 1914, pages 1-38.

255L5
Levy, 1755
Plan du Fort Duquesne et de les Environs
Size: 19x25 cm. Scale of 1: 3,400 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) 1755"
Photocopy of a manuscript map from the Paris Min. Colonies No. 552. It depicts the fort and surrounding area with a column of descriptive text along the side.

255M5.03
Patrick Mackellar, 1755
A sketch of the Field of Battle of the 9th of July, upon the Monongahela, seven miles from Fort Du Quesne, between the British Troops commanded by General Braddock and the French & French Indians commanded by Mons. de Le Pierre
Size: 28x34 cm. Scale of 1: 10,000 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 362/1, 11.064a
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Detailed explanation of troop positions are shown on the map. "No 1" appears on top. See 255M5.04

255M5
Patrick Mackellar, 1755
A sketch of the Field of Battle of the 9th of July, upon the Monongahela, seven miles from Fort Du Quesne, shewing the Disposition of the Troops when the Action began
Size: 11x17 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Battle along Monongahela River 7 miles from Ft. Duquesne 1755"
Reproduction of a map with explanatory text from Francis Parkman's "Montcalm and Wolfe," volume 1, Boston, 1884, following page 214.

255M5.04
Patrick Mackellar, 1755
A sketch of the Field of Battle shewing the Disposition of the Troops about 2'o Clock when the whole of the main body had joined the advanced and Working Party, then beat back from the Grounds they occupied as in Plan No 1
Size: 28x34 cm. G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 362/2, 11.064b
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size is of the original map. Detailed explanation of troop positions are shown on the map. "No 2" appears on top. See 255M5.03

255M5.02
Patrick Mackellar, 1755
A Sketch of the fields of battle showing the Disposition of the Troops about 2 o'clock
Size: 27x34 cm. Scale of 1: 10,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddocks Defeat 1755"
Photograph of a manuscript map accompanying Stanley Pargellis' article "Braddock's Defeat" in Hist. Rev. Volume XLI, number 2, June 1936, pages 253-269.

255M5.01
Patrick Mackellar, 1755
Battle near Pittsburgh 9 July 1755
Size: 27x34 cm. Scale of 1: 10,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddocks Defeat 1755"
Photograph of a manuscript map accompanying Stanley Pargellis' article "Braddock's Defeat" in Hist. Rev. Volume XLI, number 2, June 1936, pages 253-269.

255M7.02
Middleton, 1755
Braddock's Route
Size: 14x9 cm. Scale of 1: 1,400,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddock's Route 1755"
This map was copied by Atkinson from Middleton's map, and published in Sargent's "History of Braddock's Expedition," 1855, Philadelphia. See 255M7.01

255M7.01
Middleton, 1755
Braddock's Route
Size: 18x28 cm. Scale of 1: 350,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddock's route 1755"
Photocopy from Virginia State Library of a map in "Ye Olden Time" by Neville B. Craig, 1848, Wright & Charlton, Pittsburgh.

255M6
C. C. Miller, 1755
Town of Braddock Field
Size: 16x23 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Braddock's Field 1755"
Historical map "Drawn for Mrs. Effie Teemer by the City Engineers Office Lorain Ohio Jan. 1926." The map depicts the location of the French, Indian, and British troop positions.

255O1
Robert Orme, 1755
A Map of the Country Between Will's Creek & Monongahela River, Shewing the rout and Encampments of the English Army in 1755
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 724,000 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #51
This colored map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). References on the map locate the positions of 19 encampments and the place of battle. See 255O8

255O1.01
Robert Orme, 1755
A Map of the Country Between Will's Creek & Monongahela River, Shewing the rout and Encampments of the English Army in 1755
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 724,000 G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #6
This colored map appears in the Faden collection of maps published in 1768. It comes from Thomas Jefferys' "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). References on the map locate the positions of 19 encampments and the place of battle.

255O8
Robert Orme, 1755
A Map of the Country Between Wills' Creek & Monongahela River, shewing the route and Encampments of the English Army in 1755
Size: 9x14 cm. Scale of 1: 1,500,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War, Penn., Md. & Va. 1755"
This map appeared in Sargent's "History of Philadelphia," 1855. An inscription on the map says it is "From the Map in Capt. Orme's Journal." The journal is in the British Library (Kings ms., no. 212). This map is a copy of a map first appearing in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 atlas "Topography of North America." See 255O1

255O1.06
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the disposition of the Advanced Party consisting of 400 Men
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 2,300 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #47
This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map shows the positions of General Braddock's troops as the workers construct the road to Fort Duquesne.

255O1.07
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the disposition of the Advanced Party consisting of 400 Men
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 2,300 G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #2
Map is in the Faden collection of maps which appear in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map shows the positions of General Braddock's troops as the workers construct the road to Fort Duquesne.

255O1.11
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Encampment of the Detachment from the little Meadows
Size: 31x20 cm. Scale of 1: 2,750 G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #4
This map appears in the Faden collection of maps from Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map depicts the layout of a campground along Braddock's road.

255O1.10
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Encampment of the Detachment from the little Meadows
Size: 31x20 cm. Scale of 1: 2,750 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #49
This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map depicts the layout of a campground along Braddock's road.

255O1.02
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Field of Battle and disposition of the Troops, as they were on the March at the time of the Attack on the 9th of July 1755
Size: 31x21 cm. Scale of 1: 57,220 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #50
This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). The positions of the French and Indian troops are shown as they were when the British scouts first encountered them.

255O1.03
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Field of Battle and disposition of the Troops, as they were on the March at the time of the Attack on the 9th of July 1755
Size: 31x21 cm. Scale of 1: 57,220 G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #5
This colored map appears in the Faden collection of maps published in 1768. It comes from Thomas Jefferys' "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). References on the map locate the positions of 19 encampments and the place of the battle.

255O1.08
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Line of March of the Detachment from the little Meadows
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #48
This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map depicts how a detachment is positioned in the line of march.

255O1.09
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Line of March of the Detachment from the little Meadows
Size: 30x20 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000 G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #3
Map is in the Faden collection of maps appearing in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map depicts how a detachment is positioned in the line of march.

255O1.04
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Line of March with the whole Baggage
Size: 30x21 cm. G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #46
This map appears in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map shows how the British position the various components of a Column as it marches along a path en route to Fort Duquesne.

255O1.05
Robert Orme, 1755
A Plan of the Line of March with the whole Baggage
Size: 30x21 cm. G3821.S26 svar .J4 Faden 11, #1
This map appears in the Faden collection of maps that appear in Thomas Jefferys' 1768 "A general topography of North America and the West Indies" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map shows how the British position the various components of a Column as it marches along a path en route to Fort Duquesne.

255O6.02
Robert Orme, 1755
Braddock's March
Size: 30x20 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania (Braddock's March formation of Line) 1755"
A series of five engraved, same sized plates, which show the position and arrangements of Braddock's troops. The title is taken from an inscription on the verso of each engraving. A similar manuscript series, and probably the source for these engravings, can be found in Robert Orme's Journal (British Library, Kings ms. 212). Plate I is "A Plan of the Encampment of the Detachment from the little Meadows", scale of 1:3,000. Plate II is "A Plan of the Field of Battle and disposition of the Troops as they were on the March at the time of the Attack on the 9th of July 1755", scale of 1:55,500. Plate III is "A Plan of the Line of March of the Detachment from the little Meadows", scale of 1:3,200. Plate IV is "A Plan of the Line of March with the whole Baggage", no scale indicated. Plate V is "A Plan of the disposition of the Advanced Party consisting of 400 Men", scale of 1:2,300. See 255O6.01

255O6.01
Robert Orme, 1755
Braddock's Route
Size: 29x18 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania 1755-1756"
A folio of positive photocopies of 6 manuscript maps in the British Library (Kings Ms 212). Each map shows different features of Braddock's troops. Included are: "A Plan of the Field of Battle & Disposition of the Troops, as they were on the March at the time of the Attack on the 9th of July 1755", 29x18 cm., scale of 1:50,000. "Encampment of the Detachment from the Little Meadows", 28x18 cm., scale of 1:2,000. "Plan of the Disposition of the Advanced Party, consisting of 400 Men", 28x17 cm., scale of 1:2,200. "Line of March with the Whole Baggage", 29x16 cm., no scale. "Line of March of the Detachment from the Little Meadows", 17x17 cm., scale of 1:5,800. "A Map of the County between Wills Creek & Monongahela River shewing the rout & Encampments of the English Army in 1755", 27x17 cm., scale of 1:600,000. Unlike the other maps of this series, the last one has latitude and longitude lines along the margins. See 255O6.02

255S5
David Shultze, 1755
Easton to Reading Kings Road as Laid Out in 1755
Size: 27x21 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Easton (City) Kings Road to Reading 1755"
Historical map published in 1936 which shows the road and various landmarks (homes, trails, creeks) along the road. No scale is indicated.

255S6
George Smith, 1755
A Plan of the Field of Battle and Disposition of the Troops as they were on the March at the time of the Attack July 9th 1755
Size: 16x12 cm. Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania 1755"
This map was published in Bancroft's "History of the United States." No scale is indicated. Insert maps depict "Fort Du Quesne 1755" and "Pittsburg 1759."

256A5
Anonymous, 1756
A Mapp of Pensilvania in America
Size: 76x106 cm. Scale of 1: 86,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) Vicinity ca. 1756"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Kings Maps CXXII 4).The area along the Delaware River from "Brandy Wine" creek to "Penns berry" is shown, as well as an inset map depicting the streets of Philadelphia. See 256A5.01

256A5.01
Anonymous, 1756
A Mapp of Pensilvania in America
Size: 29x42 cm. Scale of 1: 215,500 G1105.H92 1909, ser. 2, vol. 1, #26
Photograph by Archer Butler Hulbert appearing in a collection of photographs of maps in the Crown Collection at the British Library (Phillips 3665, Crown collection K122-4). The original manuscript map was drawn circa 1756. It is similar in layout to Holme's maps of Pennsylvania, except that most plotted land grants are not labeled with the owners' names. Map is oriented with west at the top, and there is a small insert map of Philadelphia. See 256A5

256K1
Thomas Kitchin, 1756
A map of the province of Pensilvania from the best authorities
Size: 17x22 cm. Scale of 1: 2,650,000 G3820 1756 .K Vault
From London Magazine, December 1756, Volume 25. Map was printed for R. Baldwin, and it shows several towns and cities.

256S6
Julius Sachse, 1756
To the Merchants & Insurers of the City of Philadelphia This Chart of Delaware Bay and River
Size: 36x53 cm. Scale of 1: 355,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) 1756"
This is a photocopy of a facsimile made by Julius Sachse of an original manuscript map by Joshua Fisher in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Map comes from Supreme Court Records, New Jersey vs. Delaware, exhibit 99, volume 4. The map shows the Delaware River and Bay south of Philadelphia.

256S5
Robert Stobo, 1756
Stobo's Plan of Ft. Duquesne
Size: 26x19 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) (Fort Duquesne) 1756"
Robert Stobo was held by the French as a hostage at Fort Duquesne. He found an Indian to smuggle a map of the Fort and a letter to George Washington. This is a photocopy of an article, dated July 2, 1921, from Pittsburgh First published by the Chamber of Commerce and entitled "Finds Stobo's Letter. New Light on the History of Pittsburgh. Important Documents Discovered at Montreal." A copy of the map is reproduced in the article.

257L7
Benjamin Loxley, 1757
Plans & Sections of Houses for Officers & Barracks for Soldiers near the City of Philadelphia
Size: 93x37 cm. Scale of 1: 480 G3824.P5 1757 .L6
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI, Add. 57715 #9). The map shows the area between Third Street on the west, Delaware River on the east, Green Street on the north, and Stannix Street on the South. Accompanying the map is a two page index with explanation.

258A4.01
Aeak, 1758
Map Shewing route followed by the force under Brigadier Forbes from Bedford, Pennsylvania to Fort Duquesne, Ohio 1758
Size: 8x5 cm. Scale of 1: 2,344,320 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania 1758"
The map shows Braddock's route in addition to that of Forbes'. It also shows Braddock's grave site at Fort Necessity. See 258A4.02

258A4.02
Aeak, 1758
Map Shewing route followed by the force under Brigadier Forbes from Bedford, Pennsylvania to Fort Duquesne, Ohio 1758
Size: 17x11 cm. Scale of 1: 1,077,120 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania 1758"
Another version of Aeak's map. This one is larger than the other one. The map shows Braddock's route in addition to that of Forbes'. It also shows Braddock's grave site at Fort Necessity. See 258A4.01

258A6
Anonymous, 1758
A Plan of the Fort for 220 men built in December 1758 within 400 yards of Fort DuQuesne"
Size: 26x26 cm. Scale of 1: 720 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort DuQuesne 1758"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Kings Maps CXXII 22). It show a fort (Fort Pitt) on the Monongahela River.

258A8
Anonymous, 1758
A Rough Sketch of the Allegheny R. in New Y. and Penn.
Size: 34x41 cm. Titled Collection "New York & Penn. [1758]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add. ms. 21686). Title is taken from the map folder. Map shows Pennsylvania west of the Susquehanna River and between Pittsburgh and Lake Erie. The Allegheny River and its numerous branches are clearly shown. Forts Venengo, Beuf River, and Niagara are indicated.

258A5
Anonymous, 1758
French and Indian War map
Size: 15x18 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Bedford (County) (northeast part) 1758?"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the British Library (B.M. Add ms. 21,686). It depicts a portion of Bedford county where the Yellow Creek runs through a gap in Tussey's Mountain and joins the Juniata River. No scale is indicated.

258A7
Anonymous, 1758
Nazarether Land
Size: 11x15 cm. Scale of 1: 85,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Northampton (County) (Nazareth Twp) 1758 (copied 1759)"
Photocopy of a manuscript cadastral map in the Archives of the Moravian Church, 1228 Main Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018. This German language map names numerous landowners in Bethlehem township.

258B2.01
Emanuel Bowen, 1758
New York and Pensilvania
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1758 Vault, p. 41
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus, or a New Set of Pocket Maps of the several Empires, Kingdoms and States of the known World" (Phillips 621). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Sold by J. Newbery. Map has outline color. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is well water'd by the River Delaware & other Navigable Rivers." See 274B2.01, 292B2.01

258B2
Emanuel Bowen, 1758
Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1758 Vault, p. 42
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus, or a New Set of Pocket Maps of the several Empires, Kingdoms and States of the known World" (Phillips 621). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Sold by J. Newbery. Map has outline color. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is a rich and well peopd. & cultivatd. Province produces grain and cattle of all kinds, Timber, Pot ashes, Skins, Furs & c." See 274B2, 292B2

258B2.02
Emanuel Bowen, 1758
Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia
Size: 6x9 cm. G3820 1758 .B Green Collection
Map comes from an atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus, or a New Set of Pocket Maps of the several Empires, Kingdoms and States of the known World" (Phillips 621). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Sold by J. Newbery. Map has outline color. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is a rich and well peopd. & cultivatd. Province produces grain and cattle of all kinds, Timber, Pot ashes, Skins, Furs & c." See 274B2, 292B2

258D5
Dudgun, 1758
Plan of the Retrench'd Camp at Fort Ligonier
Size: 43x57 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 438/4, 12.073
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Dudgun is listed as the engineer. Colored map of the troop positions around the fort and along the Loyal Hannon Creek.

258G7
Gordon, 1758
A Sketch of Fort Du Quesne how it was before the Enemy abandont and destroyed it taken from a Survey of Capt. Gordon's
Size: 43x66 cm. Scale of 1: 600,000 G3824.P6:2F6 1758 .G6
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI, Add. 57714 #12). Location of the governor's house, kitchen, powder magazine, and barrack's are shown. Also depicted is a profile of the walls of the fort.

258P5
J. C. Pleydell, 1758
Plan of Fort DuQuesne, now Pittsburgh, as it was before it was Demolish'd 1758."
Size: 25x42 cm. Scale of 1: 240 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Fort DuQuesne) Pittsburgh (City) 1758"
Colored photostat of a manuscript map in the British Library (Kings Maps CXXII, 17).

258P6
J. C. Pleydell, 1758
Plan of the Environs Fort and Encampments of Raystown
Size: 71x42 cm. Scale of 1: 5,000 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 438/2, 12.071
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Positions are shown for various troops including those of Colonel Washington, North Carolina, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

258P7
J. C. Pleydell, 1758
Plan of the Retrench'd Camp at Fort Ligonier 1758
Size: 36x50 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 438/3, 12.072
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Colored map of the camp grounds along Loyal Hannon Creek.

258P1
John Potts, 1758
General Forbes route on the march against Fort Du Quesne, 1758
Size: 48x203 cm. G3822.F6 1758 .P Vault
Copy done by William D. McGowan M.D. of an original pen and ink manuscript map in "General Forbes Marching Journal to the Ohio, J Potts" in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. This map is similar to an anonymous map appearing in the Faden collection (G3822.F53 1763 .M3 Faden 12). See 263A1

258W5
George Washington, 1758
Road from Raystown to Pittsburgh
Size: 36x29 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Raystown (Road from) (Bedford) Pa. to Pittsburgh [1758]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the collection of Washington Papers, Div. of Mss., Volume 13, 1097. There is a question about Washington being the author of this map.

259A5.02
Anonymous, 1759
A Plan of Pitts Fort at Pittsburgh
Size: 50x58 cm. Scale of 1: 1,190 G3824.P6:2F6 1759 .P4
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI add 57714 #15). A detailed map of the fort with an insert depicting profile of the fort.
See 259A5.03

259A4.0A
Anonymous, 1759
Braddock's Road 1755
Size: 37x45 cm. Scale of 1: 316,800 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania Western 1759?"
Negative photostat of a manuscript map in the Force Collection, number 276. Map shows Braddock's route from Fort Cumberland to Fort Pitt.

259A4
Anonymous, 1759
General Braddock Road
Size: 129x148 cm. Scale of 1: 316,000 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania [1759]"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in British Library (Kings Maps CXXI 15.2). The map shows all of Lake Erie and portions of Lakes St. Claire and Huron. Marked on the map are General Braddock's road from Fort Pitt to Fort Venango. There are inset maps of Forts Presquisle, Le Beuf, Venango, and Pitt.

259A5.03
Anonymous, 1759
Plan of Fort Pitt at Pittsburgh
Size: 44x53 cm. Scale of 1: 1,180 G3824.P6:2F6 1759 .P41
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (RUSI add 57714 #14). Title does not appear on the map, but it is the title assigned by the Library of Congress. Map is similar to, but does not show as much detail as "A plan of Pitts Fort at Pittsburgh." An insert profile of the fort appears. See 259A5.02

259A5.04
Anonymous, 1759
Plan of the New Fort at Pittsburgh
Size: 24x29 cm. Scale of 1: 2,500 G1105.H92 1909, ser. 2, vol. 1, #28-29
Two copies of a photograph done on three sheets by Archer Butler Hulbert of a manuscript map in the Crown Collection at the British Library (Phillips 3665, Crown collection K122-20). The map shows the layout of the fort with location of barracks, guard room, and powder magazine. Profile of the fort is drawn along the bottom of the map.

259A5
Anonymous, 1759
Plan of the New Fort at Pittsburgh November 1759
Size: 49x62 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (Fort) (City) 1759"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the British Library (Add ms. 33231 NN6). A notation in another hand reads "Handed over to Leutn. ??? by his father in 1872." See 259A5.01

259J5
Thomas Jefferys, 1759
A Map of the Province of Pensylvania
Size: 24x33 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Indian lands 1759"
Photostat from a negative loaned by Yale University Library. No scale is indicated. The map is from Charles Thomson, "An enquiry into the causes of the alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese Indians from the British interest," London, 1759. Shown on the map are several tracts of land which were purchased from the Indians.

259K5
Thomas Kitchin, 1759
Plan of Fort Pitt or Pittsbourg
Size: 24x25 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort Pitt 1759?"
Photocopy of a map in Thomas Mants' "History of the Late War in America," 1772 (E199.M29). Map was "Engraved for Mants' History of the War in North America, by T. Kitchin, Hydrographer to his Madjesty, To face page 158."

