The Research Library's map collection contains approximately 5,000 maps, some dating to the late 1700s. While some of these maps have been digitized, the majority have not. Records for most of our maps are listed in our online public access catalog. Contact Library Director Margaret Dykens for more information.
Mappemonde volcanique : dressée pour servir á l'histoire naturelle des volcans (section); Tardieu, P. F. (Pierre François), 1757-1822, engraver. From Nicolas Ordinaire's Histoire naturelle des volcans (1802).
Colton's Map of Florida, 1869. Detail of southern Florida coast and decorative border.
A map of the island of Jamaica divided into counties and parishes for the History of the British West Indies by Bryan Edwards Esqr. 1794; engraved. Includes location of towns, roads, anchorages, plantations, forts, and rivers.
Map of the County of San Diego, California, 1883, "compiled from the latest information and authentic sources by C.J. Fox & H.J. Willey, Civil Engineers & Surveyors."
Pianta e contorni di Napoli. Map of Naples, Italy, [with inset map of the Gulf of Napoli] 1847. From the Vogdes collection.
Geological Map of Alabama (detail), 1894. U.S. Geological Survey, E. A. Smith.