Scale 1 inch = 1.9 Statute Miles. Indicates churches, schoolhouses, mills, and homes. Includes an enlarged map of the town of Stuart. Drawn in 1976 for the Patrick County - Stuart Chamber of Commerce by Eugene M. Scheel of Waterford, Va. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1121/thumbnail.jpg

Hand drawn map by Susan Patrick of the Woman's Civic Club (no. 435 out of 500), with a handwritten date of 1976. Includes drawings of Sinking Creek Baptish Church, covered bridge, Roan Mountain, Seeger Memorial Chapel, Fort Watauga, the Monument, and the Mansion. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1124/thumbnail.jpg

No scale provided. Drawn by Louis T. Ketron in 1971. Map of Hawkins County (Tenn.) marking historically significant spots from 1771 to 1971. A legend in the front upper left corner (continues on back) lists over 400 events important to the history of Hawkins County, including the founding of Rogersville, a Civil War battle in Rogersville, the organization of the first Circuit Court, and the establishment of post offices. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1127/thumbnail.jpg

Indicates county lines, county seats, villages, stations, cabins, churches, mills, mines, roads, trails, rivers, creeks, and ferries for Jefferson County as they were in 1836. Compiled by George A. Bauman from research and data obtained from the old map section of the Tennessee State Archives located at Nashville, Tennessee. Rendered by Patti Ann Bauman. Dandridge, Tennessee, 1976. Scale 1 in = 2 miles. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1133/thumbnail.jpg

Tracing of a modern highway map showing principal watercourses, county seats, present county lines. County derivations taken from "Chart Showing Origin of North Carolina Counties" by D.L. Corbitt of the NC Historical Commission and L. Polk Denmark of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. Published 1940 by the NC Historical Commissions with note: "Date shown is that of Assembly which authorized formation of county." Drawn May 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville, Tennessee. Copyright Katherine W. Ewing, 1973. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1138/thumbnail.jpg

Includes county history and military history, along with two inset maps: one of the town of Salem as it existed in 1802 and one of Augusta County as it existed in 1738. Compiled from old maps, historical records, and traditions by J.R. Hildebrand. The Roanoke Historical Society, 1968. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1139/thumbnail.jpg

Indicates existing buildings, buildings no longer standing, cemeteries, roads, streams, county boundaries, and contour lines. Drawn by Larry Spangler, April 1984. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1140/thumbnail.jpg

American Photo-Lithographic Company, N.Y. (Osborne's Process). Hand-labeled C-1860. Likely printed ca. 1866-1884. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1153/thumbnail.jpg

Includes railroad lines in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Virginia. Highlights line from Spartanburg to Elkhorn. Prepared by Traffic Dept. May 1909. Revised August 1, 1911. Revised April 3, 1913. Revised October 14, 1916. X-929. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1158/thumbnail.jpg

Highlights railroad lines from Atlanta to Memphis and north to Paducah, Kentucky. Indicates battlefields and national cemeteries. Copyright 1906 by Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway. Scale 1 in = 11 statute miles. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1159/thumbnail.jpg