RE: [MapHist] Book Review - NY Times - March 7, 2009

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[MapHist] In The Portolan, Issue 77: Early American Postal Mapping - Apianus Map of 1520 - Pos t-WW1 Cartography - Maps on Clocks - Maps in a Sh akespeare Library - Waldseemüller - Mediterranean

and involved in local history projects in the western Philadelphia suburbs. THOMAS SANDER is editor of “The Portolan”. DANIEL TRACHTENBERG, a retired physician, is an antique collector whose collections include powder horn maps, clocks, and early maps of America. JAMES V. WALKER is a retired

[MapHist] In The Portolan, Issue 78: Maps of Virginia - The 1791 L'Enfant Plan for Washington, DC - Maps of the Gettysburg Campaign - Maps of Norway - Covens Mortier - Bagrow's History of Cartogra

Johnson) “Kleiner Atlas Amerikanischer Überempfindlichkeiten” (Reviewer: Imre Demhardt) Catalogo de cartographia, .. la Sociedad Bilbaina (Reviewer: Juan Ceva) “Formatting Europe – Mapping a Continent” (Reviewer: Thomas Sander) “Printed Maps of Greece, 1477-1800” (Reviewer: Bert Johnson

[MapHist] CALL FOR PAPERS - Society for the History of Discoveries - Portland Maine - September 2011

. Program Committee: Gregory McIntosh (chair), Ron Fritze, Gerald Saxon Posted by: Thomas Sander SHD Web Content Manager ___ MapHist: E-mail discussion group on the history of cartography hosted by the Faculty of Geosciences, University

[MapHist] Terrae Incognitae - Special Issue Fall 2012 - Exploration of Africa - CALL FOR ARTICLE PROPOSALS

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[MapHist] In The Portolan - Issues 80 and 79: South Pacific; Online Map Library Catalogs; Washington DC; US State Shapes; MapMaker John Eddy -- Marie Tharp' Ocean Floor Maps; Benjamin Banneker

://memory.loc.gov/ammem/awhhtml/awgmd7/women_geog.html . RICHARD PFLEDERER, a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of The Portolan, is the author of several books on the subject of portolan charts. THOMAS SANDER is editor of The Portolan. EUGENE SCHEEL's latest hand-drawn historical map

[MapHist] CALL FOR PAPERS - Society for the History of Discoveries - Pasadena, California - September 2012

for presentation, preference will be given to papers that are intended for submission to the society's journal, Terrae Incognitae. Thank you. Program Committee: Imre Josef Demhardt (chair), Bill Warren, Gregory McIntosh, Lauren Beck, and Don McGuirk. Posted by: Thomas Sander SHD Web Content Manager

RE: [MapHist] Anthropomorphic maps

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[MapHist] Map-related presentation at Library of Congress - January 26, 2012 - The People Behind the Formation of the States’ Borders to Be Discussed

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