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Dear Map-Hist members, I am doing a research project for an institutional map collection on the East Coast and would appreciate a bit of help. My client would like to learn more about web sites that aggregate research in the history of cartography and make it accessible to users. This "research" might include published papers, conference proceedings, and/or more informal or "ephemeral" pieces. Of particular interest are sites that in some structured way provide access/links to full-text articles. The "Web Articles" page of the Map History site maintained by Tony Campbell is the one prominent example I can think of, but I'm sure there are others. Any and all suggestions of other relevant sites (English preferred, but not essential) would be most appreciated. Many thanks, Michael Buehler Boston Rare Maps (413) 527-4020 [email protected] Www.bostonraremaps.com
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