[Harriet Lincoln map sketch book]
Author: Lincoln, Harriet
Date Produced: 1830
Language: English
Dimensions: H 19 x W 27.5 cm
Accession Number: OML-1830-39
Subjects: manuscriptManuscript map

Insurance maps of Portland, Maine [volume 1]
Publisher: Sanborn Map Company
Date Produced: 1954
Language: English
OCLC: 1046984059
Accession Number: OML-1954-75
Subjects: Portland, Maine

 War maps and diagrams.
Publisher: New York Herald
Language: English
Material Type: Newsprint
Dimensions: Cover: map: 40 x 32 cm on sheet: 52 x 37.5 cm open pages: 52 x 74.5 cm
Historical Context: The American Civil War began on April 12, 1861 and ended on May 26, 1865. the main conflict leading to the war was the dispute over slavery and its expansion to the west. When Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860, he opposed the expansion which let to seven southern states to secede from the Union. More southern states joined the secession and became a confederacy electing Jefferson Davis as their president.; The compilation of maps and diagrams depicts the vastness of the conflict with forces on both sides spread out over much of the mid-Atlantic and Southern United States and parts of the Midwest.
LC Call Number: G3701.S5 1861 N4
OCLC: 75544738
Accession Number: OML-1861-130
Subjects: BattlesCivil War

The Rand McNally New Reference Atlas of the World and the War
Author: Duncan, Claude E. (Claude Edward), 1895-1971
Publisher: Rand McNally and Company
Date Produced: 1918
Language: English
LC Call Number: G1037 .R363 1918
OCLC: 14633687
Accession Number: OML-1918-27
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918

Cram's Complete War Atlas Covering Every Possible Scene of conflict: large scale map of Yellow Sea district, Japan-Russia, Pacific Ocean, Europe-Asia, the world, Panama Canal with interesting statistics.
Author: Cram, George Franklin, 1841-1928
Date Produced: 1904
Language: English
Physical Description: 1 atlas: ([16] pages), color maps
LC Call Number: G1780 .C7 1904
OCLC: 247089960
Accession Number: OML-1904-1
Subjects:

Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)