Lots of old maps

[MenotomyMaps]

I come bearing old maps!

I've been collecting old maps for a couple decades and I'm posting them on my site. Maps showing property owners, parks, etc. Gold claim and mining maps. All of them should be of use in research.

Now I've got some reading to do on this forum!

-Vin

 

[MenotomyMaps]

http://MenotomyMaps.com

 

[Westernlegend1]

enjoy your time here, welcome.

 

[Denny2w]

Very well done! Thanks so much...

 

[nickinCA]

thanks so much! welcome

 

[agbkyle]

Welcome!! You have an awesome site!
Thanks for sharing!

 

[Cherry Picker]

Welcome from the land of OZ

 

[RickO]

Very nice.. thank you... RickO

 

[rob_vic]

Welcome to the forum. Nice site!

Rob

 

[Burien]

Wow, thanks for the resource!

 

[UncleVinnys]

Excellent!

Wow, EXCELLENT site - thanks for sharing.

I find the ONE THING that will help you find good MD sites is to access old maps. Your site is a giant step in that direction.

Cheers!

 

[scout23]

Thanks

And welcome to the site...

 

[MenotomyMaps]

I've posted a few hundred more old maps on my site, some of which are very detailed. Plus a lot old gold claims maps and other gold research resources.

Use 'em if you can!

Vin - http://MenotomyMaps.com

 

[Marcucco]

If your interested, The Harvard Library has a LOT of old maps in a digital data base that's free to the public.
UNH and 'Bama do as well.
I've been overlaying modern topo maps over stuff I scooped on line using Adobe Illustrator.
(You have to stretch some of them to make them work.)

 

[RickO]

Thanks for the resource. RickO

 

[yrekadude]

Thanks! I found a map of Yreka plus some other helpful stuff about the Yreka area of California. I need to keep looking for more

 

[The Rebel]

I'm looking for maps of monroe ct 1867 but have had no luck. Any ideas.

Here's a good link to use as well: http://magic.lib.uconn.edu/historical_maps_connecticut_towns.html