Category:1790s maps of New England - Wikimedia Commons
WEBMaps created between 1790 and 1799, showing multiple or all of the following states, may be sorted directly into this category: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachussetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island. Maps that show just two or less of the New England states, should be sorted into the categories of the respective states.
An accurate map of the four New England states - Leventhal Map
WEBUtilizing information from several earlier maps and coastal charts published in England, this map of the four New England states -- Massachusetts (including Maine counties), New Hampshire (including Vermont counties), Rhode Island, and Connecticut -- added substantial new information in the northern portions of the map, particularly for the New ...
MHS Collections Online: A Map of New-England
WEBThe history of the mapping of New England in New England begins with a controversy. The first map known to have been published in the English colonies of North America, and probably the first map published in the Western Hemisphere, has been attributed to John Foster, who printed William Hubbard's Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians in ...
Map of New England - Old Maps Online
WEBMap of the state of Maine. 1820. New Map of Maine. 1899. 1:2k. Map of the district of Maine, Massachusetts : compiled from actual surveys. 1802. Carleton, Osgood, 1742-1816. 1:390k. Map of Maine : constructed from the most correct surveys, with sectional distances and elevations, or level, of the St. Croix River from Calais Bridge, deduced from ...
Roads and Travel in New England 1790-1840 | Teach US History
WEBNew England’s first great road?building era occurred during the period 1790 to 1840. Its first phase, commonly referred to as the turnpike era, began during the 1790s and had practically ended in all the New England states except Connecticut before the War of 1812.
A Map of the New England States. - Old Maps Online
WEBMap of the northern, or, New England states of America, comprehending Vermont, New Hampshire, District of Main, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
History of New England - Wikipedia
WEBEarly English plans (1607–1620) A 17th-century map shows New England as a coastal enclave extending from Cape Cod to New France. On April 10, 1606, King James I of England issued a charter for the Virginia Company of Plymouth, (often referred to as the Plymouth Company).
A mapp of New England - Norman B. Leventhal Map
WEBTitle: A mapp of New England. Description: A foundation in the early history of the mapping of New England, this map is the first printed version of William Reed's original survey of 1665.
Shays' Rebellion - "Map Of The Four New England States"
WEBNorman and Coles published this “accurate map of the four New England States” in 1785, one year before the Massachusetts Regulation, or Shays’ Rebellion. The map ranks among the most important early maps published in the United States.
A correct map of the coast of New England
WEBA correct map of the coast of New England. Description: A large fold-out chart of the New England coast appeared from 1732 to 1760 in "The English Pilot, The Fourth Book", the standard 18th-century British navigational guide to American waters.