Scale 1 inch = 160 British Statue Miles. Published in A Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography by George Alexander Cooke. London, 1807. Drawn by Aaron Arrowsmith and engraved by J. Lodge. It shows the eastern United States and southern Canada from Nova Scotia to a portion of Florida and west to the Mississippi. Rivers and several towns in Pennsylvania are named. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1101/thumbnail.jpg

Scale 1 inch = 6 leagues. Library of Congress facsimile No. 1a, which is based on the sixth out of ten issues (known as "states"). The original map was published in 1612, and the revisions comprising the sixth state are from 1624. The map includes ca. 200 names including Native American tribes, and is considered the first authoritative map of Virginia. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1122/thumbnail.jpg

Indicates locations of seventy one historic properties in east Tennessee. Drawn by Penelope Lane in 1984. Scale 1 in = 250000 ft. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1128/thumbnail.jpg

Hand drawn map indicating general locations associated with 28 authors. Includes a ahart below the map lists 60 authors with a representative publication for each. Copyright 1965, Whitehaven High School, Tommy D. Harris. No Scale Provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1129/thumbnail.jpg

Includes four hand drawn maps: a complete map of Tennessee, indicating dates and locations for 26 treaties with Native Americans from the 18th and 19th centuries, traced from W.R. Garrett and A.V. Goodpasture, History of Tennessee, Its People and Its Institutions (Nashville, 1900), pages 128-129; and a tripartite map of east, middle, and west Tennessee (traced from 1968 issue by AAA) indicating state lines, county lines, and locations of county seats. Drawn May 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville. Copyright Katherine W. Ewing, 1973. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1131/thumbnail.jpg

Hand drawn and hand colored map tracing portions of a map in J.G.M. Ramsey, Annals of Tennessee (1853), with excerpts from John Donelson's log of the voyage to Cumberland Country. Indicates eleven points along the route, with respective dates and brief descriptions of highlights of the journey. Drawn July 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville, Tennessee. Copyright 1972, Katherine W. Ewing. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1132/thumbnail.jpg

Indicates 414 events or locations of historic significance, and includes a legend summarizing their significance. For the Netherland Inn Association. Cartographer: H.T. Spoden. Illustrator: Bob Hensley. Copyright 1969 by H.T. and M.C. Spoden. Scale 1 in = 0.6 miles. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1134/thumbnail.jpg

Indicates state lines, county lines, and county seats. Eight original shires, established 1634, tinted yellow. Independent cities (not administered by a county government), with dates of incorporation as cities, tinted blue, with the exception of Hampton and Newport News which cover areas of Original Shires, Warwich (River) and Elizabeth City couties, now extinct. County origins taken from charts and county abstracts in first edition of "A Hornbook of Virginia History" (1949, Division of History of the Virginia Department of Conservation and Development, Richmond); the recent consolidation of areas to form new cities taken from 1965 edition of the Hornbook (publ. by the State Library, Richmond, under direction of Randolph W. Church, Virginia State Librarian). Drawn May 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville, Tennessee. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1135/thumbnail.jpg

Drawn June 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville, Tenn. from a tracing of a modern Georgia Highway map for county outlines, water courses, county seats, etc. County formations from the best available and most authoritative sources. Discontinue counties drawn and indexed as E - Extinct. Amended October 1972 from data in the "Official and Statistical Register, 1969-1970," Georgia Department of Archives and History, Atlanta. Copyright Katherine W. Ewing, 1973. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1136/thumbnail.jpg

Large map traced from an official 1964 Road Map of the Commonwealth of Kentucky distributed by the Travel Division, Department of Public Information at Frankfort. County origins taken from Julia Spencer Ardery's Kentucky Court and Other Records (1932, Lexington, Ky), pp. 7-9. Includes an inset map that is an approximation of boundary lines taken from a map in Keinemann and Brumbaugh's "First Census of Kentucky, 1790 (1940, Washington, D.C.), entitled "Counties of Kentucky 1792 in respect to Modern Counties." Drawn June 1968 by Katherine W. Ewing, Nashville, Tennessee. Copyright Katherine W. Ewing, 1973. No scale provided. / https://dc.etsu.edu/rare-maps/1137/thumbnail.jpg