Maps
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
John L. Martin collection on Maine's natural resources
Collection
Identifier: Univ. MS 13
Dates:
1973-1994; Other: Date acquired: 2012-12-19
Found in:
Blake Library's Special Collections
John L. Martin collection on the Evaluation of the Mineral Potential, Upper Saint John Valley, Aroostook County survey
Collection
Identifier: Univ. MS 14
Dates:
1979-1980; Other: Date acquired: 2012-12-19
Found in:
Blake Library's Special Collections
Le Centennaire des Familles de la Montagne Plate map
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00228-V-1 [K-1]
Dates:
approximately 1999; Other: Date acquired: 1999
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Leon A. Guimond collection
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00377
Dates:
1861-2010; Other: Date acquired: 2011
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Manzer Belanger (b.1948) oral history with Manzer Belanger (1906-1984)
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00016-AA69-70-V-5 [K-5]
Dates:
1978; Other: Date acquired: 1991-03
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Map of Maine, circa 1831
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00492
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of one small antique map of Maine circa 1831. This map was taken out of a book titled “Child’s Own Book of American Geography by the author of Peter Parley’s Tales with Sixty Engravings and Eighteen Maps. Published by James B. Dow, Boston, 1837.” The map shows Maine with a population of 399,462 and indicates that it was "Entered according to act of Congress on the 2nd day of March by S.G. Goodrich of Massachusetts". In the "Maine an Encyclopedia", the 1830 Census...
Dates:
1831-00-00; Other: 2004-08-00
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Map of Maine, circa 1840
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00490
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of one small historical black and white map of Maine engraved by G. W. Boynton. The author of the map is unknown and it appears this map was taken out of a book but research did not bring any results. This map covers the state of Maine with its counties, major cities from Central to Southern Maine, its rivers, and shows the St. John Valley region as the Madawaska Settlement. (Distinct communities, villages and settlements were in existence in this region but the 1830...
Dates:
Approximately 1840; Other: 2004-11-04
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Map of Northern Maine
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00297
Dates:
Majority of material found in 1862; Other: Date acquired: 2005
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Maps of Maine Counties
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00302
Dates:
Majority of material found in circa 1938; Other: Date acquired: 2009
Found in:
Acadian Archives
Nouvelle Écosse ou du Partie orientale du Canada map
Collection
Identifier: MCC-00164
Dates:
1755-1778; Other: Date acquired: 1998
Found in:
Acadian Archives