Historic topographical maps of New England and New York

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Historic topographical maps of New England and New York

September 20th, 2004 · No Comments

Via The Map Room, a link for old maps from the University of New Hampshire library. My favorite? Northeast corner of the St. Regis quadrangle (warning: 1.8MB image)

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