Facsimile.
Originally an inset in Henry Popple's "A map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto, published in 1733.
Cartographer:
Popple, Henry
Date:
1733
Attribution:
Scan of item in Olin Print collection: https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/4384999
- Scale ca. 1:950,000.
- Hand colored.
- Relief shown pictorially.
- "Contracted from his large map of the state."
- Shows township boundaries.
- Includes index to "Towns" in Kings and Richmond counties.
Cartographer:
De Witt, Simeon
Date:
1804
Attribution:
Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/74696138/>.
Manuscript maps of the Hudson Valley, land along Schoharie Creek, and the Seneca Country surrounding Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in what is now central New York. The Seneca Country map shows the location of Seneca villages at that time. Scale of the Hudson Valley map is 1:31,680; no scale given for the other two maps.
John R. Bleecker was a merchant, politican, and experienced surveyor and mapmaker in Albany.
Title of Original map: A Mappe of Colonel Romers Voyage to Ye 5 Indian Nations: Going from New York to Albany Thence West ...
Reprint title used for the exhibit.
Originally drawn ca. 1700.
Oriented with north to the upper right.
Manuscript.
Photostatic copy.
Title in illustrative cartouche.
Includes ill.
"PSO/5285, K. top. CXXI 10."
Cartographer:
N/A
Date:
19? (reprint) 1700 (original)
Attribution:
Print map scanned from Olin Library Map Collection
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