259S2.01
Nicholas Scull, 1759
Map of the improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 75x151 cm. Scale of 1: 250,000 G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #38-43
A copy of Scull's map which appears in Thomas Jefferys' "A General Topography of North America" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). See 259S2

259S5.0A
Nicholas Scull, 1759
Map of the improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 78x154 cm. Scale of 1: 260,000 G1260.P5 1896, #16
Reproduction of Scull's map appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. It was engraved by Jas. Turner and printed by John Davis. See 259S2, 275S1, 277l1, 277S1

259S5
Nicholas Scull, 1759
Map of the improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 78x154 cm. Scale of 1: 260,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1759"
Reproduction of Scull's map appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. It was engraved by Jas. Turner and printed by John Davis. See 259S2, 275S1, 277l1, 277S1

259S2
Nicholas Scull, 1759
Map of the improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 75x151 cm. Scale of 1: 250,000 G3820 1759 .S3 Vault
Full title is "To the Honourable Thomas Penn and Richard Penn, Esqrs., 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 is humbly dedicated by Nicholas Scull. Engraved by Ja. Turner. Printed by John Davis." The map was printed in Philadelphia. It is part of the Peter Force map collection, number 58. See 275S1, 277L1, 277S1, 259S5

259S1
I. Shippen, 1759
Rough Draught of part of the Youghiogany River Taken by I. Shippen R. in Novemr. 1759
Size: 32x40 cm. G3822.Y6 1759 .S Vault
This is a pen and ink tracing done by William D. McGowan M.D. of an original map in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. No scale is given.

259A5.01
G. Wright, 1759
A Plan of the New Fort at Pittsburgh Nov. 1759
Size: 49x67 cm. Scale of 1: 1,250 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) Fort 1759"
Photocopy of a map engraved by G. Wright in the British Library (George III Collection K122-19). Allegheny River is labeled "Ohio or Allegeny River." This map was copied from an anonymous manuscript map in the British Library (Add. ms. 33231 NN6) with the same title. See 259A5

26_A5
Anonymous, 176-
Carte des Frontieres Francoises, et Angloises dens le Canada depuis Montreal jusques au Fort du Quesne
Size: 31x41 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania & New York (Montreal to Ft. Duquesne) 176-?"
Photostat of map published in Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series, Volume VI, 1877, page 409. No scale indicated. Note in cartouche says the map is from "Pouchois Memoires sur La derniere Guerre de l'Amerique Septentrionale."

26_D1
E. A. Day, 176-
Plan and perspective View of Pittsburgh
Size: 26x21 cm. G3824.P6 176- .D3 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map of the street layout at the point where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet. Includes index to points of interest.

26_G1
Wil(?) George, 176-
Five Thousand Acres of Land beginning within Three Miles of the Alliganah River and Extending About Eastward to Include Several small Streams of Water that Leads into the Alliganah River and both sides of the Old Indian Path
Size: 18x24 cm. G3824.K6 176- .F Vault
The manuscript map is mounted on linen. An inscription on verso read through the linen reads "location of 5000 by Wil(?) George." No scale is indicated.

260A1
Anonymous, 1760
Braddock's route, 1755, Fort Cumberland to Fort Pitt
Size: 38x46 cm. Scale of 1: 316,800 G3821.S26 1760 .B7 Vault
Manuscript map from the Peter Force collection (number 276). Title is from the manuscript catalog of the Peter Force Collection. The Monongahela River is extensively mapped.

260L5.0A
John Lukens, 1760
In Persuance of a Warrant Bearing Date the Sixth Day of December 1759 and by Order of the Surveyor General I Surveyed the Above Described Tract of Land Lying on Conestogoe Creek in the County of Lancaster for the Pennsylvania Land Company in London.
Size: 23x32 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 G1260.P5 1896, #7
Reproduction of a survey by John Lukens published in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I- X, 1894-96

260L5
John Lukens, 1760
In Persuance of a Warrant Bearing Date the Sixth Day of December 1759 and by Order of the Surveyor General I Surveyed the Above Described Tract of Land Lying on Conestogoe Creek in the County of Lancaster for the Pennsylvania Land Company in London.
Size: 23x32 cm. Scale of 1: 20,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Lancaster (Cnty) (PA Land Co Tract on Conestogoe Creek) 1760"
Reproduction of a survey by John Lukens published in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I- X, 1894-96

261A5
Anonymous, 1761
Map of the Country between Wills Creek and Fort du Quesne
Size: 34x11 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (S.W.) and Maryland (N.W.) Fort du Quesne and Wills Creek 1761
Photostat from a negative loaned by Yale University of a manuscript map.

261R5
B. Ratzer, 1761
Plan of Fort Pitt and Parts Adjacent with both Rivers
Size: 105x138 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) (Fort Pitt) 1761"
Photocopy of a map in the British Library (George III Collection K122-21). The Allegheny River is labeled Ohio River. The locations of "Fort du Quesne Ruined" and the "Old English Fort distroyed" are superimposed on the drawing of the new Fort Pitt. See 295H5

262A7
William Allen, 1762
Northampton Town Surveyed by Order of William Allen Esq. 1762
Size: 44x47 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Allentown (Northampton) (City) 1762"
Photostat of original manuscript map in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. No scale indicated on this cadastral map. Annotation on map reads "Walter C. Livingston, Front Hall, July 1824."

262H5
Thomas Hutchins, 1762
A Tour from Fort Cumberland North Westward round part of the Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan, including part of the Rivers St. Joseph, the Wabash and Miamis, with a Sketch of the Road from thence by the Lower Shawanoe Town to Fort Pitt. 1762
Size: 55x43 cm. Scale of 1: 2,000,000 Titled Collection "Michigan and Ohio, Tour from Ft. Cumberland Northwestward 1762"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Huntington Library. The width of all streams, creeks, and rivers crossed by the trail is entered on the map.

262S1
Nicholas Scull, 1762
To the Mayor, Recorder Aldermen, Common Council and Freemen of Philadelphia, this Plan of the improved part of the city surveyed and laid down by the late Nicholas Scull Esqr. Surveyor General of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 49x66 cm. Scale of 1: 4,900 G3824.P5 1762 .S3 Vault
This map was sold by the editors, Matthew Clarkson and Mary Biddle, after Scull died. Mary Biddle was Scull's daughter. Various types of ships are illustrated in the Delaware River. Two small insert maps appear along the top border. One is a city plan by Thomas Holme which was adopted for laying out the city, and the other is a later city plan done by Benjamin Eastburn which was not adopted. See 262S7, 276S4

262S7.0A
Nicholas Scull, 1762
To the mayor, Recorder Aldermen, Common Council and Freemen of Philadelphia, this plan of the improved part of the city surveyed and laid down by the late Nicholas Scull Esqr. Surveyor General of the Province of Pennsylvania
Size: 39x52 cm. Scale of 1: 6,100 G3824.P5 1762 .S3 1876
Facsimile reproduction of Scull's map done April 1, 1876 by Miller and Moss. "Philadelphia 100 Years Ago" appears across the top of the map. See 262S1

262S7
Nicholas Scull, 1762
To the mayor, Recorder Aldermen, Common Council and Freemen of Philadelphia, this plan of the improved part of the city surveyed and laid down. Sold by the editor's, Matthew Clarkson and Mary Biddle, 1762.
Size: 49x66 cm. Scale of 1: 4,900 G3824.P5 1762 .S3 1969
"Reproduced ... from the original in the Library of Congress." This is number 22 of an edition limited to 500 copies" by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1969. See 262S1

263A1
Anonymous, 1763
Map of a route through south west Pennsylvania from Fort Loundoun, Franklin Co. to Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh
Size: 52x22 cm. Scale of 1: 380,160 G3822.F53 1763 .M3 Faden 12
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Faden collection. Title is from Phillips' "A List of Maps of America." Title in Faden's catalog is "A map of the country on the Ohio & Muskingum Rivers." Label on verso reads "Forbes Road from Fort Loudon to Fort Pitt. 1763?" Shows location of forts and road improvements. Map is very similar to John Potts' manuscript map "General Forbes Route on the March against Fort Du Quesne, 1758" (G3822.F6 1758 .P Vault). See 258P1

263A6
Anonymous, 1763
Operations in Pennsylvania
Size: 20x11 cm. Scale of 1: 823,600 Titled Collection "United States French & Indian War Pennsylvania 1763"
Map is taken from Jared Sparks' "The Writing of George Washington," Volume II, p. 38 (E312.7 1847). It shows Forbes Road from Raystown to Fort Duquesne and Braddock's Road from Wills Creek to Fort Duquesne. The site of Braddock's grave at Fort Necessity is shown. See 255A6

263A5
Anonymous, 1763
Survey of "New Munster"
Size: 50x34 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania New Munster Tract 1763"
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

263A5.0A
Anonymous, 1763
Survey of "New Munster"
Size: 50x34 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 G1260.P5 1896, #12
Reproduction from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

263C2
Marco Coltellini, 1763
Carta Della Nuova Inghilterra Nuova Iork, e Pensilvania
Size: 20x29 cm. Scale of 1: 76,000 G1100.A42 1763 Vault, v.2, plate 17 opp. p.166
An Italian version of Bellin's map "Carte de la Nouvelle Angleterre Nouvelle York et Pensilvanie" appearing in "Il Gazzettiere Americano contenente un distinto ragguaglio di tuttle le parte del Nuovo mondo" (Phillips 1161). See 264B1, 277M4

263R1.0C
Jean Rocque, 1763
A Plan of the New Fort at Pitts-Burgh or DuQuesne Novr. 1759
Size: 12x17 cm. Scale of 1: 3,300 G1106.R4R6 1763 Vault, #22
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London (Phillips 1186, Phillips lists this as map number 21). Map shows the fort along the Monongahela River and the "Ohio of Allegeny River." An "explanation" appears in a text box, but there are no letters on the map which would correspond with the letters in the "explanation." See 263R1.0D

263R1.0D
Jean Rocque, 1763
A Plan of the New Fort at Pitts-Burgh or DuQuesne Novr. 1759
Size: 12x17 cm. Scale of 1: 3,300 G1106.R4R6 1763 copy 2 Vault, #4
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London. Map shows the fort along the Monongahela River and the "Ohio of Allegeny River." The map appears to be incomplete. An "explanation" appears in a text box, but there are no letters on the map which would correspond with the letters in the "explanation." See 263R1.0C

263R1.0B
Jean Rocque, 1763
Fort Bedford
Size: 13x17 cm. Scale of 1: 2,200 G1106.R4R6 1763 copy 2 Vault, #14
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London. Map is a black and white diagram of the fort with adjacent "Sutlers houses," hospitals, and store house. See 263R1.0A

263R1.0A
Jean Rocque, 1763
Fort Bedford
Size: 13x17 cm. Scale of 1: 2,200 G1106.R4R6 1763 Vault, #24
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London (Phillips 1186, Phillips lists this as map number 23). Map is a black and white diagram of the fort with adjacent "Sutlers houses," hospitals, and store house. See 263R1.0B

263R1.0F
Jean Rocque, 1763
Plan of the Retrench'd Camp at Fort Ligonier
Size: 12x17 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 G1106.R4R6 1763 copy 2 Vault, #20
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London. An "explanation" gives the locations of troops from Maryland, Carolina, Virginia, and Pennsylvania; as well as the location of the hospital and Indian encampment. See 263R1.0E

263R1.0E
Jean Rocque, 1763
Plan of the Retrench'd Camp at Fort Ligonier
Size: 12x17 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200 G1106.R4R6 1763 Vault, #20
Map appears in "A Set of Plans and Forts in America" which was published in London (Phillips 1186, Phillips lists this as map number 19). An "explanation" gives the locations of troops from Maryland, Carolina, Virginia, and Pennsylvania; as well as the location of the hospital and Indian encampment. See 263R1.0F

264B1
Jacques Nicolas Bellin, 1764
Carte de la Nouvelle Angleterre, New Yorck, Pensilvanie et Nouveau Jersay
Size: 32x37 cm. Scale of 1: 2,000,000 G1059.B45 1764 Vault, v.1, #29
Map appears in "Le Petit Atlas Maritime" (Phillips 3508). It shows the eastern half of Pennsylvania. See 263C2, 277M4, 280L1

264B1.02
Jacques Nicolas Bellin, 1764
Carte de la Nouvelle Angleterre, New Yorck, Pensilvanie et Nouveau Jersay
Size: 32x37 cm. Scale of 1: 2,000,000 G3710 1764 .B4 Vault
Map comes from "Le Petit Atlas Maritime" (Phillips 3508). It shows the eastern half of Pennsylvania. See 263C2, 277M4, 280L1

264B1.01
Jacques Nicolas Bellin, 1764
Plan de Philadelphie et Environs
Size: 21x16 cm. Scale of 1: 66,000 G1059.B45 1764 Vault, v.1, #34
Map appears in "Le Petit Atlas Maritime" (Phillips 3508). Map is a copy of the Scull and Heap map of Philadelphia. The map shows the grid plan of the city and the surrounding area. See 252S1

268H2
Thomas Hutchins, 1768
Plan of the Battle Near Bushy-Run
Size: 15x15 cm. G1105.J4 1768 Vault, #53
Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "A General Topography of North America" (Phillips 1196 and 2697). Map was done by assistant engineer Thomas Hutchins. It shows the position of Colonel Bouquet's troops, where cattle and horses were stabled, location of grave sites, and position of the enemy. On the bottom of the plate there is a separate 22x17 cm diagram of the line of march and camp layout on a scale of 1:9000.

268J5
Guy Johnson, 1768
Map of the frontiers of the northern colonies with the boundary line established between them and the Indians at the treaty held by S. Will Johnson at Ft. Stanwix in Novr., 1768
Size: 55x86 cm. Scale of 1: 1,125,000 G1260.P5 1896, #17
This colored copy of a manuscript map was reprinted in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Harrisburg, 1894-99, Appendix I-X. The boundary line follows along the eastern edge of the Allegheny Mountains to the West Branch of the Susquehanna River, across the mountains to the Allegheny River, and then along the Ohio River. See 268J4

268J4
Guy Johnson, 1768
Map of the frontiers of the northern colonies with the boundary line established between them and the Indians at the treaty held by S. Will Johnson at Ft. Stanwix in Novr., 1768
Size: 28x43 cm. Scale of 1: 2,500,000 G3791.S26 1768 .J6
This hand colored map was "Corrected and improved from Evans map." The map was drawn several years after the event. See 268J5

268M3
Charles Mason, 1768
A plan of the west line or parallel of latitude, which is the boundary between the provinces of Maryland and Pensylvania: a plan of the boundary lines between the province of Maryland and the Three Lower Counties on Delaware
Size: 65x185 cm. Scale of 1: 255,000 G3841.F7 1768 .M3 Vault Oversize
Issued in Philadelphia by Robert Kennedy and engraved by J. Smither. Shows the Mason and Dixon line. Originally issued on two sheets, but this copy was sectioned into eight parts before mounting.

268P4
Thomas Pownall, 1768
A view of Bethlem, the great Moravian settlement in the province of Pennsylvania. Vue de Bethlem, principal etablissement des freres Moraves dans la province de Pennsylvania. Sketch'd on the spot by his excellency Governor Pownal
Size: 33x51 cm. G3824.B5A3 1768 .P6 1970
Facsimile done by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1970. This is number 4 of an edition limited to 500 copies. Perspective map not drawn to scale. Original map was engraved by Paul Dandby, and printed for John Bowles, Robert Sayer, Thomas Jefferys, Carington Bowles, and Henry Parker.

269S5
A. Smither, 1769
Pennsylvania and Maryland
Size: 31x41 cm. Scale of 1: 500,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania & Maryland (showing proposed roads and canals) 1769-70"
Photostat of a map in "Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 1769-70," volume 1, 2nd edition, Philadelphia, 1789, p. 367 (Q11.P6). No title appears on the map. The map shows proposed roads linking the Susquehanna River with Reading, Philadelphia, and Christiania. It also shows proposed canals between the Delaware River/Bay and the Chesapeake Bay. A line drawing of some type of industrial machine, unrelated to the map, appears along the left side of the map.

27_A5.0A
Anonymous, 177-
British Camp on west Bank of Schuylkill River at Philadelphia
Size: 18x23 cm. Scale of 1: 42,240 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) British Camp 177-?"
Photostat of a manuscript pen and ink map in the Clements Library, University of Michigan, Clinton Collection number 253. A sketch map of an encampment on a peninsula in the river between modern Arch Street and Gray's Ferry Bridge. A pontoon bridge over the river is shown.

27_A5
Anonymous, 177-
Pennsylvania, eastern
Size: 95x135 cm. Scale of 1: 130,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Eastern) [1777-]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Clements Library, Clinton Collection number 250. It shows the southeastern part of Pennsylvania. No title appears on the map.

27_A7
Anonymous, 177-
Philadelphia
Size: 36x46 cm. Scale of 1: 15,840 G3824.P5 177- .P4
Photostat from an original manuscript in the William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan. Title and provenance slips pasted on verso.

27_H1
Hermon Husbands, 177-
Survey of region embraced by Somerset, Bedford, and Fulton Counties and including Cumberland, Md. Signed H[e?]rm[o?]n Husband[s?]
Size: 43x34 cm. Scale of 1: 253,440 G3820 177- .H8 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink map. Title is from dealer's manuscript folder.

27_K5
Thomas Kitchin, 177-
Seat of War in the Environs of Philadelphia By Thos. Kitchin Senr. Hydrographer to his Madjesty
Size: 23x30 cm. Scale of 1: 550,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Philadelphia ( & vicinity) 177-"
Negative photostat of a map in the New York Public Library. The map shows southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

27_M5
John Montrésor, 177-
To his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton K.B. General and Commander in Chief of his Madjesty's Forces, within the Colonies laying on the Atlantic Ocean, from Nova Scotia to West Florida inclusive & c & c & c
Size: 98x68 cm. Scale of 1: 14,400 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) & Vicinity British Posts [177-?]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the William L. Clements Library of the University of Michigan. This colored topographical map shows the streets of Philadelphia; and the roads, wooded areas, and British defensive works from Kensington to Hog Island.

27_P5
Parker, 177-
Plan of Washington's position. Mr Parker, late a mercht in Virginia, now in Philadelphia
Size: 19x32 cm. Scale of 1: 21,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Valley Forge 177-?"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Clinton Collection (256), Clements Library, University of Michigan. Title is taken from inscription on verso. This pen and ink map shows Valley Creek entering the Schuylkill River. The location of Washington's Headquarters and the American Troops are shown.

27_R5
Bernard Romans, 177-
A Chorographical Map of the Country round Philadelphia
Size: 26x29 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania - NJ & Del 177-"
Photograph of a map in the Connecticut Historical Society. Russell Morrison ("On The Map," 1983, page 73) writes that the map was printed in 1778 in New Haven. Romans was a captain in the First Pennsylvania Company of Artillery.

270S1
William Scull, 1770
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
Size: 55x82 cm. Scale of 1: 633,600 G3820 1770 .S3 Vault
This map of Pennsylvania was engraved by Henry Dawkins and printed in Philadelphia by James Nevil. Peter Force map collection number 118. See 270S2, 277L1, 277S5

270S2
William Scull, 1770
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
Size: 56x81 cm. Scale of 1: 633,600 G3820 1770 .S31 Vault
This map of Pennsylvania was engraved by Henry Dawkins and printed in Philadelphia by James Nevil. County boundaries are shown. See 270S1, 277L1, 277S5

270S5
William Scull, 1770
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
Size: 52x78 cm. Scale of 1: 661,000 G1260.P5 1896, #20
This reproduction of Scull's map appears in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, Harrisburg, 1894-99, Appendix I-X. See 270S1, 277L1, 277S5

271A5
Anonymous, 1771
A Draught of To. Smith's District; with a list of all the Orders Executed in the same at the end of the year 1770
Size: 36x46 cm. Scale of 1: 380,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (western) 1771"
Photocopy of a manuscript map lent by Mr. Homer L. Rosenberger of the Department of Justice in 1943. It shows the area between Laurel Hills (west) and the Alleghenies (east), and between the west branch of the Susquehanna (north) and the road from Fort Pitt (south). It lists all individuals who paid to have their lands surveyed.

271A2
Anonymous, 1771
Map of proposed roads through the southeastern part of Pennsylvania, the northeastern part of Maryland, and the northern part of Delaware
Size: 33x38 cm. Scale of 1: 506,880 G3791.P2 1771 .M3 Vault
Hand colored map which appeared in the American Philosophical Society Transaction, 1771, volume 1. This copy is annotated in ink to show additional roads and place names. Title is from the Library of Congress's Trails bibliography, number 131.

273A1
Anonymous, 1773
A Plan of the Durham lands on the River Delaware in Bucks Cou[nty] to be sold at public vendue on the premisses the 3rd day of May 1773
Size: 38x37 cm. Scale of 1: 21,500 G3824.D852G46 1773 .P5 Vault
Cadastral map showing lots, lot numbers, and prices of lands in Durham township, Bucks County. Lots are located in area where Durham Creek enters the Delaware River.

