Antique Treasure
Maps Of the USA on CD
The California Gold Rush took place almost exclusively in Northern California from 1848–1855. It began on January 24, 1848, when gold was
discovered at Sutter's Mill in Coloma. News of the discovery soon spread, resulting in some 300,000 people coming to California from the
rest of the United States and abroad. San Francisco grew from a tiny hamlet of tents to a boomtown, and roads, churches, schools and other
towns were built. New methods of transportation developed as steamships came into regular service and railroads were built.
These maps are a great resource for historians, map lovers, and of course want to be treasure seekers.
The maps are provided to you in high resolution {22:1 scale} which allow you to zoom into selected areas, print or export the maps to other
programs using the provided software (ONE minute installation!!).
We have gathered together seventeen {17} vintage maps covering not only the California gold rush, but also historical maps of Alaska,
Montana and the Wetern USA gold fileds on a Gift Quality CD.
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United States--Alaska 1898.
The gold and coal fields of Alaska :
together with the principal steamer routes and trails / U.S. Geological
Survey.
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United States--Kansas.
United States--Nebraska. 1859
Map of the recently discovered gold regions
in Western Kansas & Nebraska / from actual surveys notes &
observations by Hartley French Dickson & Co.
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United States--California.
1851.
A new map of the gold region in California.
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United States--Alaska. 1897.
Millroy's map of Alaska and the Klondyke gold
fields.
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Map of the Alaskan gold fields.
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United States--California.
1849.
Map of the gold regions of California.
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United States--Montana. 1865
Map of the territory of Montana with portions of the
adjoining
territories : showing the gulch or placer diggings actually worked and
districts where quartz (gold & silver) lodges have been
discovered to January 1st 1865 / drawn by W.W. de Lacy for the use of
the first legislature of Montana.
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United States--Montana.
Map of the territory of Montana with portions of the
adjoining
territories : showing the gulch or placer diggings actually worked and
districts where quartz (gold & silver) lodes have been
discovered to January 1st 1865 / drawn by W.W. de Lacy for the use of
the first legislature of Montana.
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United States--West. 1859.
General map of the United States & their
territory between the
Mississippi & the Pacific Ocean. 1. Showing the different surveyed
routes from the Mississippi valley to the coast of Pacific Ocean, 2.
the new established & proposed Post Routes, 3. the recently
discovered gold, silver, and copper region in Kansas, Nebraska
and Arizona. Compiled from the various P.R.R. Surveys & the best
authorities which could be obtained.
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United States--West. 1861
Routes to the Pikes Peak gold regions.
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United States--California.
1848.
Topographical sketch of the gold &
quicksilver district of California.
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Map of the mining district of California.
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United
States--Colorado--Cripple Creek. c1895
Cripple Creek mining district, the great gold
camp of Colorado / bird's eye view by C.H. Amerine ; compliments of the
Cripple Creek Sunday Herald.
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United
States--California--San Francisco. 1846
View of San Francisco, formerly Yerba Buena, in
1846-7 before the discovery of gold.
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United States--Kansas. 1859.
Mitchell's sectional map of Kansas / compiled from
the field notes
in the Surveyor General's office by David T. Mitchell, U.S. surveyor
and land agent, Lecompton, Kansas ; showing the U.S. survey up to 1859.
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United States--Colorado. 1862
Map of Colorado Territory embracing the Central Gold
Region / drawn by Frederick J. Ebert ; under direction of the Governor
Wm. Gilpin.
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United States. 1853, c1848.
Mitchell's new traveller's guide through the United
States, showing
the rail roads, canals, stage roads &c. with distances from place
to place. Drawn and engraved by Ira S. Drake.
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