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…

Highly detailed street map of the greater Nashville area. Named roads, highways, railroads, parks, schools, hospitals, and cemeteries are all shown. Footprints of major buildings are drawn, and neighb…

Map of Chattanooga showing neighborhoods, roads, railroads, landowners, and certain landmarks. Geographic features such as the Tennessee River, Lookout Mountain (and the Sunset Park Addition on its cr…

Map and contrasted image of map of Columbia, Maury County from 1861. It shows the city, its street grid, landowners, structures, and railroads. Images surround the map of the Tennessee Conference Fema…

Map of White County showing historic spots across the county. Towns, railroads, old stage coach roads, creeks, rivers, historic homes, graves, schools, slave markets, cemeteries, churches, railroads,…

Highway map of Hickman County (Tenn.) showing schools, churches, cemeteries, post offices, hospitals, rivers, streams and paved roads. Also shown is the Tennessee Central Railroad, the Duck River, and…

A detailed city street map showing streets, prominent buildings, public spaces, waterways and suburbs drawn and engraved for the 1860 Nashville City Directory (in TSLA library collection). Shows early…

Map shows Battle of Franklin where the United States Forces repulsed the Confederate Army on November 30, 1864. Includes topography, roads, disposition of Union works and Confederate forces, houses an…

Published by the authority of the Secretary of War in the Office of the Chief Engineers, U.S. Army, 1874. Map shows Battle of Franklin where the United States Forces repulsed the Confederate Army on N…

This extremely detailed Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) blueprint map shows every house structure and significant economic and demographic feature in Perry County. Shows and names roads, streams, hol…

This map of Memphis, just after the city's first widespread yellow fever epidemic of the 1870s, shows street names, market houses, railroad depots and cemeteries. Noted on the left side of the map is…