274B2.01
Emanuel Bowen, 1774
New York and Pensilvania
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1774 Vault, p. 41
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus Illustratus: Containing Fifty-Two Pocket Maps of the World" (Phillips 3516). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Sold by T. Carnan and J. Newbery. Map is uncolored. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is well water'd by the River Delaware & other Navigable Rivers." See 258B2.01, 292B2.01

274B2
Emanuel Bowen, 1774
Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1774 Vault, p. 42
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus Illustratus: Containing Fifty-Two Pocket Maps of the World" (Phillips 3516). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Sold by T. Carnan and J. Newbery. Map is uncolored. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is a rich and well peopd. & cultivatd. Province produce grain and cattle of all kinds, Timber, Pot ashes, Skins, Furs & c." See 258B2, 292B2

274J5
W. L. G. Joerg, 1774
The Delaware River Region 1665-1774
Size: 26x18 cm. Scale of 1: 1,200,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Reg) 1665-1774"
An historical map published by American Geographical Society in "The Chronicles of America," edited by Roosevelt, Volume VIII, opposite page 84.

274R1
John Reed, 1774
To the Honourable House of Representatives of the Freemen of Pennsylvania this Map of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia With the Catologue of Purchasers is Humbly Dedicated by their most Obedient Humble Servant John Reed
Size: 76x151 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 G3824.P5G46 1774 .R4 Vault Shelf
Cadastral map with a listing of land purchasers, and with illustrations of the Houses of Employment & Alms House, Pennsylvania Hospital, and the State House. Engraved by James Smither and printed by Thomas Man. Peter Force map collection number 588. See 274R4, 274R5

274R3
John Reed, 1774
To the Honourable House of Representatives of the Freemen of Pennsylvania this Map of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia With the Catologue of Purchasers is Humbly Dedicated by their most Obedient Humble Servant John Reed
Size: 75x148 cm. Scale of 1: 23,760 G3824.P5G46 1774 .R4 1870
Facsimile published by Charles L. Warner in 1870. Hand colored cadastral map showing land ownership. See 274R1, 274R5

274R4
John Reed, 1774
To the Honourable House of Representatives of the Freemen of Pennsylvania this Map of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia With the Catologue of Purchasers is Humbly Dedicated by their most Obedient Humble Servant John Reed
Size: 66x150 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 G3824.P5G46 1774 .R4 1846 Vault Shelf
"Facsimile of Reed's map reproduced by the anastatic process" by Lloyed P. Smith in 1846. Hand colored cadastral map showing land ownership. G. Worley appears in lower left corner of cartouche. See 274R1, 274R5

274R5
John Reed, 1774
To the Honourable House of Representatives of the Freemen of Pennsylvania this Map of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia With the Catologue of Purchasers is Humbly Dedicated by their most Obedient Humble Servant John Reed
Size: 73x148 cm. Scale of 1: 19,500 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) [1774]"
This is a facsimile published by Charles L. Warner in 1870. See 274R1, 274R3, 274R4

275S2.06
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1100.J4 1778 Vault, #20
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in William Faden's "The North American Atlas, selected from the most Authentic Maps, Charts, Plans, & c. hitherto published" (Phillips 3659a). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S7
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R6 Am. 1-19
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Hand colored. See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S8
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R6 Am. 5-21
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Two copies of this map. One is colored and the other has only outline color. See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S4
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 Algemeen Rijksarchief Collection VEL 1398, Fiche 348
Map is in a microfiche collection of maps and drawings from the Dutch Colonial Archives in The Hague. Size and scale are of the original map, and three images are needed to reproduce this map. This is Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map. See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S3
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R62 Vault
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas." See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.07
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1100.J4 1777 Vault, #20
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas" published in London in 1777. See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.04
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1105.F22 1777 Vault, #18
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in William Faden's "The North American Atlas, selected from the most Authentic Maps, Charts, Plans, & c. hitherto published" (Phillips 1208). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.03
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1100.J4 1783 Vault, #20
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas," 1783 (Phillips 1169). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.02
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1100.J4 1780 Vault, #20
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas," 1780 (Phillips 1166). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.01
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1100.J4 1775 Vault, #17
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas," 1775 (Phillips 1165). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R61 Vault
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas." See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S1
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R6 Vault
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. It appeared in Thomas Jefferys' "The American Atlas." See 259S2, 275S7, 277L1, 277S1

275S9
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G3820 1775 .R6 Am. 6-14
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

275S2.05
William Scull, 1775
A map of Pennsylvania exhibiting not only the improved parts of that Province, but also its extensive frontiers. Laid down from actual surveys and chiefly from the late map of W. Scull published in 1770
Size: 68x134 cm. Scale of 1: 365,000 G1105.F2 1777 Vault, #24
Robert Sawyer and John Bennett's copy of William Scull's map published in London. Map appears in William Faden's "The North American Atlas, selected from the most Authentic Maps, Charts, Plans, & c. hitherto published" (Phillips 1207). See 275S1, 259S2, 277L1, 277S1

276A1
Anonymous, 1776
A map of the country round Philadelphia including part of New Jersey, New York, Staten Island, & Long Island
Size: 18x23 cm. Scale of 1: 1,625,000 G3790 1776 .M3 Vault
From the Gentleman's Magazine, volume 46, 1776.

276A2
Anonymous, 1776
Map of the country between and bordering the Delaware River and Chesapeake Bay, showing roads to Philadelphia and localities
Size: 19x31 cm. Scale of 1: 670,000 G3791.P2 1776 .M3 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and pen map centered on eastern Pennsylvania. Title is taken from Phillips "List of Maps of America." Label on verso has title "Eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey showing roads."

276C5
A. D. Chidsey Jr., 1776
Map of Easton Pennsylvania in 1776
Size: 20x40 cm. Scale of 1: 3,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Easton (City) 1776"
Historical map published in 1939 showing how an aerial view of the town would had looked in 1776.

276E5
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
A Plan of the City of Philadelphia the Capital of Pennsylvania from an Actual Survey by Benjamin Eastburn, Surveyor General 1776
Size: 34x45 cm. Scale of 1: 7,200 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) 1776"
This is a copy of an original map in the Library of Congress (G3824 .P5 1776 .E2 Vault). The map was published by Andrew Dury. See 276E1

276E1.03
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
A Plan of the City of Philadelphia, the Capital of Pennsylvania, from an Actual Survey.
Size: 50x60 cm. Scale of 1: 5,000 G3824.P5 1776 .E2 Am. 6-16
Map shows the name and location of important buildings and wharf facilities. Peter Andre was the engraver and Andrew Dury was the publisher of the map. An inset map is a chart of Delaware Bay and River from an original by Fisher (scale 1:700,000). See 276E1

276E1.02
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
A Plan of the City of Philadelphia, the Capital of Pennsylvania, from an Actual Survey. By Benjamin Eastburn, Surveyor General 1776
Size: 49x67 cm. Scale of 1: 5,000 G3824.P5 1776 .E21 Vault
Map shows the name and location of important buildings and wharf facilities. Andrew Dury, London, published the map. An inset map is a chart of Delaware Bay and River from an original by Fisher (scale 1:700,000). From the Peter Force map collection, number 317. See 276E1

276E1
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
A Plan of the City of Philadelphia, the Capital of Pennsylvania, from an Actual Survey. By Benjamin Eastburn, Surveyor General 1776
Size: 49x67 cm. Scale of 1: 5,000 G3824.P5 1776 .E2 Vault
Map shows the name and location of important buildings and wharf facilities. Andrew Dury, London, published the map. An inset map is a chart of Delaware Bay and River from an original by Fisher (scale 1:700,000). From the Peter Force map collection, number 318. See 276E1.01, 276E1.02, 276E5

276E1.01
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
A Plan of the city of Philadelphia, the capital of Pennsylvania, from an actual survey. P. Andre, sculp.
Size: 39x53 cm. Scale of 1: 6,336 G3824.P5 1776 .E2 1976
This map was "reproduced...from an engraving in the Library of Congress" by Historic Urban Plans in 1976. "This is number 21 of an edition limited to 500 copies." Map shows the name and location of important buildings and wharf facilities. Andrew Dury, London, published the original map. An inset map is a chart of Delaware Bay and River from an original by Fisher (scale 1:700,000). See 276E1

276E2
Benjamin Eastburn, 1776
Philadelphie, par Easburn, arpenteur général de Pensilvanie
Size: 22x36 cm. Scale of 1: 10,600 G3824.P5 1776 .E2 Roch 37
Georges Louis Le Rouge's copy of Eastburn's map published in Paris. From the Rochambeau map collection.

276M1
John Montrésor, 1776
Map of the Ohio River from Fort Pitt
Size: 28x31 cm. Scale of 1: 700,000 G3707.O5 1776 .M6 Vault
Manuscript map from the Peter Force Collection (number 169). Title is taken from the list of maps in the Force Collection. Map shows the Ohio River valley from Fort Pitt to the area of New Martinsville, West Virginia. Width of major branches of the Ohio River is shown in yards.

276S4
Nicholas Scull, 1776
Colonial Philadelphia 1682-1776
Size: 36x28 cm. G3824.P5 1776 .S3 1975
Facsimile of Scull's 1762 map of Philadelphia done by Ronald Toelke c1975. Map includes text, index to points of interest, coat of arms, and ancillary map of "'Portraiture of the city'-1682 after Thomas Holme's map." See 262S1

277A2.0A
John André, 1777
Mud Island
Size: 37x24 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia Mud Island [1777]"
Photocopy of an original manuscript map in the collection of Richard A. Schneider, Weinheim, Germany. The map depicts the fortifications on Mud Island and the adjacent shores.

277A2
John André, 1777
Mud Island and the operations for reducing it, 15th Novr. 1777
Size: 36x22 cm. G3824.P5:2F6S3 1777 .A5 1903
Facsimile by Boston Bibliophile Society, 1903. Scale not given. Shows various troop positions, defense works, etc. Includes "Profile of the west face of the fort on Mud Island," "Elevation of a block house," and "Profile of the masonry." The map appears in André's journal which is now owned by the Huntington Library (HM3089).

277A7.0C
Anonymous, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 15x9 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine Battle of 1777"
A map taken from "Life of Washington" which depicts the troops at the time of the battle. See 277B5.0A

277A5.0A
Anonymous, 1777
Battle of Germantown Oct 4th 1777
Size: 20x12 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Germantown 1777"
No scale is indicated on this map which locates the positions of the British and American troops.

277A5.0D
Anonymous, 1777
Battle of Germantown, Pennsylvania, 4th October 1777
Size: 23x28 cm. G3824.G28S3 19-- .B4 Vault
Historical manuscript map done by an unknown 20th century author, but there are the initials PL on the map. Title is taken from the map folder, and no scale is indicated. Map shows the locations of American, British, and Hessian troops, along with the roads and streams in the area.

277A5.0C
Anonymous, 1777
British camp at Trudruffrin from {sic} with the attack made by Major General Grey against the rebels near White Horse Tavern
Size: 26x42 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 G3824.T65S3 1777 .B7 Faden 81
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Faden collection. Shows the area around Paoli. This was the source map for William Faden's 1778 map of the British Camp (G3824.T65S3 1778 .B7 Vault). See 277A5.0B, 278F3

277A5.0B
Anonymous, 1777
British Camp at Trudruffrin from the 18th to the 21st of September with the Attack made by Major General Gray against the Rebels near White Horse Tavern on the 20th of September
Size: 25x41 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Trudruffrin [1777]"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Spark Collection of Cornell University Library (L544). Map is centered on the area around Paoli. See 277A5.0C, 278F3

277A8.0A
Anonymous, 1777
Camp before Philadelphia to the 17 November
Size: 25x37 cm. G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 497/2, 14.029b
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size is of the original map. Ten British campgrounds north of the city between the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers are shown.

277A8
Anonymous, 1777
Delaware River
Size: 37x25 cm. G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 497/3, 14.029c
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size is of the original map. Title is taken from a list of maps in the collection. This map is a sketch of fortifications on and around Mud Island and the adjacent shores.

277A6.0A
Anonymous, 1777
From near the White House Tavern on the Lancaster Road from Philadelphia thro Tryduffrin Camp, Valley Forge, Charlestown and cross the Schuylkill on the road to Norrington
Size: 91x78 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania [1777]"
Photostat of an anonymous pen, ink, and water color manuscript map from the manuscript division, New York Public Library.

277A7.0B
Anonymous, 1777
Operations of Howe's Army from Head of Elk to the Brandywine
Size: 34x46 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine 1777"
Photostat of a reproduction of a Hessian manuscript map appearing in Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, volume XXVI, Philadelphia, 1902. This schematic map is not drawn to any scale. It depicts the area between Chester and Baltimore, and the Susquehanna and Delaware Rivers.

277A6
Anonymous, 1777
Plan D'Operations de C'Armie Brittanique en North Amerique Contre les Rebelles Americains depuis la desiente a Elk Ferry le 25 d'aout juisqu'a la fin de L'Année 1777
Size: 30x40 cm. Scale of 1: 3,750,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution (Delaware River & Bay) 1777"
Photocopy of a French manuscript map showing position of General Howe's troops around Philadelphia and the lower Delaware River. A pencil notation on the map reads "see Dartmouth College Library Bulletin, v. 5, no. 1, 1949, p. 7."

277A7.0A
Anonymous, 1777
Plan of the Battle of Brandywine
Size: 42x48 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Brandywine 1777"
An anonymous historical map made in 1846, and based upon "an actual survey." Positions of the American, British, and Hessian troops are shown.

277A3
Anonymous, 1777
Plan of the Operations of General Washington against the Kings Troops in New Jersey from the 26th of December 1776 to the 3rd of January 1777
Size: 29x39 cm. Scale of 1: 113,000 G3811.S3 1777 .P6 Faden 61a
Manuscript pen and ink and color map depicting the path of General Washington's troops from Newtown, Pennsylvania, across the Delaware River; and the march on Trenton. The path of the British retreat from Trenton is indicated. Text on the map lists the numbers of British and Hessian troops captured, wounded, killed, or missing. Map is in the Faden collection. See 277F3, 277F3.01

277A1
Anonymous, 1777
Plat of Daniel Sullivan's tract on the Susquehanna River. Surveyed Sep 7, 1777
Size: 20x33 cm. G3822.S89G46 1777 .P Vault
No scale is indicated on this surveyor's map of 289 acres along the west bank of the Susquehanna River.

277A7
Anonymous, 1777
Progress of the Army from our landing, the taking of the town of Philadelphia
Size: 26x27 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Taking Philadelphia 1777"
Photostat of an original manuscript map in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. No scale is indicated. The map shows the landing site of the British army on the Elk River August 25. The path followed by the army is shown along with the dates and locations of various battles and campgrounds until they arrived in Philadelphia on September 26. See 280A2

277A7.0D
Anonymous, 1777
Progress of the army from their landing till taking possession of Philadelphia
Size: 25x27 cm. Scale of 1: 350,000 G3791.S3 1777 .P7 Faden 82
Manuscript, pen and ink and watercolor map from the Faden collection, number 82. Shows camps and battles between Elkton (Maryland), Valley Forge, and Philadelphia.

277A5
Anonymous, 1777
Site of Clark's boatyard on the Monongahela
Size: 10x15 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Monongahela River Site of Clark's boatyard 1777?"
Copy of a manuscript map in the Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison (Draper collection 30J65, Z6621.W79). No scale is indicated.

277A7.0E
Anonymous, 1777
This is not given as an accurate map, but only to afford an idea of the progress of the army from the landing at Elk to the taking of possession of Philadelphia. The brown lines are the supposed marches of the rebels
Size: 23x19 cm. G3791.S3 1777 .T5 Vault
A very faded manuscript pen and ink map. Gen: Grey appears in upper left corner. Title is taken from the sales catalog of the library of the Hon. S.W. Pennypacker, April 1906.

277B3
John Bigelow, 1777
Part of the United States in 1777
Size: 30x57 cm. Scale of 1: 760,320 G3790 1777 .B Vault
Ink on paper manuscript map showing the area from western Long Island to Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey; and to Harpers Ferry and to Huntington, Pennsylvania. Map depicts major roads, fords, and waterways. Legends and symbols on various rivers show the heads of navigation for ships, sloops, and skiffs. Penciled annotations along the right border list ferries on the Delaware River.

277B5.0A
G. W. Boynton, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 20x14 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Brandywine 1777"
This map shows the position of the troop at the time of the battle. The map was taken from "The Writings of George Washington," volume V, page 58. See 277A7.0C

277B5
G. W. Boynton, 1777
Military Movements in Pennsylvania
Size: 18x10 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania (1777)"
The map shows the position of George Washington's troops around Valley Forge and the British troops in eastern Pennsylvania. The map was printed in Jared Sparks' "The Writings of George Washington," volume V, page 66.

277B6.0A
Jacob Broom, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 150x55 cm. Scale of 1: 2,400 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine 1777"
Photostat of an original manuscript map in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. It depicts the area around Brandywine Creek in what is now the state of Delaware. Many annotations by George Washington appear on the map. Map is oriented with south at the top. See 277B6.0B, 277B6.0C

277B6.0B
Jacob Broom, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 33x12 cm. Scale of 1: 11,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine Battlefield 1777"
Photograph of an original manuscript map in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. It depicts the area around Brandywine Creek in what is now the state of Delaware. Many annotations by George Washington appear on the map. Map is oriented with south at the top. See 277B6.0A

277B6.0C
Jacob Broom, 1777
Washington's map of the Brandywine Campaign
Size: 46x28 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine campaign 1777"
Photostat of a map appearing in Justin Winsor's "Narrative and Critical History of America," Boston, 1888, page 420. This map is a copy of Broom's manuscript map in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. See 277B6.0A

277B6
Robert Bruce, 1777
Brandywine Battlefield District
Size: 27x33 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine Battlefield 1777"
An historical map issued in 1923 by the National Highway Association. Battlefield sites are indicated on a 1923 regional map.

277C1.0A
Henry B. Carrington, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 19x12 cm. E230.C31, p.43
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. Accompanying text describes troop movements and casualties. No scale is indicated. See 278C1.0A

277C1.0B
Henry B. Carrington, 1777
Battle of Germantown
Size: 12x19 cm. Scale of 1: 41,000 E230.C31, p.45
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. This map shows the troop positions, and accompanying text describes troop movements and casualties. See 278C1.0A

277C1.0C
Henry B. Carrington, 1777
Operations on the Delaware
Size: 12x19 cm. E230.C31, p.47
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. This map shows positions ships, troops, forts, and armaments around Fort Mifflin. Accompanying text describes the battle. See 278C1.0A

277F1.01
William Faden, 1777
Battle of Brandywine 11th Septr. 1777 in which the Rebels were defeated by the Army under the Command of General Sir William Howe
Size: 58x47 cm. Scale of 1: 14,000 G3824.C387S3 1777 .B3 Faden 79
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map showing the location of British, Hessian, and "Rebel" troops. Faden collection 79. See 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 278F1, 284F2

277F4
William Faden, 1777
Battle of Brandywine in which the rebels were defeated, September the 11th. 1777, by the army under command of General Sr. William Howe. Engraved by Wm. Faden, 1778
Size: 38x35 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 G3824.C387S3 1777 .F3 1935
Facsimile probably published in Philadelphia in 1935. "Note: The operations of the column under the command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Knyphausen is engraved from a plan drawn on the spot by S.W. Werner, Leiut. of Hessian artillery." See 277F1.01, 277F4.01, 277W2, 277W5, 278F1, 278F1.01

277F4.01
William Faden, 1777
Battle of Brandywine in which the rebels were defeated, September the 11th. 1777, by the army under command of General Sr. William Howe. Engraved by Wm. Faden, 1778
Size: 49x44 cm. Scale of 1: 15,300 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #36
Map appears in "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published in London by William Faden. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps and published this atlas in 1843. Map describes the movements of Generals Cornwallis's and Knyphausen's troops. Inscribed on the map is "The operations of the column under the command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Knyphausen is engraved from a plan drawn on the spot by S.W. Werner, Leiut. of Hessian artillery." See 277F1.01, 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 278F1, 278F1.01

277F3
William Faden, 1777
Plan of the Operations of General Washington against the Kings Troops in New Jersey from the 26th of December 1776 to the 3d January 1777
Size: 29x39 cm. Scale of 1: 128,000 G3811.S3 1777 .F3 Am. 3-16
Map depicts the battle of Trenton and the retreat of the British. This printed map has the addition of hand coloring to show the movements of the American and British troops. The map extends west to Newtown, Pennsylvania; the headquarters of General Washington. His march to and the crossing of the Delaware River are shown. Text on the map lists the British and Hessian losses. Faden used a manuscript map (G3811.S3 1777 .P6 Faden 61a) as the source for this map. See 277A3

277F3.01
William Faden, 1777
Plan of the Operations of General Washington against the Kings Troops in New Jersey from the 26th of December 1776 to the 3d January 1777
Size: 29x39 cm. Scale of 1: 128,000 G3811.S3 1777 .F3 Am. 5-18c
Map depicts the battle of Trenton and the retreat of the British. This printed map has the addition of hand coloring to show the movements of the American and British troops. The map extends west to Newtown, Pennsylvania; the headquarters of General Washington. His march to and the crossing of the Delaware River are shown. Text on the map lists the British and Hessian losses. Faden used a manuscript map (G3811.S3 1777 .P6 Faden 61a) as the source for this map. This copy of the map is trimmed to the neat line. See 277A3

277F2
William Faden, 1777
Sketch of the Surprise of German Town by the American Forces commanded by General Washington October 4th 1777 by J. Hills, Lt. 23d. Regt. & Asst. Engr.
Size: 45x53 cm. Scale of 1: 23,000 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #12
Map appears in "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published in London in 1793 by William Faden. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps and published this atlas in 1843. Text on the map describes Washington's advance into and retreat from Germantown. Location of General William Howe's, General Knyphausen's, and Lord Cornwallis' troops are shown.

