References to the Fore! Portland in Early Maps: The Goldilocks Model of Urban Mapping [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] References to the Fore Introduction & Credits 1. Early Portland in Maps 2. Mowat’s Burning of ...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] Bloodless Battles and Neverending Negotiations: Maine's Nineteenth Century Boundary Dispute Maps and Firsthand Accounts of the Northeast Boundary Dispute [/expand] Report of th...
References to the Fore! Introduction [expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] References to the Fore Introduction & Credits 1. Early Portland in Maps 2. Mowat’s Burning of Falmouth, 1775 3. Booster Mapping of a Growing City 4. Booster Maps...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] The Island of California The Discovery of a Peninsula Revived as an Island [/expand] Garci Rodriguez de Montalvo’s 1510 romance novel, Las Sergas de Esplandián (The Adventures of Esplandián), contains t...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] How the Barbarians Became Noble Savages Creating the First Native American Stereotype: Early Maps of the New World The Role of the Native in Enlightenment Cartography Beaver Wars: The Fur Trade in North America...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] Lemuel Moody and the Portland Observatory The Lemuel Moody Archives [/expand] For the complete Lemuel Moody Archives Finding Aid please click here. Chart of Portland Harbour and Islands, and Harbours Adjace...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] Philosophy, Religion, and the Center of the Universe Ptolemy vs. Copernicus Muggletonians and the Continuation of the Geocentric Model The Age of Reason [/expand] Although most thinkers of the Enlightenment...
Jerusalem dominated medieval world maps, particularly after the conclusion of the Crusades. It was considered both the spiritual and geographic center of the world. It wasn’t until the discoveries of the Renaissance that cartographers discarded the...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] Philosophy, Religion, and the Center of the Universe Ptolemy vs. Copernicus Muggletonians and the Continuation of the Geocentric Model The Age of Reason [/expand] Claudius Ptolemy (100-170 CE) was a Greek m...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] Philosophy, Religion, and the Center of the Universe Ptolemy vs. Copernicus Muggletonians and the Continuation of the Geocentric Model The Age of Reason [/expand] London, February 3, 1651, John Reeve receiv...