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  1. TOUCHTON MAP LIBRARY
Tampa Bay History Center Collections
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Black & White. Saturday, June 11, 1898. "Hispano-American War: Shipping Reinforcements at Tampa." Illustration drawn by "Our Special Correspondent, Charles M. Sheldon".
New Map of the States of Georgia South and North Carolina Virginia and Maryland Including the Spanish Provinces of West and East Florida from the Latest Surveys. Cornelius Tiebout Sculpt. Dealer William Gordon and date 1789. Early Appearance of the American Flag On A Printed Map. Rare map of the Southeastern United States, which appeared in Gordon's History of the Rise of the United States. The map shows Georgia, Virginia, and North Carolina extending to the Mississippi River. Many early forts are noted along the Mississippi River and are shown. A number of early western counties are shown in Western Virginia, including Lincoln, Neilson, Jefferson ,Fayetter, Mercer, Maddison and others. The Cumberland Settlements are noted. Many early roads shown. Excellent detail throughout East and West Florida. The Boundaries between the United States and the Spanish Territories are noted, as are the Indian Boundaries.
The Illustrated London News, May 21, 1853. "Billy Bowlegs and His Suite of Indian Chiefs." From a daguerreotype by Meade Brothers, New York.
folding map titled "TBL's System Routes. Featuring the tampa cablecar system where to shop and loads of helpful hints to make your ride even more enjoyable. Tampa Bus Lines.
A playful postcard of Florida with a map showing the names of cities and towns different. It is titled "Flour Dough: the Shoeshine State".
Black & White. Saturday, June 11, 1898. No. 384 -- Vol. XV. "Writing Home." Illustration drawn at Camp Tampa by Our Special Correspondent Charles M. Sheldon.
Brochure of Thomas A. Edison's Winter home, located in Fort Myers, Florida.
Map titled Colorful Florida Empire of the Sun. Cartography by George Annand. 1939 Le Baron Bonney Co. Possibly a hand-drawn and hand-colored manuscript.
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