277F1
William Faden, 1777
The course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester, exhibiting the several works erected by the rebels to defend its passage, with the attacks made upon them by His Madjesty's land & sea forces
Size: 45x70 cm. Scale of 1: 32,400 G3792.D44S3 1777 .F3 Faden 83
Manuscript, pen and ink (black and red) and watercolor map. Shows soundings and dispositions of ships. Includes "A sketch of Fort Island" and "Profile and plan of the sunk frames or chevaux de frise which formed the stackadoes in the river." See 278F2, 285F1

277F6.0C
Lewis Fleury, 1777
Figuré aproximatif des ouvrages des assiégeans 14 ghe 1777
Size: 27x32 cm. Scale of 1: 5,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Fort Mifflin 1777"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library. The map shows the positions of guns between "Muddy Island" and the Pennsylvania shore. Annotations on the map were made by George Washington.

277F6.0A
Lewis Fleury, 1777
Figuré aproximatif du fort island & des ouvnages des assiegeans 16 octobre 1777
Size: 20x34 cm. Scale of 1: 17,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Fort Mifflin 1777"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library (L534) which is oriented with west at the top. The Delaware River shore line in Pennsylvania from the Schuylkill River to an area just south of Fort Mifflin is shown.

277F6
Lewis Fleury, 1777
Figuré aproximatif du fort mifflin & des ouvrages des assiegeans 9th obre. 1777
Size: 41x33 cm. Scale of 1: 1,500 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Fort Mifflin 1777"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library (L536), labeled "Major Fleury's Plan of Fort Mifflin." The map shows the fort as well as positions of guns on the New Jersey shore opposite the fort. It is oriented with south at the top. Inscribed on the map is "the engineer author of this imperfect drough, begg indulgence for it, considering that he has not paper, pen, rule neither circel, and being disturbed by good many shells or cannons balls flying in the fort." Pierre Margry's chapter "List of French Officers that Served with the American Army" (in Francis B. Heitman, "Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution," Rare Book Publishing Company, Washington DC, 1914, page 654) lists a Francois Louis Teissedre de Fleury as a major in the French Army. He was born on August 20, 1749, and served in the French Army for 13 years. He was stationed in America from 1776 to 1782, and he commanded a camp of Light Troops 1777 to 1779. Fleury was decorated for distinguished conduct at York, and for gallantry at Stony Point.

277F6.0B
Lewis Fleury, 1777
Mudd Island
Size: 38x46 cm. Scale of 1: 10,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Fort Mifflin in Muddy Island 1777"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library (L535) which is oriented with west at the top. Title is taken from a notation on verso. The map depicts Fort Mifflin and the adjacent fortifications along the Pennsylvania shore of the Delaware River.

277F6.0D
Lewis Fleury, 1777
The Attack upon Fort Mifflin on the Delaware River, October 9,1777
Size: 29x28 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Attack on Fort Mifflin and redoubts near Phila. 1777"
Photocopy of a plate on which there are two facsimile maps. The top map is a copy of Lewis Fleury's map of Fort Mifflin, while the bottom map is a "Plan of the Redoubts near Philadelphia 2nd Oct 1778." Both maps were annotated by George Washington.

277H5
J. Hills, 1777
Sketch of the Surprise of Germantown by the American Forces commanded by General Washington October 4th 1777; by J. Hills, Lt. 23d. Regt. & Asst. Engr.
Size: 44x53 cm. Scale of 1: 21,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Germantown 1777"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library (L553). William Faden published a copy of this map in 1784. The map shows the troop positions at the start of the battle, and the text describes the troop movements during the battle. The Library of Congress has two copies of this map.

277K1
Thomas Kitchin, 1777
Seat of war in the environs of Philadelphia
Size: 20x25 cm. Scale of 1: 656,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .K5 Vault
Map was printed for R. Baldwin "For the London Magazine, 1777."

277L1
Georges Louis LeRouge, 1777
La Pensilvanie en trois feuilles, traduite des meilleures cartes anglaises.
Size: 66x133 cm. Scale of 1: 375,000 G3820 1777 .L4 Vault
A French copy of the 1775 English copy of the 1770 map of Pennsylvania by William Scull. This map appears in LeRouge's "Atlas Amériquain Septentrional." It is hand colored. See 277L1.01, 277L5, 270S1, 275S1, 259S2

277L1.01
Georges Louis LeRouge, 1777
La Pensilvanie en trois feuilles, traduite des meilleures cartes anglaises.
Size: 66x133 cm. Scale of 1: 375,000 G1105.L4 1792 Vault, #14
"Atlas Amériquan Septentrional" (Phillips 1212), published in 1792, contains the French edition of William Scull's map of Pennsylvania. Scull published his map in 1770, the English copy appeared in 1775, and the French edition was published in 1777. Phillips lists this as map #16. See 277L1, 277L5, 270S1, 275S1, 259S2

277L5.0A
Georges Louis LeRouge, 1777
Map of Pennsylvania
Size: 64x124 cm. Scale of 1: 410,000 G1260.P5 1896, #25
A copy of the Georges LeRouge edition of Scull's map reproduced in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

277L5
Georges Louis LeRouge, 1777
Map of Pennsylvania
Size: 64x124 cm. Scale of 1: 410,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania [1777]"
A copy of the Georges LeRouge edition of Scull's map reproduced in Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. See 277L1, 270S1, 275S1, 259S2

277L3.03
Samuel Lewis, 1777
A Map of the Country from Rariton River in East Jersey to Elk Head in Maryland Shewing the several Operations of the American and British Armies in 1776 & 1777
Size: 16x23 cm. G1201.S3M3 183- Vault, #5
Map is a smaller version of a map originally appearing in John Marshall's "The Life of George Washington, Maps and Subscribers' Names" published in Philadelphia by C.P. Wayne in 1807. This map appears in "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington" published by J. Crissy in Philadelphia 1832 (Phillips 1342). Lewis' name does not appear on this map which was engraved by Yeager. Shows roads and towns in southeast Pennsylvania, and position of the American army along the western edge of the Delaware River across from Trenton. British troops in New Jersey are shown. See 277L3, 277L3.01, 277L3.02

277L3
Samuel Lewis, 1777
A Map of the Country from Rariton River in East Jersey to Elk Head in Maryland Shewing the several Operations of the American and British Armies in 1776 & 1777
Size: 25x39 cm. Scale of 1: 500,000 G1201.S3M3 1807 Vault, #5
Map appears in John Marshall's "The Life of George Washington, Maps and Subscribers' Names" published in Philadelphia by C.P. Wayne in 1807 (Phillips 1341). Map was "Drawn by S. Lewis from Surveys made by Orders of G. Washington" and engraved by I.H. Seymour. Shows roads and towns in southeast Pennsylvania, and position of the American army along the western edge of the Delaware River across from Trenton. British troops in New Jersey are shown. See 277L3.01, 277L3.02, 277L3.03

277L3.02
Samuel Lewis, 1777
A Map of the Country from Rariton River in East Jersey to Elk Head in Maryland Shewing the several Operations of the American and British Armies in 1776 & 1777
Size: 16x23 cm. Scale of 1: 760,000 G1201.S3M3 1833 Vault, #5
Map is a smaller version of a map originally appearing in John Marshall's "The Life of George Washington, Maps and Subscribers' Names" published in Philadelphia by C.P. Wayne in 1807. This map appears in "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington" published by J. Crissy in Philadelphia 1832. Lewis' name does not appear on this map which was engraved by Yeager. Shows roads and towns in southeast Pennsylvania, and position of the American army along the western edge of the Delaware River across from Trenton. British troops in New Jersey are shown. See 277L3, 277L3.01, 277L3.03

277L3.01
Samuel Lewis, 1777
Théatre des Opérations des Armées Américaine et Britanique en 1776 et 1777, depuis la Rivière de Rariton, dans le Jersey de l'est, jusqu à la tete de L'Elk dans le Maryland
Size: 24x38 cm. Scale of 1: 500,000 G1201.S3M32 1807 Vault, #9
Map appears in the Paris 1807 French version of John Marshall's "Vie de George Washington, Collection de Planches" (Phillips 3684). Position of the American troops along the western shore of the Delaware River and the British troops on the opposite side are shown. See 277L3, 277L3.02, 277L3.03

277L6
J. Lodge, 1777
A Plan of the Operations of the British & Rebel Army in the Campaign 1777"
Size: 31x26 cm. Titled Collection "United States Revolutionary War Pennsylvania Philadelphia and vicinity 1777"
Photostat from a negative loaned by Yale University Library. No scale is indicated. The map is taken from Joseph Galloway's "Letters to a nobleman on the conduct of the war in the middle colonies," London, 1779. J. Lodge engraved this map. Many locations on the map are keyed by letters to descriptive text along the side.

277L2.02
Matthäus Albrecht Lotter, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia. Engraved and published by Matthew Albert Lotter
Size: 60x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 Algemeen Rijksarchief Collection VEL 1397, Fiche 348
Map is in a microfiche collection of maps and drawings from the Dutch Colonial Archives in The Hague. Size and scale are of the original map. It is a copy of Nicholas Scull and George Heap's map of Philadelphia. See 252S1, 278L2

277L2.01
Matthäus Albrecht Lotter, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia. Engraved and published by Matthew Albert Lotter
Size: 60x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .L61 Vault
Lotter's copy of Nicholas Scull and George Heap's map of Philadelphia. Shows names of landowners in rural areas. Map is annotated "8.11.45.Vme." See 252S1, 278L2

277L2
Matthäus Albrecht Lotter, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia. Engraved and published by Matthew Albert Lotter
Size: 60x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .L6 Vault
Lotter's copy of Nicholas Scull and George Heap's map of Philadelphia. Shows names of landowners in rural areas. Copy is annotated no. 9 in lower right corner. See 252S1, 278L2

277M4
Gio Tommaso Masi, 1777
Carta della Nuova Inhilterra, Nuova York, e Pensilvania
Size: 21x28 cm. G1100.A8 1777 Vault, #2
Copy of Bellin's map of the northeast which appears in "Atlante Dell' America Contenente le Migliori Carte Geografiche, e Topografiche Delle Principali Citta, Laghi, Fiumi, e Fortezze" (Phillips 1167). See 264B1

277M7
Park Mitchell, 1777
Map Showing Battle Formation of the Revolutionary Army Whitemarsh Dec. 5th to Dec. 8th 1777
Size: 88x270 cm. Scale of 1: 6,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Whitemarsh 1777"
This map was issued by the Fairmount Park Commissioners in 1938. The position of Washington's troops is drawn on a 1938 map of the area. The information was "compiled from data in the journal of Stephen Popp - a Hessian Officer. See Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography - Volume 26 - Page 36 - And Writings of George Washington published by United States Government 1932. See Volume on 1777 - Page 138." The map was done by Park Mitchell and M.C. Metz.

277M1.01
John Montrésor, 1777
A Sketch of the Battle of German. Tn., 4th October 1777, where the rebels were repulsed
Size: 35x29 cm. Scale of 1: 16,200 G3824.G28S3 1777 .S51 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force collection, number 170. Montrésor is stamped on verso. Differs from other copies by having an oval cartouche. See 277M1

277M1
John Montrésor, 1777
A Sketch of the Battle of German. Tn., 4th October 1777, where the rebels were repulsed
Size: 35x29 cm. Scale of 1: 16,200 G3824.G28S3 1777 .S5 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force collection, number 267. Montrésor is stamped on verso. Differs from other copies by having a square cartouche. See 277M1.01

277M5
John Montrésor, 1777
A Survey of the City of Philadelphia & it's Environs comprehending the Neck formed by the Rivers of Delaware & Schuylkill; together with Province, Carpenters & Mud Islands, & the several Batteries & Works constructed thereon. Philadelphia 15th Dec. 1777.
Size: 83x68 cm. Scale of 1: 14,400 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) Vicinity 1777"
Photocopy which was then colored of a manuscript map in the British Library (Kings Maps CXXII 6(2)). The location of fortifications around Philadelphia and on the Delaware River, constructed by the chief engineer John Montrésor, are shown. See 277M5.01

277M5.01
John Montrésor, 1777
A Survey of the City of Philadelphia & it's Environs comprehending the Neck formed by the Rivers of Delaware & Schuylkill; together with Province, Carpenters & Mud Islands, & the several Batteries & Works constructed thereon. Philadelphia 15th Dec. 1777.
Size: 17x29 cm. G1105.H9 1904, ser. 1, vol. 5, #27-28
Photograph of a manuscript map in the British Library (Crown Collection CXXII.6.2). The original map is on four sheets measuring 32x27 inches and has a scale of 1:14,400. This photograph appears in a collection of photographs made by Archer Butler Hulbert of the Crown collection in the British Library (Phillips 3664). The location of fortifications around Philadelphia and on the Delaware River, constructed by the chief engineer John Montrésor, are shown. See 277M5

277M6
John Montrésor, 1777
A Survey of the City of Philadelphia and its Environs shewing the several Works constructed by his Majesty's Troops under the Command of Sir William Howe, since their possession of that City 26th September 1777
Size: 69x40 cm. Scale of 1: 600,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Philadelphia (City) 1777"
Photostat of a map showing the area from Kensington, north of Philadelphia, to Hog Island. There are inset maps of "Fort Miflin on Great Mud Island" and "Plan of the Attacks against the Rebel Works on Mud Island surrender'd 16 November 1777." See 277N1

277M2
John Montrésor, 1777
Battle of Brandywine
Size: 48x74 cm. Scale of 1: 13,000 G3824.C387S3 1777 .B29 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor showing troop locations. Montrésor's name appears on verso. From the Peter Force Collection number 265.

277M2.01
John Montrésor, 1777
Battle of Brandywine, 11th Septr. 1777, in which the rebels were defeated by the Army under the command of Genl. Sir William Howe
Size: 62x78 cm. Scale of 1: 14,000 G3824.C387S3 1777 .B31 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink, lead pencil, and watercolor map from the Peter Force Collection number 268. Montrésor's name is on verso.

277M3
John Montrésor, 1777
Operations of the British army, from the 25th August to 26th Sept. 1777
Size: 53x45 cm. Scale of 1: 100,000 G3791.S3 1777 .O6 Vault
Manuscript, pen ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force map collection, number 269. Title is taken from the Peter Force catalog of manuscript maps. An alternate title from Philip Lee Phillips' "A List of Maps of America" page 699 is "Map showing the march of the British upon Philadelphia." Montrésor is stamped on verso.

277N1
Pierre Nicole, 1777
A Survey of the City of Philadelphia and its Environs shewing the several Works constructed by his Madjesty's Troops, under the Command of Sir William Howe, since their possession of that City 26th September 1777
Size: 151x89 cm. Scale of 1: 14,400 G3824.P5S3 1777 .N5 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor map surveyed and drawn by P. Nicole and annotated John Montrésor, chief engineer. The map is dedicated to "Honble. Sir William Howe, K.B., general and commander in chief of all His Madjesty's forces." There are inset maps of "Plan of the Attacks against the Rebel Works on Mud Island" (scale 1:7,200), and "Fort Mifflin on Mud Island" (scale 1:2,400). Fort Mifflin was captured November 16, 1777. From the Peter Force map collection, number 224. See 277W1, 277M6

277N2
John Norman, 1777
A plan of the city of Philadelphia
Size: 18x17 cm. G3824.P5 1777 .N6 Vault
Scale is not given. Oriented with north toward the upper right. Appears in the Philadelphia almanac for the year 1778-1777.

277P4
Stephen Pyle, 1777
An Accurate Plan of the Country between New York and Philadelphia; with the Dispositions of the Forces: Extracted from the Gazette of Tuesday, Febr. 25th 1777
Size: 17x30 cm. Scale of 1: 450,000 G3804 N4S3 1777.P Vault
This map illustrates troop positions and movements in the territory between New York City and Philadelphia. It focuses on the New Jersey Campaign around Trenton and Princeton, from November 28, 1776 to January 4, 1777. See 277P5

277P5
Stephen Pyle, 1777
An Accurate Plan of the Country between New York and Philadelphia; with the Dispositions of the Forces: Extracted from the Gazette of Tuesday, Feby. 25th 1777
Size: 16x29 cm. Scale of 1: 450,000 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 496/3, 14.025
Colored microfiche of a map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Line of march of the British troops is shown in red, and that of the "Provinls." in blue. See 277P4

277R7
W. R., 1777
Brandywine
Size: 11x17 cm. Titled Collection "United States Wars Revolution Pennsylvania Brandywine 1777"
Photostat of a small battle field manuscript map owned by Fred J. Peters.

277R5
W. C. Recordon, 1777
Operation der Koeniglichen Armee in Nord America unter Commando Sr. Excels. des Genl. en Chef Sir William Howe in der Campagne 1777
Size: 65x49 cm. Scale of 1: 200,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania & Delaware 1777"
Photocopy of an original manuscript Hessian map in the private collection of Richard A. Schneider, Weinheim, Germany. It shows the placement of General Howe's troops from the Sassafras River in Delaware to the Schuylkill River above Philadelphia.

277R8
Robertson, 1777
Plan of the Battle of Brandywine
Size: 101x76 cm. Scale of 1: 6,000 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 495/4-5, 14.026a
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Two microfiches are need for this large map. Robertson was "Captain of Engineers." The troop positions at Brandywine are indicated. Microfiche 671/2 (14.026b) contains the text which accompanies this map. The text describes the points indicated on the map.

277R8.0A
Robertson, 1777
Sketch of the Attack at German Town 4th Oct. 1777
Size: 58x50 cm. Scale of 1: 12,000 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 496/6, 14.029
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Robertson was "Captain of Engineers." Roads and homes are shown along with locations of the troops.

277R6
Barclay Rubincam, 1777
The Battle of Brandywine September 11, 1777
Size: 50x65 cm. Titled Collection "United States Wars Revolution Pennsylvania Brandywine, Battle of 1777"
An historical map made for the Chester County Historical Society in 1947. This map shows a bird's eye view of the country around Brandywine Creek with important battlefield locations shown. Marginal line drawings show Generals Washington and Howe, as well as eight events associated with the battle.

277S1
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A map of that part of Pensylvania now the principle seat of war in America, wherein may be seen the situation of Philadelphia, Red Bank, Mud Island, & Germantown. From an actual survey made by Nichos. Scull, surveyor of the Province of Pensylvania
Size: 38x30 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S3 Vault This map was engraved by L. Jackson and printed in London, 1777. Includes notes on attack on Fort Mifflin.

277S2.04
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G1105.F2 1777 Vault, #25
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. This map is hand colored. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." This map appears in "The North American Atlas, selected from the most authentic Maps, Charts, Plans, & c. hitherto published" (Phillips 1207). See 277S2

277S2.01
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S32 Vault
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." See 277S2

277S2.02
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S3 Am. 6-15
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." See 277S2

277S2.03
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G1105.F22 1777 Vault, #19
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." This map appears in "The North American Atlas, selected from the most authentic Maps, Charts, Plans, & c. hitherto published" (Phillips 1208). See 277S2

277S7.03
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 63x46 cm. Scale of 1: 43,000 G3824.P5A5 1777 .F 1975 Green Collection
Reproduction of Faden's copy of the Scull and Heap map of Philadelphia. Shows the names of rural householders. See 252S1, 253S7

277S7.02
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 63x46 cm. Scale of 1: 43,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S31 1847
Facsimile done by Thomas Fisher in 1847 of Faden's copy of the Scull and Heap map of Philadelphia. Shows the names of rural householders.

