Field notes and hand-drawn pencil maps of Francis Mohrhardt, a Union major and topographical engineer in Gen. William Rosecrans' Army of the Cumberland, attached to the staff of Gen. Philip Sheridan,…

Plate L of the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865, containing six small maps relating to battles and troop positions during the Civil War. Five of t…

Map of Kentucky and Tennessee with hand colored counties. Cities, towns, rivers, and railroads are all denoted. Another of Colton's distinct border designs is visible. Township and range grids are evi…

Map of Kentucky and Tennessee with hand colored counties. Cities, towns, rivers, and railroads are all denoted. Colton's distinctive border design is visible around the map. Township and range grids a…

Blueprint map of Marshall County showing civil districts. Details include small communities and post offices, cemeteries, churches,roads, railroads, residences, the county farm, and civil district bor…

Detailed map of Tennessee showing counties and specifically denoting the various railroads that run through the state. It names many small towns and creeks, as well as the larger cities and rivers. Pa…

Map of Nashville and surrounding area with a focus on the infrastructure of the city. Roads are shown and named, as are railroads, rivers, and Berry Field is denoted. Neighborhoods are named and civil…

Cadastral map of Memphis on the eve of the city's near-death crisis from successive yellow fever epidemics during the 1870s, showing the street grid and many of the outlying landowners. Roads, railroa…

Hand-colored map of Tennessee detailing the state's transportation infrastructure. Roads, along with distances, and stage routes are shown. Steamboat routes and distances are shown in the bottom right…

Map of Madison County (Tenn.) showing state roads, railroads, county gravel roads, and dirt roads. Denotes residences, stores, churches, springs, and creeks. Madison County was established in 1821 fro…

Topographical map of Franklin and vicinity. Most major structures are represented, as are roads, railroads, churches, lakes, and rivers. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Surveyed in 1906-190…

Topographical map of Nashville and vicinity detailing the landscape. Most major structures are represented, as are roads, railroads, churches, lakes, and rivers. Relief shown by contours, isolines and…

Street map of Cookeville, Tenn., features include high schools, Tennessee Technological University, the Putnam County Airport, railroads, and city limits.

This beautiful hand-colored Kentucky tourism map from 1839, sold by Mitchell & Hinman, shows county roads, stage roads, canals, and railroads throughout the state of Kentucky. Also includes tables of…

This 1920s color map of Tennessee shows counties, towns, villages, railroads, battlefields, elevations, named highways and a "new" census. County seats are denoted with a unique symbol and major highw…

A general land use map published by the county planning commission. Land use in the county is color-coded and indicates residential (by density), commercial and industrial, community facilities, bodie…

Plate one from the 1889 Hopkins Atlas of Nashville showing downtown Nashville. The county court house, city hall, the State Capitol, and numerous churches are all named. Some businesses are indicated…

Plate 8 of the 1889 Atlas of Nashville detailing the area bounded by Hillsboro Pike, Division Street, and Granny White Pike. The neighborhood is most residential and boasts some of Nashville's larger…

Detailed map in French depicting the old city of Paris in 1855--essentially still a medieval city on the brink of Baron Haussmann's wholesale renovation. It shows streets, buildings, railroads, landma…

Civil War era map of Kentucky and Tennessee detailing towns and villages, county seats, iron works and forges, salt works, mills, post offices, existing and proposed railroads, roads, rivers, and limi…