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Original 126-year-old Antique Map of North Carolina Drawn and Engraved for the 1898 Edition of The Columbian Atlas of The World, Featuring Large Scale Color Maps of Each State, Principal City, and Territory of The United States, the Provinces of Canada, Every Country, Nation, Sovereign Kingdom, and Civil Division Upon the Face of the Globe; Accompanied by a Margin Reference Index of County, City, and Town populations of the 1890 US Census; Together with a Concise History of Earth\'s Peoples richly Illustrated with Engravings. Intricate Detail of County Lines, Towns, Railroads, along with Rivers, Lakes, and Natural Landmarks. Fine Map for the Historian or Collector. Great for American History and Family Genealogy. Makes an Imaginative and Creative Gift. Easily Framed. Original Map Drawn & Engraved for the 1898 Edition of The Columbian Atlas of The World, Featuring Large Scale Color Maps of Each State, Principal City, and Territory of the United States, the Provinces of Canada, and Every Country, Nation, Sovereign Dominion, Kingdom, and Civil Division Upon the Face of the Globe. NOT A REPRODUCTION. Accompanied by a Reference Margin Index of Every County, Chief City, and Principal Town, along with Population and Demographics according to the 1890 US Census; Together with Historical, Geographical, Descriptive, and Statistical Data pertaining to Each; Including a concise History of the World\'s Peoples Richly Illustrated with Engravings, Intricate Detail of County Boundaries, Cities, Towns, Railroads, along with Rivers, Lakes, and Natural Landmarks. Published by Garretson, Cox, and Co., Buffalo, New York: 1898; a Copy of the Title Page of which Included. Fine Map for the Collector or Historian. Great for American History and Family Genealogy. Makes an Imaginative and Creative Gift. Easily Framed. Exceptional Color.
Intricate Engraved Detail. Large Map: 11\" x 14\" Map is in Excellent/Very Good Condition. No writing, marks, folds, or tears. Mild foxing. A Few of the Cities, Towns, Counties, Railroads, and Landmarks Shown on the Map Include: Raleigh, Charlotte, Greensboro, Wilmington, Asheville, Jackson County, Alleghany County, Alamance County, Alexander County, Richmond County, Mecklenburg County, Winston, Newbern, Durham, Salisbury, Concord, Henderson, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Washington, Elizabeth City, Reidsville, Oxford, Salem, Statesville, Edenton, High Point, Wilson, Hickory, Beaufort, Greenville, Tarboro, Rockingham, Monroe, Mt. Airy, Kinston, Randleman, Burlington, Morganton, Lexington, Shelby, Laurinburg, Weldon, Plymouth, Southport, Wadesboro, Rutherfordton, Fairfield, Newton, Gastonia, Chapel Hill, Graham, Kernersville, Mooresville, Wake Forest, Clinton, Rocky Mount, Murphy, Marion, Hamilton, Scotland Neck, Williamston, Jackson, Warrenton, Hertford, Milton, Hot Springs, Maxton, Lenoir, Louisburg, Hillsboro, Rich Square, Mocksville, Taylorsville, Thomasville, Lumberton, Franklinton, Enfield, Moncure, Elm City, Smithfield, Jonesboro, Littleton, Selma, Windsor, Flat Rock, Carthage, Davidson, Clayton, Mt. Holly, Colfax, Magnolia, Dallas, Cary, Kings Mountain, Roper, Roxboro, Bryson City, Duplin County, Wake County, Warren County, Dunn, Forest City, Winton, Jamestown, Jefferson, Little River, Nashville, Warsaw, Whitakers Depot, Mt. Olive, Mebane, Trinity College, Bethel, Mountain Island, Cape Hatteras, Manteo, Kitty Hawk, Pamlico Sound, Bayboro, Newport, Wildwood, Holly Ridge, Smith Island, Cape Fear, Lewiston, Macon, Pittsboro, Liberty, Sanford, Avon, Burgaw, Troy, Cape Lookout, Windsor, Croft, Hope Mills, Linden, Richmond, Osgood, Bahama, Ashbury, and many others. (If you are Interested if a particular city, town, family, or landmark is shown, email the name & vicinity and I will look to see if it is included on the map.) Imaginative & Creative Gift.
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