277S7.01
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 63x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S3 1969
"Reproduced ... from the original in The Library of Congress ... This is number 3 of an edition limited to 500 copies" by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1969. Has a view of the State House now Independence Hall. See 252S1, 253S7

277S2.05
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 43,000 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #13
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." Map appears in the "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published in London in 1793 by William Faden. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps, and published this atlas in 1843. See 277S7

277S2
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 62x46 cm. Scale of 1: 43,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S3 Am. 3-17
William Faden's copy of the Nicholas Scull and George Heap map of Philadelphia. Published in London. It shows roads and the names of landholders in rural areas. Includes table of distances and illustration of "Elevation of the State House." See 252S1, 277S7, 278L1

277S7
Nicholas Scull, 1777
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia survey'd by N. Scull and G. Heap; engraved by Willm. Faden 1777
Size: 63x46 cm. Scale of 1: 43,000 G3824.P5A1 1777 .S3 1847
Facsimile done by Thomas Fisher in 1847 of Faden's copy of the Scull and Heap map of Philadelphia. Hand colored and shows the names of rural householders. The Library of Congress has a second copy filed with the suffix .S1 1847. See 252S1, 253S7, 277S2

277W2.0B
Friedrich Adam von Wangeheim, 1777
Battle of Paoli
Size: 34x40 cm. G3824.P5S3 1777 .W3 Faden 80a
Manuscript pen and ink and pencil drawing of two maps on one sheet. No scales are indicated. One map is titled "1st & 2nd position of that part of the army engaged on the 19th Sept. 1777" and the other map is titled "3d & 4th postn. Sep 19." No legend appears on the map, but letters are used to designate various groups of troops. The sheet has no title nor an author, but the Library of Congress believes it is part of the battle of Paoli which occurred September 20, 1777; and they attribute it to Friedrich Adam Julius von Wangeheim. Faden collection 80a.

277W2.0A
V. Wangenheim, 1777
From Battle of Brandywine
Size: 34x28 cm. G3824.C387S3 1777 .F7 Vault
No author's name is on map, but P.L. Phillips in "Maps of America" attributes the map to Wangenheim. No scale is indicated on this manuscript pencil map on tracing paper.

277W8
Ioh. Mart. Well, 1777
Plan des befestigten Lagers der Ameribaner bey Whitemarsh
Size: 28x40 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Whitemarsh - Battle at 1777"
Photocopy of a map appearing in Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Volume XXVI, Philadelphia, 1902. It is a copy of a Hessian map showing troop positions around Whitemarsh. See 277W6

277W2
S. W. Werner, 1777
Battle of Brandywine in which the Rebels were defeated September the 11th 1777 by the Army under the Command of General Sr Willm. Howe
Size: 60x45 cm. Scale of 1: 15,200 G3824.C387S3 1777 .B32 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and water color map. Annotations on the map change several of the comments to agree with the engraved map published by William Faden in 1778. Werner was a lieutenant in the Hessian Army, and he drew this map to show the positions of the British, Hessian, and "Rebel" troops. The map is from the Peter Force Collection, number 234. See 277F4, 277W5, 278F1, 278F1.01, 284F2

277W5
S. W. Werner, 1777
Battle of Brandywine in which the Rebels were defeated September the 11th 1777 by the Army under the Command of General Sr Willm. Howe
Size: 50x44 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Brandywine Battle 1777"
Photostat of a manuscript map in Sparks Collection, Cornell University Library (L532). Werner was a lieutenant in the Hessian Army, and he drew this map to show the positions of the British, Hessian, and "Rebel" troops. See 277F4, 278F1, 278F1.01

277W1
Thomas Wheeler, 1777
A plan of the attacks against Fort Miflin on Mud Island which surrendered 16th, November 1777 to the Kings troops under the command of the honorable Sir William Howe K.B. general and commander in chief & c. Drawn by T. Wheeler, ensn., 40th regt.
Size: 76x51 cm. Scale of 1: 7,200 G3824.P5:2F6S3 1777 .W5 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force collection, number 266. Montrésor stamped on verso. Includes "List of the rebel fleet ... exclusive of a number of fire rafts." See 277N1

277W6
Ioh. Mart. Will, 1777
Grundrifs von Philadelphia der Haupt Stadt in Pensylvanien und umliegenden Gegend
Size: 17x27 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia and vicinity 1777?"
Photostat of a Hessian manuscript map showing the positions of the Hessian and British troops around Philadelphia. No scale is indicated. See 277W8

277W7
Norris D. Wright, 1777
Map of the Itinerary of General Washington in Montgomery County Pennsylvania 1777-1778
Size: 50x81 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Montgomery (County) Historical 1777-1778"
This historical map was copyrighted by Norris D. Wright of Norristown in 1937, but an inscription on the map states that Charles F. Miller made the map December 1936. Text lists the movements of Washington's army between September 19, 1777 and June 19, 1778. A key makes reference to the army's positions on a modern map of Montgomery county (Pennsylvania). See 277W7.01

277W7.01
Norris D. Wright, 1777
Map of the Itinerary of General Washington in Montgomery County Pennsylvania 1777-1778
Size: 31x50 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Montgomery (County) 1777-1778"
This historical map was copyrighted by Norris D. Wright of Norristown in 1937. It is a smaller version of a similar map with the same title. The larger map has an inscription reading that Charles F. Miller made the map December 1936, but the inscription does not appear on this map. Text lists the movements of Washington's army between September 19, 1777 and June 19, 1778. A key makes reference to the army's positions on a modern map of Montgomery county (Pennsylvania). See 277W7

278A9
Anonymous, 1778
Camp at Valley Forge
Size: 34x58 cm. Scale of 1: 9,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-1778"
Photocopy from the Jared Sparks Collection (L531) in the Clements Library, University of Michigan of an original manuscript map in Cornell University Library. An separate annotation states that the map was sent to Jared Sparks by General Armstrong. The map locates the positions of Washington's Headquarters and the quarters of all the generals with him.

278A9.0B
Anonymous, 1778
Contemporary Map of the Encampment at Valley Forge 1777-78 - By a French Engineer From the Original in the Library of Hon. Samuel W. Pennypacker, LL.D.
Size: 40x29 cm. Scale of 1: 21,120 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-78"
This historical map was published in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution. It shows the roads and troop positions in Valley Forge.

278A6
Anonymous, 1778
Kensington to Mud Island
Size: 53x43 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Philadelphia [1777-1778]"
Photocopy of an original manuscript map in the Scavenius Collection of Dartmouth College.

278A9.0A
Anonymous, 1778
Map of Revolutionary Camp Ground at Valley Forge Showing Ownership of Lands at Date of Encampment (1777-78) and at the Present Time
Size: 19x28 cm. Scale of 1: 18,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-78"
Map was published in 1897 by the Valley Forge Commission "to Supplement to the Valley Forge Act now (April 1897) before the Legislature."

278A7
Anonymous, 1778
Philadelphia and neighborhood
Size: 52x48 cm. Scale of 1: 20,400 G3824.P5A1 1778 .P5 Faden 85
Pen and ink and watercolor map in the Faden collection, number 85. Title is taken from the catalog of the William Faden collection. Shows line of defense and troops between Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers north of the city, and other fortifications. Also, shows names of suburban land owners.

278A2
Anonymous, 1778
Philadelphia and vicinity. Military
Size: 32x40 cm. Scale of 1: 21,120 G3824.P5A1 1778 .P5 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map showing fortifications opposite Windmill Island and at the Middle Ferry across the Schuylkill River. Some land owners are identified. Title is from the catalog of the Peter Force map collection, number 172.

278A5.0A
Anonymous, 1778
Plan de la retraite de Baren hill en Pensilvanie ou un Détachement de deux milles deux Cens hommes par L'Armée Angloise Sous les Gen. aux Howe, Clinton et Grant Le 28 May 1778
Size: 25x36 cm. Scale of 1: 42,240 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Barren Hill 1778"
Photograph of a manuscript map in the collection of France Depot de la Guerre, Etats-Major, L.I.D. no. 15. This is a detailed map of the area around Barren Hill showing the positions of American, English, and Hessian troops. See 278A5.0B, 278A5.0C, 278A5.0E

278A5.0B
Anonymous, 1778
Plan de la Retraite de Baren-Hill en Pensilvanie, ou un détachement de 2200 hommes Sous de G. la Fayette, étoit entouré par farmée Anglaise Sous les G. Howe, Clinton, et Grant le 28 May 1778
Size: 19x27 cm. Scale of 1: 55,440 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Barren Hill (Battle) 1778"
Photograph of a manuscript map in the collection of France Depot de la Guerre, Guerre d'Amerique, No. 9. This is a small detailed map of the area around Barren Hill showing the positions of American, English, and Hessian troops. See 278A5.0A, 278A5.0C

278A5.0E
Anonymous, 1778
Plan de la Retraite de Barren Hill en Pensilvanie ou un détachement de deux milles deux hommes sous le Genal. Lafayette étoit entourré par l'armée Angloise sous les Généraux Howe, Clinton, Et Grant le 28 May 1778
Size: 15x21 cm. Scale of 1: 75,000 Titled Collection "United States Wars Revolutionary Pennsylvania Germantown 1778"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Bib. Nat. Angrand Coll. number R.C. 8024. Very similar to maps in the French Depot de la Guerre. This detailed map shows the positions of the American, British, and Hessian troops around Barren Hill, adjacent to Germantown. See 278A5.0A

278A5.0C
Anonymous, 1778
Plan de la retraite de Barren Hill en Pensilvanie, ou un Detachement de deux Milles deux Cens hommes, Sous le General la Fayette etoit Entourrée par l'Armée Angloise Sous les G. Howe, Clinton, et Grant le 28 May 1778
Size: 19x28 cm. Scale of 1: 55,440 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Barren Hill (Battle) 1778"
Photograph of a manuscript map in the collection of France Depot de la Guerre, Etat-Major (L.I.D. number 15-29.9x50.4). This is a map of the area around Barren Hill showing the positions of American, English, and Hessian troops. This map does not have as much detail as other similar maps of the Barren Hill battle site. See 278A5.0A, 278A5.0B

278A5.0D
Anonymous, 1778
Plan de la Retraite de Barrenhill en Pensilvanie ou un détachement de 2200 hommes, sous le Général la Fayette etait Entourré par l'armée Anglaise, sous les Généraux Howe, Clinton, et Grant le 28 Mai 1778
Size: 35x47 cm. Scale of 1: 30,700 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Barren Hill Plan of Retreat 1778
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Spark Collection at Cornell University Library. Very similar to maps in the French Depot de la Guerre. This detailed map shows the positions of the American, British, and Hessian troops around Barren Hill. See 278A5.0A

278A3
Anonymous, 1778
Plan of Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, with the batteries on Province Island
Size: 23x15 cm. Scale of 1: 1,750 G3824.P5:2F6S3 1778 .P5 Faden 86
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map from the Faden collection. Oriented with north toward the lower right.

278A1
Anonymous, 1778
Plan of part of western front
Size: 63x83 cm. Scale of 1: 600,000 G3792.S9 1778 .P5 Vault
A pen and ink manuscript map of Pennsylvania north of Sunbury Town and western New York. It shows numerous forts, Indian villages and trails. The title is from verso.

278A8
Anonymous, 1778
Plan of the Redoubts near Philadelpa.
Size: 31x42 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) & Northern Vicinity 1778"
Facsimile of a manuscript map in the New York Public Library showing the area north and west of Philadelphia.

278A9.0C
Anonymous, 1778
Valley Forge Encampment, Dec. 19, 1777 to June 18, 1778
Size: 40x54 cm. Scale of 1: 8,200 G3824.V18S3 1928 .V3 Vault
A manuscript pen and ink historical map showing "discontinued roads in light line, recent roads in dotted line." Locations of Washington's and other generals' headquarters, various brigades, and burial grounds are shown.

278C1
Michel Capitaine, 1778
Plan de la retraite de Barren Hill en Pensilvanie
Size: 40x52 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 G3824.B26S3 1778 .C3 Vault
Capitaine was Lafayette's aide-de-camp. He drew this manuscript pen and ink and color map showing the positions of American, English, and Hessian troops around Barren Hill outside of Germantown.

278C1.0B
Henry B. Carrington, 1778
Encampment at Valley Forge
Size: 12x19 cm. E230.C31, p.51
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. Map shows position of Washington's troops during the winter of 1777-8. Text describes events occurring at this time. See 277C1.0A

278C1.0C
Henry B. Carrington, 1778
Lafayette at Barren Hill
Size: 12x19 cm. Scale of 1: 63,360 E230.C31, p.53
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. Shows position of American, British, and Hessian troops. Text describes troop movements and casualties. See 277C1.0A

278C1.0A
Henry B. Carrington, 1778
Operations near Philadelphia
Size: 12x19 cm. E230.C31, p.49
Map appears in "Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution" by Henry B. Carrington (Phillips 1336). Book was published in New York in 1881. Map of southeast Pennsylvania centered on the battle at Paoli. Text describes the battle. Also shown is the "Country, Battle-fields, Roads and Streams" from Elk River to Trenton, 1777-78. See 277C1.0A

278D7.01
Antoine Jean Louis Duportail, 1778
Brouillon et Plan Du Camp De vallée forge
Size: 38x51 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Valley Forge camp defenses 1778"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The original map was found about 1910 in the attic of the house in which Duportail made his headquarters at Valley Forge. It is the original plan of the defenses as designed by Duportail between December 20, 1777 and January 15, 1778.

278D7.02
Antoine Jean Louis Duportail, 1778
Brouillon et Plan Du Camp De Vallée Forge
Size: 28x39 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-78"
Photocopy of a manuscript copy in the Jared Sparks collection (L545) at Cornell University of Duportail's original plan of Valley Forge. See 278D7.01

278D7
Antoine Jean Louis Duportail, 1778
Duportail's map of Valley Forge
Size: 25x32 cm. G3824.V18S3 1778 .D8 1991
Facsimile of Duportail's manuscript map "Brouillion ou plan du camp de Vallée Forge [1777-1778]" published by Valley Forge Interpretive Association, Valley Forge Historical Park, Valley Forge, PA in 1991. The original map is in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. See 278D1, 278D7.01

278D1
Antoine Jean Louis Duportail, 1778
Plan of Genl Du Portail. Plan of the position of Valley Forge after Jany. 1778
Size: 24x38 cm. G3824.V18S3 1778 .D8 Vault
Manuscript map of Valley Forge. Title is taken from inscription on verso. See 278D7

278E5
Eskine, 1778
Road from Little Britain Meetg. Ho. to Peach Bottom Ferry
Size: 41x79 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Lancaster (County) (Part) [1778]"
Photocopy of manuscript map in the Eskine-DeWitt collection of the New York Historical Society; number 130. The map is issued in two parts with the second part measuring 44x36 cm. No scale is indicated.

278F1.01
William Faden, 1778
Battle of Brandywine in which the rebels were defeated, September the 11th. 1777, by the army under the command of General Sr. Willm. Howe
Size: 38x35 cm. Scale of 1: 6,500 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Brandywine Battle of 1777"
Photostat of Faden's map in the Sparks Collection of the Cornell University Library. This map showing "The operations of the column under the command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Knyphausen is engraved from a plan drawn on the spot by S. W. Werner, Leiutt. of Hessian Artillery." See 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 284F2

278F1
William Faden, 1778
Battle of Brandywine in which the rebels were defeated, September the 11th. 1777, by the army under the command of General Sr. Willm. Howe
Size: 49x44 cm. Scale of 1: 15,480 G3824.C387S3 1778 .F3 Vault
This hand colored engraved map showing "The operations of the column under the command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Knyphausen is engraved from a plan drawn on the spot by S. W. Werner, Leiutt. of Hessian Artillery." Troop positions and movements are colored. Accompanying text describes the troop movements. It is from the Peter Force collection, number 235J. See 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 284F2

278F1.02
William Faden, 1778
Battle of Brandywine in which the rebels were defeated, September the 11th. 1777, by the army under the command of General Sr. Willm. Howe
Size: 48x43 cm. Scale of 1: 15,480 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 496/4, 14.027
Colored microfiche of a map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Positions of the troops and their movements are shown. See 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 284F2

278F3.01
William Faden, 1778
British camp at Trudruffrin from the 18th to the 21st of September 1777 with the attack made by Major General Grey against the rebels near White Horse Tavern on the 20th of September. Drawn by an officer on the spot
Size: 25x41 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #5
Map appears in "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published by William Faden in 1793. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps, and published this atlas in 1843. Map shows the position of the British and "rebel" troops outside Paoli as they were lined up for battle. See 278F3

278F3
William Faden, 1778
British camp at Trudruffrin from the 18th. to the 21st. of September 1777, with the attack made by Major General Grey against the rebels near White Horse Tavern on the 20th. of September. Drawn by an officer on the spot
Size: 26x41 cm. Scale of 1: 31,680 G3824.T65S3 1778 .B7 Vault
Shows area near present day Paoli. Map is from the Peter Force map collection, number 236. Faden used an anonymous manuscript map (G3824.T65S3 1777 .B7 Faden 81) drawn in 1777 as the source of this map. See 277A5.0B, 277A5.0C, 278F3.01

278F2.0A
William Faden, 1778
The course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester, exhibiting the several works erected by the rebels to defend its passage, with the attacks made upon them by His Madjesty's land & sea forces
Size: 45x64 cm. Scale of 1: 33,200 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 496/5, 14.028
Colored microfiche of a map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. British and Rebel ships are shown in the River around Mud Island. See 277F1

278F2
William Faden, 1778
The course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester, exhibiting the several works erected by the rebels to defend its passage, with the attacks made upon them by His Madjesty's land & sea forces Size: 45x69 cm. Scale of 1: 33,200 G3792.D44S3 1778 .F3 Vault
Hand colored map showing soundings and dispositions of ships. Includes "A sketch of Fort Island" and "Profile and plan of the sunk frames or chevaux de frise which formed the stackadoes in the river." See 277F1, 285F1

278F5
Lewis Fleury, 1778
View of the enemy fleet before philadelphia 19 january 1778
Size: 18x24 cm. Scale of 1: 19,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1778"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Sparks Collection (L547), William Clements Library, University of Michigan. Map shows the positions of the British ships Liverpool, Pearl, Roebuck, DeLaware, and Vigilant on the Delaware River adjacent to Philadelphia.

278H5.0A
Haupt & Franklin, 1778
Topographical Plan of part of the Revolutionary Camp Grounds at Valley Forge Pennsylvania comprising the Inner Lines of Entrenchments Redoubts and Defenses Dec 19, 1777-June 19, 1778
Size: 52x28 cm. Scale of 1: 4,800 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-1778"
Map was published by the Valley Forge Park Commission in 1896. The survey was done by Haupt and Franklin.

278H5
Haupt & Franklin, 1778
Valley Forge
Size: 52x28 cm. Scale of 1: 4,800 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1777-78"
Photostat of a map in the William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan. The map was issued in 1896 by the Valley Forge Commission. The map shows the campgrounds as they were in 1778 superimposed on a topographical map of 1896. An inscription in the lower right corner reads "With the Compliments of Francis M. Brooke."

278H1
John Hunter, 1778
Plan of part of the River Delaware from Chester to Philadelphia, in which is mark'd the position of His Majs. ships on the 15th. of November 1777. The obstructions to the navigation of the river, laid down by the rebels, are also mark'd
Size: 90x28 cm. Scale of 1: 30,000 G3792.D44S3 1778 .H8 Howe 14
Manuscript pen ink and watercolor map. On verso "Delaware-River from Chester to Philadelphia, by Mr. Hunter, June 1778."

278L1
Georges Louis LeRouge, 1778
Environs de Philadelphie par Scull et Heap, Publie á Londres par Faden en 1777
Size: 57x45 cm. Scale of 1: 4,200 G1106.P5L4 1778 vol.1 Vault, #15
This French map was copied from William Faden's English copy of the Scull and Heap map of Philadelphia. This map appears in "Pilote Americain Septentrional" published in Paris (Phillips 10319 and 1210). See 252S1, 277S2

278L2
Matthäus Albrecht Lotter, 1778
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia. Engraved and published by Matthew Albert Lotter
Size: 60x46 cm. Scale of 1: 42,000 G1015.L7 1778 Vault, #99
Lotter's copy of Nicholas Scull and George Heap's map of Philadelphia. Shows names of landowners in rural areas. This map appears in "Atlas géographique de cent et huit cartes génerales et spéciales par les géographies Tobie Conrad Lotter, Matthieu Seutter, et Jan-Michel Probst" (Phillips 3517) published in Nurnberg, 1778. See 252S1, 277L2

278N1
Pierre Nicole, 1778
Plan of the city of Philadelphia and its environs shewing its defences during the years 1777 & 1778, together with the siege of Mud Island on the River Delaware
Size: 108x107 cm. Scale of 1: 14,400 G3824.P5 1778 .N51 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map "To the Honble. Sir William Howe K.B. general and commander in chief of all His Majesty's forces within the colonies laying on the Atlantic Ocean from Nova Scotia to West Florida inclusive, & ca. & ca. [Signed:] John Montrésor, chief engineer in America." From the Peter Force map collection, number 233. Map is imperfect; Fort Mifflin on Great Mud Island is almost entirely cut off.

