Our first in-house map was produced during World War I. By the Second World War, the White House was asking for them by name.

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UNDER this title Mrs. Macdonell has attempted to supply what she believes to be a want long felt in teaching geography to young children. She finds, as every teacher finds, that children prefer the ...

Maps by G. W. COLTON. Text by R. S. FISHER. New YORK: J. H, Colton &. Co. 4 to. pp. 400. THIS work meets an acknowledged want; it combines in one convenient volume most of the desirable features of ...

National Geographic cartographers fill a key map gap on the North American Continental Divide and pay tribute to the Father of American Mapmaking A portion of the Trails Illustrated Wind River Range ...

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In 1837, the New England Institute published the “Atlas of the United States Printed for the Use of the Blind” to help the vision impaired learn geography without the use of Braille. In 1837, the New ...