View of Portland, Me. from the Cape Elizabeth side drawn from nature by E. Whitefield.
Printmaker: Whitefield, Edwin
Publisher: Jones, Edward
Language: English
Region Depicted: Portland, Maine
Map Type: Bird's-eye views
Dimensions: 52 x 84 cm in frame 77.5 x 118 cm
Printing Process: Lithograph
LC Call Number: G3734.P8 1848 W4
OCLC: 1472110378
Accession Number: OML-1848-50

A Map of the Maine coast from Sheepscot Bay to Muscongus Bay.
Printmaker: Lepper, Ruth Rhoads
Language: English
Region Depicted: Maine coast
Map Type: Pictorial maps
Dimensions: Map: 65.5 x 48.5 cm on sheet: 69.5 x 51 cm
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3732.S5 1960 L4
OCLC: 1479411479
Accession Number: OML-1960-282
See Also: The Maine Coast, A Map of Casco Bay
Subjects: Historic buildingsIndigenous peoplesMonhegan Island, MaineNative AmericansSailing shipsWiscasset, Maine

Aroostook County: Last frontier of the East produced and published by the Aroostook County Commissioners.
Creator: Kok, Evelyn 
Publisher: Aroostook County Commissioners
Language: English
Region Depicted: Aroostook County, Maine
Map Type: Pictorial maps
Dimensions: Map: 49 x 41 cm on sheet: 73 x 59 cm
Printing Process: Lithograph
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3733.A6 1966 K6
OCLC: 1479339736
Accession Number: OML-1966-220
Subjects: CampingFishingHuntingRecreationTourism

The Rockbound Coast of Maine from Portland to Monhegan published for the party boat "Viking", Boothbay Harbor.
Printmaker: Klebe, Gene
Language: English
Region Depicted: Boothbay Harbor, MaineCasco Bay, MaineMaine coast
Map Type: GeographicalNavigation charts
Dimensions: 48 x 65 cm on sheet 53 x 70 cm
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3734.B62 1945 K5
OCLC: 1479606573
Accession Number: OML-1945-193

Folklore and legends of our country : [United States]
Publisher: General Drafting Company
Language: English
Region Depicted: United States
Map Type: GeographicalHistorical mapsPictorial maps
Dimensions: 58960.0001: 58 x 85 cm 58960.0002: Map: 33 x 56.5 cm on sheet: 58 x 85 cm folds to 14.5 x 21.5 cm
Printing Process: Lithograph
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3701.E62 1960 G4
OCLC: 13727190
Accession Number: OML-1960-283

Bird's Eye View of Watkins, N.Y.
Printmaker: Bailey, Sarah F.
Publisher: Bailey, Oakley HoopesFowler, Thaddeus Mortimer
Language: English
Map Type: Bird's-eye viewsGeographicalHistorical maps
Dimensions: Map: 46.5 cm x 88 cm on sheet 58 x 76 cm
Printing Process: Chromolithograph
Material Type: Paper
Historical Context: "S.F. Bailey, fecit". Sarah Bailey, who was married to Oakley Hoopes Bailey, drafted this bird's eye view. She was one of a few female view artists active during the height of popularity of bird's eye views.  "Published by Fowler & Bailey". Thaddeus Mortimer Fowler and Oakley Hoopes Bailey were partners until 1874. Bailey was a prolific American viewmaker, artist and lithographer active in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Fowler was an American cartographer and prolific city viewmakers. He and Bailey were partners from 1872 to 1874 but renewed their professional partnership in 1879. Fowler's main interest was Pennsylvania and views of the towns around the state. "Jones & Potsdamer, Lith. 321 Chestnut St. Phila." They were a Jewish Philadelphia lithographic firm active 1875-1885. Founded by Theodore Potsdamer and Alfred Jones, they mostly produced chromolithographic trade cards, advertising ephemera and letterpress work. Jones left the firm in 1875 and Potsdamer continued the business until 1885 when the Ketterlinus Company acquired it.
LC Call Number: G3804.W415 1879 B3
OCLC: 1483092319
Accession Number: OML-1879-63

Creek & Seminole Nations, Indian territory compiled from the United States Survey : compiled and drawn by C.H. Dana.
Printmaker: Dana, C.H.
Publisher: Department of the Interior
Language: English
Region Depicted: Oklahoma
Map Type: GeographicalHistorical mapsLand use maps
Dimensions: Map: 63.5 x 58.5 cm on sheet: 70.5 x 64 cm
Printing Process: Photolithograph
Material Type: Paper
Historical Context: The Creek and Seminole Nations were located in the Indian Territory, now the state of Oklahoma. They were forcibly relocated from the south because of Indian removal policies. The Seminoles were originally from Florida and formed part of groups of Creek Indians. They were forced to move to Indian Territory. The Indian Removal Act was signed on May 28, 1830 by President Andrew Jackson. The act authorized the president to relocate American Indians to unsettled land in the west hereby addressing a demand for Indian nations' lands.
LC Call Number: G4022.C7 1902 D3
OCLC: 124072529
Accession Number: OML-1902-144
Subjects: Indigenous peoplesNative American tribes

A Child's Map of the Ancient World
Printmaker: Karasz, Ilonka, 1896-1981York, Alice
Publisher: John Day Company
Language: English
Region Depicted: World
Map Type: GeographicalHistorical mapsPictorial maps
Dimensions: Map: 38 x 65.5 cm on sheet: 64 x 85 cm Envelope: 23 x 30.5 cm
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G5672.M452 1926 Y6
OCLC: 30354337
Accession Number: OML-1926-208

A pictorial map of the United States of America showing principal regional resources, production, and natural features published by the Department of State.
Publisher: General Drafting CompanyUnited States. Department of State.
Language: English
Region Depicted: United States
Map Type: GeographicalHistorical mapsPictorial maps
Dimensions: Map: 58 x 78.5 cm on sheet: 61 x 81 cm
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3700 1954.D4
OCLC: 1484655416
Accession Number: OML-1954-163

The New England Coast from New York to Portland
Publisher: Walker Lith. & Pub. Co.
Language: English
Region Depicted: New EnglandNew YorkPortland, Maine
Map Type: Bird's-eye views
Dimensions: 33 x 50.5 cm on sheet 37 x 54 cm folded to 13.5 x 7.5 cm
Printing Process: Lithograph
Material Type: Paper
LC Call Number: G3720.A5 1910 W3
OCLC: 1484681634
Accession Number: OML-1910-219
Subjects: Tourism