278R5
Bernard Romans, 1778
A Chorographical Map of the County round Philadelphia
Size: 28x32 cm. Scale of 1: 800,000 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania [1778]"
Two photocopies of a map in the collection of the John Carter Brown Library and in the Connecticut Historical Society. Valley Forge is indicated by a cluster of tents labeled "Grand American Winter Camp, January 1778." The trails of Generals Washington and Howe are marked.

278S6
David G. Smith, 1778
Map Containing a View of the Encampment of the American Army at Valley Forge 1778 under the Command of Genl. Washington
Size: 59x80 cm. Scale of 1: 3,960 Titled Collection "United States War Revolutionary Pennsylvania Valley Forge 1778"
This historical map, published in 1843 by P.S. Duval's Lith. Philadelphia, shows the original roads, redoubts, entrenchments, pickets, and headquarters of several generals at Valley Forge.

278S5
H. S. Smith, 1778
Map Showing the Location of the Battle Ground and Historic Sites Relating to the Wyoming Massacre July 3rd 1778
Size: 21x113 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Historical (rel. to Wyoming massacre) 1778"
Pen and ink manuscript map done by H.S. Smith in 1928. It shows the location of the original 40 proprietors and 28 early settlers in the Wyoming area.

278W4
N. D. Wright, 1778
Map of the itinerary of General Washington in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, 1777-1778
Size: 32x51 cm. G3823.M7A85 1778 .W7
A historical map copyrighted in 1937, and "Permission for use granted to Montgomery County Commissioners by N.D. Wright--1955." Map shows Washington's movements drawn on a 1937 map. No scale is given.

279A3
Anonymous, 1779
Map of Gen. Sullivan's march from Easton to the Senaca & Cayuga countries
Size: 76x75 cm. Scale of 1: 350,000 G3791.S3 1779 .M3 Vault
Manuscript, pen and ink and watercolor map from the Peter Force map collection, number 119. Shows the route of Sullivan's Indian campaign with dates of encampments, ending at "Chenessee."

279C5
D. Chillas, 1779
Accompanying Com. Hazlewood's letter Dec 9th 1779
Size: 32x49 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia (Fort Mifflin, Mud Island) 1779"
A map engraved by Chillas which depicts the positions of several ships attacking Mud Island.

279D1
Joseph F. W. Des Barres, 1779
A chart of Delawar River from Bombay Hook to Ridley Creek, with soundings & c taken by Lt. Knight of the Navy. Composed and published for use of pilotage by J. F. W. Des Barres
Size: 77x56 cm. Scale of 1: 75,000 G3792.D44P5 1779 .D4 Vault
Depths are shown by soundings. An inset map is entitled "A plan of Delawar River from Chester to Philadelphia, shewing the situation of His Majesty's ships & c on the 15th Novr. 1777. Surveyed and sounded by Lieutenant John Hunter of the Navy." There is an index to the defenses along the river. The Library of Congress has two copies. On one land areas are painted in a wash color, and on the other there is outline color.

279D2.01
Joseph F. W. Des Barres, 1779
A chart of Delawar River from Bombay Hook to Ridley Creek, with soundings & c taken by Lt. Knight of the Navy. Composed and published for use of pilotage by J. F. W. Des Barres
Size: 76x55 cm. Neptune Collection, Vault Atlantic Neptune #159 state 1, copy 4, vol. 3, no. 28-26
The Atlantic Neptune was published by Des Barres, under the directions "of the right hon'ble the lords, commissioners of the admiralty" for use of the Royal Navy. There are two maps printed on this one sheet which forms a page in the Atlantic Neptune. The first map has the title listed above, measures 76x30 cm, and has a scale of 1:76,000. The second map is titled "A Plan of Delawr. River from Chester to Philadelphia Shewing the situation of his Majesty's Ships & c. on the 15th Novr. 1777. Surveyed and sounded by Lieutenant John Hunter of the Navy." It measures 76x23 cm, and has a scale of 1:28,000. The map shows landmarks, shoals, soundings, creeks, anchorages, shipping channel, towns, and fortifications. The Library of Congress has 19 copies of this map in different states. Additional features, such as place names, were added onto the later states. See 279D1, 279D2.02

279D2.02
Joseph F. W. Des Barres, 1779
Environs of Philadelphia
Size: 78x106 cm. Scale of 1: 85,000 Neptune Collection, Vault Atlantic Neptune #160 state 1, copy 1, vol. 3, pt. 2, no. 49-33
The Atlantic Neptune was published by Des Barres, under the directions "of the right hon'ble the lords, commissioners of the admiralty" for use of the Royal Navy. This map is a page in the Atlantic Neptune. There is no title on the map, but it is given this title in "Maps and Charts of North America and the West Indies 1750-1789" by John R. Sellers and Patricia Molen Van Ee. The maps shows the area around Philadelphia, Bucks and Chester Counties, and the adjacent parts of Delaware and New Jersey. Several towns, roads, and churches are shown. The Library of Congress has 4 copies of this map in 2 states. See 279D1, 279D2.01

279F1
William Faden, 1779
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia, with the works and encampments of His Majesty's forces under the command of Lieutenant General Sir William Howe K.B. Engraved and published by Wm. Faden
Size: 52x48 cm. Scale of 1: 21,000 G3824.P5S3 1779 .F3 Am. 6-13
Shows names of rural land-holders and indexed for public buildings. Published in London.

279F1.01
William Faden, 1779
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia, with the works and encampments of His Majesty's forces under the command of Lieutenant General Sir William Howe K.B. Engraved and published by Wm. Faden
Size: 58x47 cm. Scale of 1: 21,000 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #21
Map appears in "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published by William Faden in 1793. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps and published this atlas in 1843. Map shows names of rural land-holders and indexed for public buildings. Published in London. See 279F1

279F7
William Faden, 1779
A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia, with the works and encampments of His Majesty's forces under the command of Lieutenant General Sir William Howe K.B. Engraved and published by Wm. Faden Size: 52x48 cm. Scale of 1: 21,000 G3824.P5S3 1779 .F3 1965
Facsimile by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1965 numbered "25 of an edition limited to 500 copies." Reproduced from the author's Campaigns in North America in the Cornell University Library. Shows names of rural land-holders and indexed for public buildings.

279G6
Charles Auguste de Gironcourt, 1779
Plan General des Operations de L'Armée Britanneque contre les Rebelles dans L'Amerique Depuis L'Arriveé des Troupes Hessoises le 12 du Mois d'Aoust 1776 Jusquà la fin de L'Année 1779
Size: 211x194 cm. Scale of 1: 126,720 G3711.S3 1780 .G5 Vault Shelf
Manuscript pen and ink and watercolor map of the area from West Point (New York) to Great Egg Harbor (New Jersey) to Elk River (Maryland) to Reading (Pennsylvania). This detailed map shows numerous points of interest, troop movements, troop positions, and various campsites. A large amount of detail is shown around Philadelphia. Relief is shown by shading. Map is from the Peter Force collection, number 147. See 279G5

279G5
Charles Auguste de Gironcourt, 1779
Plan General des Operations de L'Armée Britanneque contre les Rebelles en Amerique Depuis Le 12 Du Mois D'Aoust 1776 Jusquà la fin de L'Année 1779
Size: 214x190 cm. Scale of 1: 126,720 G3201.R1 svar .C8 Vault Shelf, Fiche 494/1-2 494/4-5 495/1-2, 14.020
Colored microfiche of a manuscript map in the Cumberland Collection. This is a collection of ca.4000 military maps in King George III's collection in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle. Size and scale are of the original map. Six images are required to reproduce this large map. The map shows an area from Delaware Bay almost to West Point (New York); and from the Atlantic Ocean to Reading (Pennsylvania). Five large inset maps appear around the margins of the map. Three are of areas in New York. The two of Pennsylvania are "Plan de la Ville de Philadelphie des Redoutes & Li, Gnes de Deffences Construites devant le Camp qu'occupa L'Armée pres de cette Ville Le 4 Octobre 1777" and "Plan de L'Attaque du Fort de Readbanck le 24 Octobre 1777 & De Calle Du Fort Mifflin Sur Mudden Island le 15 Novembre 1777." See 279G6

279H5
Peter Henry Jr., 1779
The Chestnut tree where the Henrys were rescued
Size: 15x18 cm. Titled Collection "United States Indian War Pennsylvania Site of Capture of Peter Henry 1779?"
Photocopy of an historical manuscript map in the Draper collection, 9E76 (Z6621.W79), drawn by Peter Henry Jr. in Cunningham, Pennsylvania December 17, 1868. An inscription on the map reads "From Peter Henry Jr, born in April 1801. Says there is no likeness extant of his father Peter Henry Sr, who was captured by the Indians & rescued by Capt. Saml. Brady. He was about 12 years old when taken & died in his 93rd year. Indians took 33 head of horses when Henry & sisters were captured, mostly loaded with plunder. Whites of Brady's party got them all but one."

279H6
I. Hills, 1779
A Compleat Plan of Part of the Province of Pennsylvania East and West Jersey Shewing the Transactions of the Royal Army under the Command of their Excellencies Sr. Wm. Howe and Sr. Hx. Clinton Knts. of the most honourable Order of the Bath
Size: 68x172 cm. Scale of 1: 111,380 Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania & New Jersey 1777-1779"
Photostat of an original manuscript map in the Clinton collection, number 246, at the Clements Library. The map was "Given me by Major General Sir John Woodford 1843. Liut. Clinton." The map is compiled from "original surveys of Scull, Biddle, Fisher, Cox, Millage, Dennis, Williams, Morgan, Rue, Clinton, Ryartson, & several Principle Surveyors." William Faden used this map, or a copy of this map, as the basis for his 1784 map "A Plan of Part of the Provinces of Pensylvania, and East & West New Jersey." See 284F1, 284F5

279P4
Annie Oldmstead Peet, 1779
General John Sullivan's Indian expedition 1779
Size: 39x51 cm. G3821.S3 1929 .P4
An historical map published by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission in 1929. Map is not drawn to scale.

279V8
Jean Louis Ambroise Villefranche, 1779
Proposed fortification for the defence of the River Delaware & the city
Size: 132x156 cm. Scale of 1: 7,600 G3792.D44S3 1779 .V5 1960
Facsimile of a manuscript map in the Pennsylvania Bureau of Land Records, and appearing in the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, volume 84, October 1960, page 424. The title is from the minutes of the Supreme Council of Pennsylvania which is quoted in the magazine article. The map shows the Delaware River below Philadelphia with proposed fortifications on Mud Island.

28_A5
Anonymous, 178-
Plano De La Bahia De Leware Yentrada
Size: 25x37 cm. Scale of 1: 253,440 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) 178-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in Dir. de Hidrografia, Spain (9a-2, 122) (Karpinski page 97). Map shows the lower Delaware River and Bay. Soundings are indicated. A small insert map of Philadelphia, scale 1:152,000, is entitled "Plan de la circumbalacion de la Ciudad de Filadelfia."

28_K2
H. Klockhoff, 178-
A chorographical map of the country round Philadelphia. Carte paticuliere des environs de Philadelphie. H. Klockhoff sculps.
Size: 29x33 cm. Scale of 1: 800,000 G3790 178- .K5 Vault
Shows "Genrl. Howe's track" from Elk River to Philadelphia, "Genl. Washington's track," and "Grand American Winter Camp, Jan. 1778" at Valley Forge.

28_U5
Tomas Ugarte y Liaño, 178-
Plano de una parte del Rio Delaware para inteligencia del Diario del Capitan de Fragata Dn. Tomas de Ugarte y Liaño en las navegcíon hecha con la de su Cargo nonbrada N.S. de Loreto
Size: 16x26 cm. Scale of 1: 79,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Reg) 178-?"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in Dir. de Hidrografia, Spain (9a-2, 117) (Karpinski page 96). Map shows area from Philadelphia to Marcus Hook along the Delaware River.

280A1
Anonymous, 1780
A new and accurate map of the province of Pennsylvania in North America, from the best authorities
Size: 28x33 cm. Scale of 1: 875,000 G3820 1780 .N Vault
A map from the London Magazine, April 1780, Volume 64. It shows towns, rivers, and streams as far west as "Chambers Town" (Chambersburg).

280A2
Anonymous, 1780
Campaign of MDCCLXXVII
Size: 24x21 cm. Scale of 1: 496,000 G3791.S3 1780 .C3 Roch 24
This map, from the Rochambeau collection, shows the movements of the troops of Lord Cornwallis and Generals Howe and Knyphausen from Elk Creek, to the Battle of Brandywine, to Trudruffrin, to Germantown. This map appears as an inset map on a 53x45cm map titled "Campaign of MDCCLXXVI." See 277A7

280C5
Coke, 1780
A Map of Chester County Pennsylvania as Constituted about 1780
Size: 18x21 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Chester (County) 1780"
A printed map with no author's name indicated. However, a manuscript entry on the map reads "Prepared by Mr. Coke and given to me by him." No scale is indicated.

280H5
J. Honeywood, 1780
A Chart of Delaware Bay & River containing a full and exact Description of the Shores, Harbors, Creeks, Soundings, Shoals, & c. & c. & c. & c. Philadelphia Joshua Fisher invenit. London, reprinted by R. Sayer 1776. New Haven, October 13, 1780.
Size: 47x70 cm. Scale of 1: 241,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) 1780"
Photocopy of a manuscript map by "J. Honeywood, Yale Coll. Alum." which is a copy of Joshua Fisher's map of Delaware Bay. Inscribed within the borders of an ornate cartouche is "To Rev. Ezra Stiles S.T.DD. President of Yale College This Chart of Delaware Bay & is with the Greatest Respect Very humbly Inscribed By His Most Obed. Pupil Honeywood 1780."

280L1
Jean Francois de LaHarpe, 1780
Carte de la Nouvelle Angleterre, Nouvelle Yorck, et Pensilvanie
Size: 21x29 cm. Scale of 1: 4,000,000 G1015.L27 1780 Vault, #47
Map appears in "Abrégé de l'Histoire générale des voyages" (Phillips 591 and 5991, Phillips lists an erroneous date of 1820 for 591). This uncolored map looks like a copy of Bellin's map of New England and Pennsylvania. See 264B1

280R1
John G. Ruple, 1780
Draft of surveys made upon Virginia settlement certificates by Col. William Crawford as county surveyor of Yohogania county in 1780
Size: 37x48 cm. G3823.W3 1780 .R Vault
Corrected and drawn by John G. Ruple for the "Illustrated History of Washington County, Pennsylvania," edited by Boyd Crumrine, Philadelphia, 1882. See 288R1, 288R2

280W5
George Washington, 1780
A Map of the Land ab. Red Stone and Fort Pitt
Size: 54x42 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania, Western West Virginia ca. 1780"
Photostat of a manuscript map in the Geography and Map Division which was annotated by George Washington 7 times on the face and 1 time on the verso. It shows the area around "Fortpitt." See 280W1

280W1
George Washington, 1780
A Map of the Land abt. Red Stone and Fort Pitt, given to me by Cap. Crawfd.
Size: 60x42 cm. Scale of 1: 600,000 G3820 1780 .W3 Vault
Pen and ink manuscript map which shows the Ohio River watershed in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The title, land tract boundaries with owners' initials, and some place names have been identified as annotations by George Washington made ca. 1780. The author and date of the map is not known; reference sources indicate between 1758 and 1771. Peter Force map collection number 59. See 280W5

281B5.01
Alexander Berthier, 1781
Philadelphie
Size: 13x20 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia & Vicinity 1781"
A manuscript map which was reproduced in Maggs Brothers 1936 catalogue "American War for Independence as related in the unpublished manuscript journals and plans of Alexander Berthier, staff- officer to the General Conte de Rochambeau during the American Campaign." Map has no scale and is oriented with east at the top. It shows the environs of Philadelphia with the roads leading to the city. See 281B5

281B5
Alexander Berthier, 1781
Philadelphie
Size: 19x12 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1781"
A manuscript map which was reproduced in Maggs Brothers 1936 catalogue "American War for Independence as related in the unpublished manuscript journals and plans of Alexander Berthier, staff- officer to the General Conte de Rochambeau during the American Campaign." Map has no scale and is oriented with west at the top. It shows the city of Philadelphia with the roads of the city. See 281B5.01

281R3.02
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1781
Camp à Chester, le 5 Septembre, 16 milles de Philadelphie
Size: 33x21 cm. G1201.S3R63 1781a Vault, #28
Black and white copy of a manuscript map found in the atlas "Providence to Williamsburg 1781" in the Berthier papers, Princeton University. Map is oriented with south at the top, and the camp is shown south of Chester. See 281R3.03

281R3.03
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1781
Camp à Chester, le 5 Septembre, 16 milles de Philadelphie
Size: 25x16 cm. E265.R513, p.74
Map appears in "The American Campaigns of Rochambeau's Army 1780, 1781, 1782, 1783," Volume II, by Howard C. Rice Jr. and Anne S.K. Brown, Princeton University Press and Brown University Press, 1972. This colored map is oriented with south at the top. The camp is located south of the city. See 281R3.02

281R3
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1781
Camp à Philadelphie le 3 Septembre, 14 milles De Read-Lion's Tavern
Size: 33x21 cm. G1201.S3R63 1781a Vault, #27
Black and white copy of a manuscript map found in the atlas "Providence to Williamsburg 1781" in the Berthier papers, Princeton University. Map is oriented with west at the top, and it shows the grid plan of Philadelphia. The planned extension of the city to the Schuylkill River is shown in outline form. Rochambeau's camp is located on the west bank of the Schuylkill River. See 281R3.01

281R3.01
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1781
Camp à Philadelphie le 3 Septembre, 14 milles De Read-Lion's Tavern
Size: 26x18 cm. E265.R513, p.73
Map appears in "The American Campaigns of Rochambeau's Army 1780, 1781, 1782, 1783," Volume II, by Howard C. Rice Jr. and Anne S.K. Brown, Princeton University Press and Brown University Press, 1972. This colored map depicts the campsite on the west bank of the Schuylkill River. Map is oriented with west at the top. See 281R3

282R1
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1782
Camp à Chester Le 30 Aoust 15 Milles de Newport
Size: 32x20 cm. G1201.S3R65 1782 Vault, #26
"Amérique campagne, 1782. Plans des différents camps occupés par l'Armée aux ordres de Mr. Le comte de Rochambeau" is a set of 54 pen and ink and color manuscript maps showing the march of Rochambeau's troops through the colonies (Phillips 1335). This map depicts the campsite northeast of Chester and the surrounding area. See 282R1.01

282R1.02
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1782
Camp à Chester Le 30 Aoust 15 Milles de Newport
Size: 20x15 cm. E265.R513, p.136
Map appears in "The American Campaigns of Rochambeau's Army 1780, 1781, 1782, 1783," Volume II, by Howard C. Rice Jr. and Anne S.K. Brown, Princeton University Press and Brown University Press, 1972. This map depicts the campsite northeast of Chester and the surrounding area. See 282R1

282R1.03
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1782
Camp à Philadelphie Le 31 Aoust 16 Milles de Chester, Le 1re Septembre Séjous
Size: 25x20 cm. E265.R513, p.137
Map appears in "The American Campaigns of Rochambeau's Army 1780, 1781, 1782, 1783," Volume II, by Howard C. Rice Jr. and Anne S.K. Brown, Princeton University Press and Brown University Press, 1972. This map depicts the campsite north of the city in Germantown. See 282R1.01

282R1.01
J. B. D. de V. Rochambeau, 1782
Camp à Philadelphie Le 31 Aoust 16 Milles de Chester, Le 1re Septembre Séjous
Size: 32x21 cm. G1201.S3R65 1782 Vault, #27
"Amérique campagne, 1782. Plans des différents camps occupés par l'Armée aux ordres de Mr. Le comte de Rochambeau" is a set of 54 pen and ink and color manuscript maps showing the march of Rochambeau's troops through the colonies (Phillips 1335). This map depicts the campsite located north of the city along "German Town" road. See 282R1

284C5
Jossef del Campo, 1784
Plano y explícacíon de la Bahía de Laware y entrada de Filadelfia
Size: 37x24 cm. Scale of 1: 222,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware Bay (Reg) 1784"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the Spanish Dir. de Hidrografia (9a-2, 123) (Karpinski page 97). This is a detailed map of the lower Delaware River and Bay with sailing instructions about navigating these waters.

