<< Dee wrote-
> Hmmm, I assume you want maps that changed as the battles went?
> I would actually start with the Smithsonian, esp Museum of History
There might very well be something in the store for the museum of
American History and Technology; there might also be something at the
gift shop at the Lincoln Memorial. But Doug's not in DC. I don't know
what they have online.
I've got a cousin that might be able to recommend a book, I've just
asked him. He's big on both the Civil War *and* maps, so he's a logical
person to ask. :) I'll report back any recommendation he makes.
Julia
>>
Actually I found quite a bit on line through the Smithsonia site, even a
depiction of the statue on top of the Capitol (I had recalled it had been
designed by the same guy as the Statue of Liberty and wanted to see the
significance of the shield/sword, etc). I found that and a depiction of the
Capitol dome painting of George Washington at the site with a little digging.
Some of it may have been in the education area, IIRC
Dee