284F5
William Faden, 1784
A Plan of Part of the Provinces of Pensylvania, and East & West New Jersey showing the Operations of the Royal Army under the Command of their Excellancies Sir Willm. Howe & Sir Henry Clinton
Size: 10x24 cm. Titled Collection "United States War Revolution Penn & N.J. 1776-1777"
Photograph of a map published by Faden which shows the British troop positions "from the Landing at Elk River in 1777 to the Embarkation at Navisink in 1776 by John Hills, Lieut. 23d Reg. & Ass. Eng." This map is oriented with northwest at the top. It shows the area from Chester, south of Philadelphia, to Manhattan Island. See 279H6, 284F1

284F1
William Faden, 1784
A Plan of Part of the Provinces of Pensylvania, and East & West New Jersey showing the Operations of the Royal Army under the Command of their Excellancies Sir Willm. Howe & Sir Henry Clinton
Size: 22x73 cm. G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #23
Map appears in the "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published in London in 1793 by William Faden. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps and published this atlas in 1843. The map shows the British troop positions "from the Landing at Elk River in 1777 to the Embarkation at Navisink in 1776 by John Hills, Lieut. 23d Reg. & Ass. Eng." This map is oriented with northwest at the top. It shows the area from Chester, south of Philadelphia, to Manhattan Island. See 279H6, 284F5

284F2
William Faden, 1784
Battle of Brandywine in which the Americans were defeated September the 11th 1777 by General Sr. William Howe
Size: 50x44 cm. Scale of 1: 15,300 G3824.C387S3 1784 .F3 Faden 78
This is Faden's 1778 map of "Battle of Brandywine" with numerous annotations made by the author in red ink. This map was prepared as the engraver's copy for a new edition of the 1778 map. The earlier map's references to "the Rebels" are crossed out and changed to "the Americans." Also appearing in manuscript form is "The operations of the Column under the command of his Excellency Lt. Gnl. Knyphausen are engraved from the Plan drawn on the spot by S.W. Werner, Lt. of the Hessian Artillery." Map is from the Faden collection number 78. See 277F4, 277W2, 277W5, 278F1

284L5
John Lukens, 1784
John McCulloch - survey his estate
Size: 15x17 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Brownsville (City) Township (Fayette County) 1784"
Reproduction of a survey published in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. No scale is indicated. Boundary lines go from "rock below the mill dam" to sugar tree to hickory tree to "stones by a Hickory," etc.

284L5.0A
John Lukens, 1784
John McCulloch - survey his estate
Size: 15x17 cm. G1260.P5 1896, #3
Reproduction of a survey published in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. No scale is indicated. Boundary lines go from "rock below the mill dam" to sugar tree to hickory tree to "stones by a Hickory," etc.

284R1
John G. Ruple, 1784
A Plan of the Town of Washington in the County of Washington State of Pennsylvania
Size: 34x56 cm. G3824.W2G46 1784 .R Vault
This historical map is a facsimile of the Edward Lynch copy which was reduced and drawn for the "Illustrated History of Washington County, Philadelphia, 1882.

285A5
Anonymous, 1785
Vicinity of Pittsburgh with sites of skirmishes in 1785
Size: 33x23 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh ( & vicinity) (City) (sites of skirmishes) 1785"
Photocopy of an historical map, probably drawn in the late 19th or early 20th century, in the Draper collection (ms. 9CC70 (Z6621.W79)) of the Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison.

285F1
William Faden, 1785
The course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester
Size: 45x70 cm. Scale of 1: 32,400 G3792.D44S3 1785 .F29 Faden 84
Annotated extensively in red ink. Prepared as engraver's copy for the second edition. Insets depict "A plan of Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, with the attacks made by the King's troops and vessels," "List of the rebel fleet," and "Profile and plan of the sunk frames or chevaux de frize which formed the stackadoes in the river." See 277F1, 278F2, 285F7

285F2
William Faden, 1785
The Course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester with the Several Forts and Stackadoes raised by the Americans and the Attack's made by His Madjesty's Land and Sea Forces
Size: 44x68 cm. Scale of 1: 32,700 G1201.S3F2 1845 Vault, #20
Map appears in "Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution" (Phillips 1337). The original atlas was published in London in 1793 by William Faden. Bartlett and Welford purchased the remaining maps and published this atlas in 1843. Fortifications along the shoreline and islands in the Delaware River are shown. An insert map (scale of 1:14,000) shows in detail "A Plan of Fort Mifflin on Mud Island, with the Attacks made by the Kings Troops and Vessels." A schematic drawing describes how the Chevaux de Frize or sunken frames were constructed. See 285F7

285F7
William Faden, 1785
The course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester with the several forts and stackadoes raised by the rebels, and the attacks made by His Madjesty's land and sea forces
Size: 15x23 cm. Scale of 1: 100,000 G3792.D44S3 1785 .F29 1904
Facsimile done by George Barrie & Sons, 1904, "From the original in possession of the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia." Insets depict "A plan of Fort Mifflin on Mud Island with the attacks made by the King's troops and vessels" and "Profile and plan of the frames or chevaux de frize which formed the Stakadoes in the river." See 285F1, 285F2

285H1
Henry Haslet, 1785
Good Hope, surveyed for Joseph Willson. Otaheite surveyed for Amos Willson
Size: 32x20 cm. G3823.B3 1785 .H Vault
Manuscript survey done by Henry Haslet on May 11, 1785 of lots along the Big Travis, Little Travis, and Racoon Creeks. No scale given.

285H5
Redding Howell, 1785
In Pursuance to the instructions of the Gentlemen Commissioners of the State of Pennsylvania, I have made an accurate Survey of the River Delaware and its navigable Branches and at the request of Moore Furman...on the part of the State of New Jersey.
Size: 337x52 cm. Scale of 1: 16,000 Titled Collection "United States Delaware River (Region) 1785"
Photostat of an original manuscript map in the New Jersey Department of State. A very detailed map of the Delaware River from the "head of tide water and extending to the Station point of Jersey."

285L5.0A
John Lukens, 1785
Bazil Brown survey by John Lukens
Size: 10x15 cm. G1260.P5 1896, #9
Reproduction of a survey printed in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

285L5
John Lukens, 1785
Bazil Brown survey by John Lukens
Size: 10x15 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Brownsville (City) (Township) (Manallin) Fayette Co. 1785"
Reproduction of a survey printed in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

285L6.0A
John Lukens, 1785
Survey of Coxburg - The above is a Draught of a Tract of Land Survey'd for Gabriel Cox
Size: 12x12 cm. G1260.P5 1896, #6
Reproduction of a survey printed in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Boundary goes from "stake" to "B. Oak Tree" to "W. Walnut tree" etc. No scale indicated.

285L6
John Lukens, 1785
Survey of Coxburg - The above is a Draught of a Tract of Land Survey'd for Gabriel Cox
Size: 12x12 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Notingham (Twp) Part (Property of Gabriel Cox) 1785"
Reproduction of a survey printed in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96. Boundary goes from "stake" to "B. Oak Tree" to "W. Walnut tree" etc. No scale indicated.

285N5
Prisley Nevill, 1785
Mt. Pleasant
Size: 11x11 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Mt. Pleasant (Land Grant) (City) 1785"
Reproduction of a survey by Prisley Nevill and Matthew Ritchie appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

285N5.0A
Prisley Nevill, 1785
Mt. Pleasant
Size: 11x11 cm. G1260.P5 1896, #8
Reproduction of a survey by Prisley Nevill and Matthew Ritchie appearing in Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Appendix I-X, 1894-96.

285P1
William Power, 1785
Survey of Lot No 121 in district no. 7 by Wm. Power for E. Hand, 500 acres, 20th July 1785
Size: 21x17 cm. G3823.W5 1785 .P6 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink survey on a printed form of Donation Lands located on the "west side of the Alleghany river, in the county of Westmoreland." No scale is indicated. Title is from verso.

287A2
Anonymous, 1787
A Draught of ten lots of ground in the northern liberties of the city of Philadelphia surveyed the 28th August 1787
Size: 39x49 cm. Scale of 1: 650 G3824.P5G46 1787 .D7 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript cadastral map "beginning at a bridge on the old York Road, N. 2°. W. 36 3/4 perches up said road to a corner of Beech Street, thence up said street N. 85°. W. 27 perches to a corner of land formerly Edward Roberts'; thence by said land S. 1°. E. 45 perches to Peggs Run, thence down said run, N. 78°. E. 28 perches to the place of beginning." Includes a note about the Second Presbyterian Church burial ground. Peter Force map collection number 580.

287S5
Anonymous, 1787
To the Patrons of the Columbian Magazine this map of Pennsylvania is Dedicated by their obliged and obed.t Serv.nts The Proprietors
Size: 22x37 cm. Scale of 1: 1,300,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1787"
Copied from a 1787 version of Nicholas Scull's map of Pennsylvania. Published in the Columbian Magazine in Philadelphia by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission. See 287A1, 287S6, 287S6.01

287S6
Anonymous, 1787
To the Patrons of the Columbian Magazine this map of Pennsylvania is Dedicated by their obliged and obed.t Serv.nts The Proprietors
Size: 31x57 cm. Scale of 1: 900,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1787"
This map was published in 1937 by the United States Geological Survey. It is based upon a version of Nicholas Scull's map of Pennsylvania published in 1787. See 287S5, 287A1, 287S6.01

287S6.01
Anonymous, 1787
To the Patrons of the Columbian Magazine this map of Pennsylvania is Dedicated by their obliged and obed.t Serv.nts The Proprietors
Size: 31x56 cm. Scale of 1: 900,000 G1200.M3 1944
This historical map was reproduced by Lawrence Martin and appears in an atlas published by the United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission titled "US Constitution Sesquicentennial Maps 1937-39" (Phillips 10759). County borders are colored, and many towns are shown. See 287S5, 287A1, 287S6

287A1
Anonymous, 1787
To the Patrons of the Columbian Magazine this map of Pennsylvania is Dedicated by their obliged and obedt. Servnts. The Proprietors
Size: 29x53 cm. Scale of 1: 1,000,000 G3820 1787 .M Vault
This map appeared in the Columbian Magazine, Volume 2, 1788. Longitude is drawn from Philadelphia. See 287S5, 287S6

287H7
Roger Hasler, 1787
Bird's eye view of Philadelphia as it was at the time of the 1787 Constitutional Convention /Inquirer artist, Roger Hasler; historian Anna Coxe Toogood
Size: 28x43 cm. G3824.P5A3 1787 .H3
Issued as part of a supplement to the Philadelphia Inquirer, 1987. "Adapted from a map by Bob Terrio, copyright 1986 by Friends of Independence National Historic Park." Includes text and extensive notes. See 287T7

287H1.01
John Hills, 1787
Plan of the lots laid out at Pittsburg and the Coal Hill ... copied by S.V. (?Samuel Vaughan) from a Plan by John Wills, Surveyor taken in 1787
Size: 45x86 cm. Scale of 1: 2,600 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) 1787"
Photocopy of a cadastral map showing lot layouts from Grant Street to the Point. Boxed text at the top reads "Being part of the manor of Pittsburgh belonging to John Penn Jun, Esq. and to Governor Penn." See 287H1

287H1
John Hills, 1787
Plan of the lots laid out at Pittsburg and the Coal Hill. Copied by John Hills, surveyor, Philadelphia.
Size: 46x87 cm. Scale of 1: 1,600 G3824.P6G46 1787 .P5 Vault
Cadastral, pen and ink and watercolor, manuscript map oriented with north to the bottom. Annotated in pencil in upper right corner "Being part of the manor of Pittsburgh belonging to John Penn Jun, Esq. and to Governor Penn." The annotation appears on a similar map dated 1787 belonging to the Darlington Library, University of Pittsburgh.

287T7
Bob Terrio, 1787
Philadelphia 1787 the heart of the city for the Constitutional Convention, May 25th to September 17th, 1787 / Bob Terrio '86; artist - Bob Terrio; historian - Anna Coxe Toogood, Independence H.N.P.
Size: 55x70 cm. G3824.P5A3 1787 .T4
A bird's-eye view of area bounded by Market, Sixth, Spruce Streets, and the Delaware River issued ca.1986 by Friends of Independence National Historic Park. See 287H7

287V5.01
Samuel Vaughan, 1787
Buildings errected at Carlile during the War
Size: 14x11 cm. Scale of 1: 2,400 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Carlisle (City) Barracks erected at 1787"
Photostat of a map drawn in the diary of Samuel Vaughan dated June-Sept 1787. Map shows the layout of nine structures along a stream, including barracks, powder magazine, hospital, and homes.

287V5.02
Samuel Vaughan, 1787
Fort Pitt
Size: 8x8 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania (Fort Pitt) Pittsburgh (City) 1787"
Photostat of a map drawn in the diary of Samuel Vaughan dated June-Sept 1787. Diary was owned by Miss Bertha Vaughn of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Fort Pitt is sketched, and a notation on the map locates the storehouses and barracks "gone to ruin."

287V5
Samuel Vaughan, 1787
Youghiogheny River Falls
Size: 9x10 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Youghiogheny River Falls near Great Meadows 1787"
Photostat of a map in the diary of Samuel Vaughan dated Jun-Sep 1787.

288R2
John G. Ruple, 1788
A plan of the town of Washington in the county of Washington state of Pennsylvania
Size: 34x56 cm. G3823.W3 1788 .R Vault
Corrected and drawn by John G. Ruple for the "Illustrated History of Washington County, PA," edited by Boyd Crumrine, Philadelphia, 1882. See 280R1, 288R1

288R1
John G. Ruple, 1788
Map of Washington County from 1781 to 1788
Size: 31x21 cm. G3823.W3 1788 .R Vault
Corrected and drawn by John G. Ruple for the "Illustrated History of Washington County, PA," edited by Boyd Crumrine, Philadelphia, 1882. See 280R1, 288R2

289C1.0A
Christopher Colles, 1789
From New York to Bristol
Size: 17x11 cm. G1201.P2C6 1789 Vault, #45
Map appears in "A Survey of the Roads of the United States of America" (Phillips 1326). Phillips writes that this is the earliest road book of the United States. Maps are arranged in strips, and usually three strips are on a page. Each strip shows the road with adjacent towns, forests, streams, rivers, and homes. Mile marks are indicated along the road.

289C1.0B
Christopher Colles, 1789
From New York to Frankford
Size: 17x11 cm. G1201.P2C6 1789 Vault, #46
Map appears in "A Survey of the Roads of the United States of America" (Phillips 1326). Phillips writes that this is the earliest road book of the United States. Maps are arranged in strips, and usually three strips are on a page. Each strip shows the road with adjacent towns, forests, streams, rivers, and homes. Mile marks are indicated along the road.

289C1.0C
Christopher Colles, 1789
From New York to Philadelphia
Size: 17x11 cm. G1201.P2C6 1789 Vault, #47
Map appears in "A Survey of the Roads of the United States of America" (Phillips 1326). Phillips writes that this is the earliest road book of the United States. Maps are arranged in strips, and usually three strips are on a page. Each strip shows the road with adjacent towns, forests, streams, rivers, and homes. Mile marks are indicated along the road.

289C1.0D
Christopher Colles, 1789
From Philadelphia to Annapolis Maryland
Size: 17x11 cm. G1201.P2C6 1789 Vault, #51
Map appears in "A Survey of the Roads of the United States of America" (Phillips 1326). Phillips writes that this is the earliest road book of the United States. Maps are arranged in strips, and usually three strips are on a page. Each strip shows the road with adjacent towns, forests, streams, rivers, and homes. Mile marks are indicated along the road.

289C1.0E
Christopher Colles, 1789
From Philadelphia to Annapolis Maryld.
Size: 17x11 cm. G1201.P2C6 1789 Vault, #52
Map appears in "A Survey of the Roads of the United States of America" (Phillips 1326). Phillips writes that this is the earliest road book of the United States. Maps are arranged in strips, and usually three strips are on a page. Each strip shows the road with adjacent towns, forests, streams, rivers, and homes. Mile marks are indicated along the road.

289H5
William Hall, 1789
A Survey of the South Shore of Lake Erie commencing at the Narrows at Fort Erie, and ending at the entrance of Detroit River taken in 1789 by Hy. Ford Naval Offr. Pk. McNiff Asst. Surv. by Order of His Excellency The Rt. Honble. Lord Dorchester Governor
Size: 58x250 cm. Scale of 1: 150,000 Titled Collection "United States Great Lakes Lake Erie (Reg) 1789"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the collection of the Public Archives of Canada. This map was "Reduced and Copied from the original Survey in the Drawing Room of the Engineer's Departmt. at Quebec by Wm. Hall Draughtsman." There is an inset map with soundings of Presque Isle Harbor. Other inset maps are of Fort Presque Isle, Entrance of Grand River, Cayahoga River, and Rocky River. Noted on the map is "Marys Town the frontier Settlement of Pennsylvania is 36 miles from Presque Isle." See 289H5.01

289H5.01
William Hall, 1789
A Survey of the South Shore of Lake Erie commencing at the Narrows at Fort Erie, and ending at the entrance of Detroit River taken in 1789 by Hy. Ford Naval Offr. Pk. McNiff Asst. Surv. by Order of His Excellency The Rt. Honble. Lord Dorchester Governor
Size: 72x322 cm. Scale of 1: 120,000 Titled Collection "United States Great Lakes (Region) Lake Erie (South Shore) 1789"
Photocopy of a manuscript map in the collection of the Public Record Office, London, Colonial Office, North America Colonies, General, 19. This is the same map which can be found in the Archives of Canada. This map was "Reduced and Copied from the original Survey in the Drawing Room of the Engineer's Departmt. at Quebec by Wm. Hall Draughtsman." There is an inset map with soundings of Presque Isle Harbor. Other inset maps are of Fort Presque Isle, Entrance of Grand River, Cayahoga River, and Rocky River. Noted on the map is "Marys Town the frontier Settlement of Pennsylvania is 36 miles from Presque Isle." See 289H5

29_A1.0F
John Adlum, 179-
20 tracts, Charleston
Size: 34x36 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3824.C432G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate in Charleston Township, Tioga County surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0D
John Adlum, 179-
Armstrong County
Size: 28x43 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.A6G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink, pencil, and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0J
John Adlum, 179-
Cawanesque
Size: 52x105 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3822.C68G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map showing the lands of the William Bingham estate in the Cowanesque River valley. Title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0H
John Adlum, 179-
E. Sugar Creek, Bradford Co.
Size: 41x105 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3822.S8G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0A
John Adlum, 179-
Jefferson, Venango & Armstrong
Size: 88x62 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.J4G46 179- .A3 Vault
One map on two sheets from the William Bingham estate maps. Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map showing land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands owned by William Bingham and surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1
John Adlum, 179-
Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate in Potter County, Pennsylvania surveyed by John Adlum
Size: 85x121 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.P6G46 179- .A3 Vault
One map on four sheets from the William Bingham estate maps. Pen and ink, pencil, and watercolor manuscript map. See 293A1

29_A1.0E
John Adlum, 179-
McKean Co.
Size: 71x38 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.M2G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0G
John Adlum, 179-
Susquehanna & Sinnemahoning
Size: 41x79 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3822.S9G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate in the Susquehanna (West Branch) and Sinnemahoning Valleys, Clinton County, surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0C
John Adlum, 179-
Venango Co.
Size: 41x73 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.V4G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Covers land of the Bingham estate surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0I
John Adlum, 179-
W. Br. Pine Cr.
Size: 41x52 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3822.P55G46 179- .A3 Vault
Pen and ink, pencil, and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Shows land ownership, lots, boundaries, numbers, and dimensions of lands of the Bingham estate in Potter County along the west bank of Pine Creek surveyed by John Adlum. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A1.0B
John Adlum, 179-
W. Su[q?] Cr., Bradford Co.
Size: 84x49 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.T5G46 179- .A4 Vault
Pen and ink and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham estate maps. Covers land of the Bingham estate surveyed by John Adlum in northeastern Tioga County and northwestern Bradford County. Map title is from label on verso. See 293A1

29_A2
Anonymous, 179-
The Part of Pennsylvania that lies between the forks of the Susquehanna, divided into townships
Size: 40x48 cm. Scale of 1: 345,000 G3822.S88 179- .P3 Vault
Manuscript pen and ink and water color map of the old Westmoreland county of Connecticut which was granted to the Susquehanna Company in Pennsylvania. Peter Force collection 442. Title is from the manuscript catalog of the Peter Force Collection.

291A1
John Adlum, 1791
A map exhibiting a General View of the Roads and Inland Navigation of Pennsylvania, and part of the adjacent states. Respectfully inscribed to Thomas Mufflin, Governor, and the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Size: 84x47 cm. Scale of 1: 650,000 G3821.P1 1791 .A Vault
John Wallis and John Adlum made this map. It was published in Philadelphia. Many roads are indicated. Several proposed roads and proposed canals are shown. Pictured on the map are four line drawings of a canal lock and text describing how a canal lock operates. See 295S3

292B2.01
Emanuel Bowen, 1792
New York and Pensilvania
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1792 Vault, p. 41
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus, or a new set of pocket maps of the several empires, kingdoms and states of the known world, with historical extracts relative to each" (Phillips 676). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is well water'd by the River Delaware & other Navigable Rivers." See 258B2.01, 274B2.01

292B2
Emanuel Bowen, 1792
Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia
Size: 6x9 cm. G1015.G5 1792 Vault, p. 42
Map in a pocket atlas entitled "Atlas Minimus, or a new set of pocket maps of the several empires, kingdoms and states of the known world, with historical extracts relative to each" (Phillips 676 and 6001). Maps were drawn and engraved by J. Gibson, and "improved by" Eman. Bowen. Inscribed on map "Pensilvania is a rich and well peopd. & cultivatd. Province produce grain and cattle of all kinds, Timber, Pot ashes, Skins, Furs & c." See 258B2, 274B2

292H1
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of Pennsylvania, by Reading Howell
Size: 47x67 cm. Scale of 1: 760,320 G3820 1792 .H Vault
Engraved by J. Trenchard. Many cities, towns, and trails are shown; but the county borders are not present. See 292H2, 292H5, 292H6, 292H7, 297B5, 297S1

292H6
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of the State of Pennsylvania
Size: 97x164 cm. Scale of 1: 320,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Howell Reading 1792"
Photocopy of Reading Howell's four sheet map of Pennsylvania. It shows the present Pennsylvania boundaries except that the Mason Dixon line does not extend to the arc separating Delaware from Pennsylvania. Instead, it starts at the vertical line which marks the western boundary of Delaware. See 292H5

292H5
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of the State of Pennsylvania
Size: 61x97 cm. Scale of 1: 510,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Howell 1792"
A photostatic reduction of the four sheet map by Reading Howell. The map is dedicated to Thomas Mifflin, governor, and the Senate and House of Representatives of Pennsylvania. See 292H6

292H7
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of the State of Pennsylvania by Reading Howell, MDCCXCII
Size: 96x163 cm. Scale of 1: 325,000 G3820 1792 .H6 1896
Facsimile from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3d series, appendix I-X, 1894-96. See 292H1

292H7.0A
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of the State of Pennsylvania by Reading Howell, MDCCXCII
Size: 96x163 cm. Scale of 1: 325,000 G1260.P5 1896, #4
Facsimile from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3d series, appendix I-X, 1894-96. See 292H1

292H2
Reading Howell, 1792
A Map of the State of Pennsylvania, Published 1 August 1792 for the author, & sold by James Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street, London
Size: 95x161 cm. Scale of 1: 330,000 G3820 1792 .Ha Vault
Detailed map showing cities, towns and roads. This version shows county and township borders. The Library has 3 additional states filed with the suffix .Hb, .Hc, and .Hd. The cartouche varies with each state. See 292H1, 292H5, 292H6, 292H7, 297B5, 297S1

292L4
Daniel Leet, 1792
No. 1, Beaver town plan, Surveyed in 1792
Size: 73x70 cm. Scale of 1: 2,100 G3824.B29 1792 .L4
Photocopy of an original land grant map in the Pennsylvania Bureau of Land Records.

293A1
John Adlum, 1793
Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate and lands of adjacent holders in Bradford and Tioga Counties, Pennsylvania surveyed by John Adlum
Size: 117x148 cm. Scale of 1: 40,000 G3823.B7G46 1793 .A3 Vault Oversize
Pen and ink, pencil, and watercolor manuscript map from the William Bingham (1752-1804) estate maps. Mr. Bingham was the son of a prosperous Philadelphia merchant. William Bingham as an agent of Congress in Martinique, French West Indies 1776-1780, arranged for the importation of French war supplies; as well as running his own export-import business. He returned from Martinique as one of the wealthiest residents of Philadelphia. He went on to serve in the Continental Congress, Pennsylvania House of Representatives, and then the Pennsylvania Senate. He was a United States Senator from 1795 to 1801 [See Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, volume 61, 1937, pages 54-87 and 286-324].

293A1.0A
John Adlum, 1793
Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate in northeastern Pennsylvania surveyed by John Adlum
Size: 40x77 cm. G3821.G46 1793 .A3 Vault
Annotated in ink and watercolor to show land ownership. The base map is "A map of the stat[e] of Pennsylva[nia] by Reading Howel[l] MDCCXCII." This map is from the William Bingham estate maps. This map is the eastern part of John Adlum's "Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate in northwestern Pennsylvania." See 293A1, 293A1.0B

293A1.0B
John Adlum, 1793
Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate in northwestern Pennsylvania surveyed by John Adlum
Size: 47x82 cm. Scale of 1: 320,000 G3821.G46 1793 .A31 Vault
Annotated in ink and watercolor to show land ownership. From the William Bingham estate maps. The base map is Reading Howell's 1792 Map of Pennsylvania. This map is the western part of John Adlum's "Land ownership map of the William Bingham estate in northeastern Pennsylvania." See 293A1, 293A1.0A

293C5
C. Carleton, 1793
A Map of Pennsylvania with part of the Adjacent States from the latest Surveys
Size: 18x20 cm. Scale of 1: 4,200,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1793"
A small state map. Longitude at the top is measured from Philadelphia, while along the bottom it is measured from Washington.

294A5
John Aldam, 1794
Map of Part of the State of New York with Parts of the Adjacent States, Made in 1793-4 by John Aldam & John Wallis
Size: 39x63 cm. Scale of 1: 950,000 Titled Collection "New York (State) (Parts of, with parts of Adjacent States) 1794"
This is a photocopy of a map appearing in "Proceedings of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs...in the State of New York..," by Franklin B. Hough, volume 1, page 45, Albany, Joel Munsell, 1861 (E78.H7N7). The map in the book was copied from the original map by David Vaughan and engraved by C. Van Benthuysen. The territory of the Six Nations (Indian) is clearly demarcated. Buffalo swamp, which is a prominent feature on Nicholas and William Sculls' maps of Pennsylvania, is clearly shown in New York east of the Erie Triangle.

294D5
Benjamin Davies, 1794
Plan of the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia
Size: 29x29 cm. Scale of 1: 15,600 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) 1794"
This map is a photocopy similar to the map done by Benjamin Davies. The cartouche is inscribed "To Thomas Mifflin Governor and Commander in Chief of the State of Pennsylvania this plan of the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia is respectfully inscribed by the Editor 1794." See 294D1

294D6
Benjamin Davies, 1794
Plan of the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia
Size: 54x76 cm. Scale of 1: 12,500 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (Fire Companies) 1792"
A historical map published by the Insurance Company of North America in 1938. The locations of Philadelphia volunteer fire companies circa 1830 are marked on a copy of the Davies map of 1794. Surrounding the map are copies of original prints entitled "The Life of a Fireman" published by Currier and Ives between 1854 and 1861. Various firemen's uniforms and hats are also depicted in the border around the map. See 294D1

294D1
Benjamin Davies, 1794
Plan of the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia
Size: 64x64 cm. Scale of 1: 6,800 G3824.P5 1794 .F Vault
Benjamin Davies was the publisher, R. Scot and S. Allardice were the engravers, and A. P. Folie was "Del." The cartouche is inscribed "To Thomas Mifflin Governor and Commander in Chief of the State of Pennsylvania this plan of the City and Suburbs of Philadelphia is respectfully inscribed by the Editor 1794." See 294D5

294F4
A. P. Folie, 1794
To Thomas Mifflin, Governor and Commander in Chief of the State of Pennsylvania this plan of the city and suburbs of Philadelphia is respectfully inscribed by the editor. A.P. Folie, del. R. Scot & S. Allardice, sculpsit.
Size: 55x55 cm. Scale of 1: 8,000 G3824.P5 1794 .F6 1973
Facsimile "reproduced... from an engraving in the collection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania" by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, N.Y., 1973. "This is number 156 of an edition limited to 500 copies." Map is indexed for points of interest. The Library of Congress has a second copy at G3824.P5 1794 .F61 1973.

294S5
John Stockdale, 1794
A Map of Pensylvania from the best authorities
Size: 18x23 cm. Scale of 1: 2,250,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1794"
Inscription on the map reads "Published July 15, 1794 by J. Stockdale in Piccadilly." The map was copied from Morse "Maps of America." The northern boundary of Pennsylvania is at the 42nd parallel. It does not show the north-western extension to Lake Erie. See 294S2

294S2
John Stockdale, 1794
A Map of Pensylvania from the best authorities
Size: 18x23 cm. Scale of 1: 2,250,000 E164.M884, facing p.419
Map appears in "The American Geography or a View of the Present Situation of the United States of America" by Jedidiah Morse (Phillips 1361, map 13). Towns, rivers, and mountain ranges are shown. See 294S5

294V7.01
Charles Varle, 1794
Plan de la ville de Philladelphie determinée en 1683 par Guill'e Penn entre les rivieres de la Delaware et du Scouylkill, ajant 2 mille de long sur 1 de large levé en 1794 par Varlé ing'r
Size: 32x48 cm. Scale of 1: 9,000 G3824.P5 1794 .V3
Photocopy of original manuscript map in the archives of the Holland Land Company, Gemeentelijke Archiefdienst, Amsterdam (480/6/1). Includes notes in French and English and index to points of interest. See 294V7

294V7
Charles Varle, 1794
Plan de la ville de Philladelphie determinée en 1683 par Guill'e Penn entre les rivieres de la Delaware et du Scouylkill, ajant 2 mille de long sur 1 de large levé en 1794 par Varlé ing'r
Size: 31x35 cm. Scale of 1: 12,250 G3824.P5 1794 .V3 1984
Facsimile of a manuscript map originally done in 1794 issued by Holland Land Company Project, State University of New York, Fredonia, 1984. See 294V7.01

295C5
Matthew Carey, 1795
The State of Pennsylvania
Size: 29x46 cm. Scale of 1: 1,100,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1795"
This colored map, engraved by Smither, was "reduced with permission from Reading Howell's Map by Samuel Lewis." It appeared in Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography improved. See 295L1, 295L2, 296C5

295H5
A. G. Haumann, 1795
Pittsburgh 1795
Size: 31x39 cm. Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (City) 1795"
This is a photograph by C. T. Weber of a map "Drawn by A. G. Haumann Civil & Mining Engineer" in 1869 to show how Pittsburgh looked about 74 years earlier. Ratzer's map of Fort Pitt is reproduced in an inset. See 261R5

295K7
Charles F. Kauffman, 1795
A Map of Dover Twp., York Co., showing the early land grants copied from old papers on file in the York County Historical Society and a few original Patents in the Land Office at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Size: 47x38 cm. Scale of 1: 50,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania York (County) (Dover Twp) Land Grants 1738-1795"
Photocopy of a map "Made for and Donated to York County Historical Society per Charles F. Kauffman January 21, 1950."

295L2
Samuel Lewis, 1795
The State of Pennsylvania reduced with permission from Reading Howell's Map by Samuel Lewis
Size: 29x46 cm. Scale of 1: 1,100,000 G1200.C2 1795 Vault, #10
This map has outline color. It was engraved by Smither, and appears in Matthew Carey's "Carey's American Atlas" (Phillips 1172, 1213, & 1362). Numerous roads and towns are shown on the map. See 296C5, 296L2, 295L1

295L1
Samuel Lewis, 1795
The State of Pennsylvania reduced with permission from Reading Howell's Map by Samuel Lewis
Size: 29x46 cm. Scale of 1: 1,100,000 G1015.G95 1795b Vault, #33
Map appears in Matthew Carey "The General Atlas for Carey's edition of Guthrie's Geography improved" published in Philadelphia (Phillips 6007). Counties, roads, and mountain ranges are shown. See 295C5, 296C5, 295L2

295S5
Joseph Scott, 1795
Pennsylvania
Size: 15x19 cm. Scale of 1: 3,750,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1795"
F. and R. Bailey are also listed as author of the map. It appeared in the United States Gazetteer, Philadelphia, 1795.

295S3
James Smither, 1795
Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, southern New York State, and adjacent parts of Maryland and Virginia
Size: 21x23 cm. Scale of 1: 2,750,000 G3790 1795 .M3 Vault
This hand colored map is "reduced from Adlum and Wallis's Large Map." Title is taken from the folder holding the map. The map is part of the William Bingham estate map collection. Major roads are shown. See 291A1

296B2
W. Barker, 1796
Pennsylvania
Size: 15x19 cm. Scale of 1: 2,400,000 G1200.C22 1796, Vault, #10, facing p.58
Map appears in "Carey's American Pocket Atlas" (Phillips 1364). Numerous rivers and small streams are depicted. Towns are indicated.

296C5
Matthew Carey, 1796
The State of Pennsylvania
Size: 29x46 cm. Scale of 1: 1,100,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1796"
This black and white map, engraved by Smither, was "reduced with permission from Reading Howell's Map by Samuel Lewis." It appeared in Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography improved. See 295C5, 295L1

296H1
John Hills, 1796
This plan of the city of Philadelphia and its environs (showing the improved parts) is dedicated to the mayor, alderman and citizens thereof by their most obedient servant, John Hills, surveyor and draughtsman, May 30, 1796
Size: 68x95 cm. Scale of 1: 9,400 G3824.P5 1796 .H Vault
Map was engraved by John Cooke in Philadelphia.

296L2
Samuel Lewis, 1796
The State of Pennsylvania reduced with permission from Reading Howells Map by Samuel Lewis
Size: 29x46 cm. G1019.C25 1796 Vault, #33
This black and white map was engraved by Smither. It appears in Matthew Carey's "Carey's General Atlas" (Phillips 683 and 1365). Numerous roads and towns are shown on the map. See 295L2, 296C5

296M1
F. Molineux, 1796
Plan of the Town of Erie on Lake Erie
Size: 28x54 cm. G3824.E8 1796 .M Vault
Map was engraved by F. Shallus. It shows lots between West and Parade Streets, and from Lake Erie to Twelfth Street.

296R5
John Reed, 1796
The State of Pennsylvania from the latest Surveys
Size: 32x45 cm. Scale of 1: 1,250,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1796"
Copied from Reading Howell's map of Pennsylvania. Map appeared in American Atlas for Winterbotham History, New York. See 296R2

296R2
John Reed, 1796
The State of Pennsylvania from the latest Surveys
Size: 32x45 cm. Scale of 1: 1,250,000 G1200.W5 1796 Vault, #12
Map appears in an atlas with the cover title of "The Atlas for Winterbotham's History of America," and an inside title of "The American Atlas" (Phillips 1216 and 1366). The map is a copy of Reading Howell's map, and it shows counties, roads, rivers, cities, and mountain ranges. It was engraved by D. Martin. See 296R5

296S2
Joseph Scott, 1796
Pennsylvania
Size: 15x18 cm. Scale of 1: 3,000,000 G1200.S4 1796 Vault, #10
Map appears in "An Atlas of the United States" (Phillips 4521a). Published and sold in Philadelphia by Frances and Robert Bailey, B. Davis, and H. & P. Rice. Phillips claims that this is the earliest atlas of the United States, but some of the maps appeared earlier in Scott's 1795 "United States Gazetteer." This map shows many named rivers, cities, towns, and counties. Several mountain ranges are shown.

296S2.01
Joseph Scott, 1796
Pennsylvania
Size: 18x22 cm. Scale of 1: 2,000,000 G1200.S42 1960, #15
Map appears in "Atlas of the United States 1795-1800" (Phillips 11021) published in 1960 by Block and Company, Cleveland Ohio. This book is a collection of reproductions of Joseph Scott's eighteenth century maps. See 296S2

296S5
T. Stephens, 1796
Plan of the City of Philadelphia
Size: 24x36 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) 1796"
Facsimile of "Stephens Plan of the City of Philadelphia." Map shows the area between Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers and Cedar and Vine Streets. See 296S1

296S1
T. Stephens, 1796
Plan of the city of Philadelphia
Size: 25x37 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 G3824.P5 1796 .S Vault
Map shows the area between Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers and Cedar and Vine Streets. See 296S5

296V5.01
P. C. Varte, 1796
To the Citizens of Philadelphia This Plan of the City and It's Environs is respectfully dedicated By the Editor
Size: 37x50 cm. Scale of 1: 18,000 G3824.P5 1796 .V3 1895
Scott's name appears as the engraver. This map is a facsimile from Charles D. Kaufmann's Street atlas of Philadelphia by wards, 1895. Includes index to points of interest.

296V5
P. C. Varte, 1796
To the Citizens of Philadelphia This Plan of the City and It's Environs is respectfully dedicated By the Editor
Size: 45x63 cm. Scale of 1: 14,850 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania Philadelphia (City) [1796]"
Scott's name appears as the engraver. This map is a reproduction "Reproduced from the Original for W. E. Lyndall" by H. J. Toudy & Co. Philadelphia in 1875.

297B5
Carl Ernst Bohn, 1797
Pennsylvania entworfen von D.F. Sotzman. Hamburg bey Carl Ernst Bohn 1797
Size: 41x70 cm. Scale of 1: 760,320 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1797"
A photostat negative of an original German map in the Library of Congress vault. This map is a German copy of Reading Howell's map of Pennsylvania. See 292H1, 297S1

297S1
D. F. Solzmann, 1797
Pennsylvania entworfen von D.F. Sotzman. Hamburg bey Carl Ernst Bohn 1797
Size: 41x70 cm. Scale of 1: 760,000 G3820 1797 .S Vault
Hand colored map. Longitude is shown west from Greenwich and east from Washington. This is a German copy of Reading Howell's 1792 map of Pennsylvania. The Library of Congress has two copies; one of which came from the Peter Force collection, number 53. See 292H1, 297B5

298A5
Anonymous, 1798
Pennsylvania
Size: 16x19 cm. Scale of 1: 3,000,000 Titled Collection "Pennsylvania 1798(?)"
A small state map.

298C7
Jane Levis Carter, 1798
Edgmont Township, circa 1776-1798 (based on available records). Jane Carter, author & researcher. Margaret Petroskas, researcher & cartographer. Dorothy Yoder, artist.
Size: 44x57 cm. Scale of 1: 19,800 G3824.E425 1798 .C3
Shows different types of houses and landowners. This historical map was published around 1976.

298P4
J. Padley, 1798
View of Bethlehem. A Moravian settlement
Size: 17x23 cm. G3824.B5A3 1798 .S8 1965
Facsimile map produced by Historic Urban Plans, Ithaca, New York, 1965. No scale is indicated. John Stockdale published and J. Padley engraved the original map which appeared in Weld's "Travels through the States of North America." "This is number 1 of an edition limited to 500 copies."

298T5
James Thackara, 1798
A Map of Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey & Maryland, with the Parts adjacent
Size: 30x39 cm. Titled Collection "United States Middle Atlantic States (Region) 1798"
The map was engraved by Thackara for R. Prout's History of Pennsylvania. No scale is indicated.

298T7
Ralph N. Thompson, 1798
Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, historical map 1798 / the historical map has been prepared by Ralph N. Thompson, Director of Research, Lower Makefield Historical Society
Size: 44x55 cm. Scale of 1: 19,200 G3824.L79G46 1798 .T4
"This map of Lower Makefield Township has been reconstructed from the United States House Tax List of 1798 and contemporary deeds and surveys" by Ralph N. Thompson in 1988. It shows land tracts and the owners' names. The town of Yardley is included. See 19_T7

299A4
Robert C. Alberts, 1799
The map of the southwestern area of Pennsylvania 1749-1799. Historical facts and notes developed by Robert C. Alberts
Size: 56x86 cm. G3821.S1 1975 .A4
An historical map published by the Pittsburgh National bank in 1975 "in honor of our nation's Bicentennial Celebration." Includes descriptive historical index and insets of Fort Pitt, Fort Duquesne, and the "Forks of the Ohio" area of Pittsburgh.

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