Historical Maps
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Harris, Robert King, 1912-1980
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content: Harris, Inus Marie, 1912-2006
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content: Robert King Harris and Inus Marie Harris papers
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content: Robert King Harris and Inus Marie Harris papers / Series 12: Cartographic Material / Maps
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content: 1915
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content: 1940-1975
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content: Roll 5
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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Map of NE Texas annotated to show Jonesborough-Nacogdoches Road, Caddo Trace, Tranmeil's Trace, villages, ferries, and other historical sites

"The Territory between the Chattahoochee and Mississippi Rivers"

"The Southeastern Part of the Present United Stes from the Mitchell Map of 1755"

J. Palairet. "Bowles's New Pocket Map of North America, Divided into It"s Provinces, Colonies, States, etc., 1784." (modern reprint)

John Arrowsmith. "Map of Texas." 1841. 

"New Map of the States of Texas for 1879 Prepared Expressly for Hanford's Texas State Register."

"New Map of the State of Texas as It Is in 1874, Prepared Expressly for Morphis' History of Texas."

Photostatic copy of unidentified map of Texas of 1757.

"Map of the Province Occupied by the Casuchado Nation (Tejas)." 1691.

Moon and Company Map of N. E. Texas, 1849. (Xerox copy)

Early French map of Texas.

Robert T. Hill. "Map of Texas and Parts of Adjoining Territories." 1899.

Photostatic copy of a reproduction of a map in the Archives of the Indies in Seville. (two copies)

"New Map of Texas." 1841.

Mapa et tierra qe yos pedro Vial taingo tranzitare en St. Tasee este dia 18 de ouctubxe de Lanu, 1787. (photostatic copy)

"Carte nouvelle de la Par tie de 1'Quest de la Lousianne faite fut le Observations & decouverte de M. Bernard de la Harpe, I'undes Corranan dans audit Pays. (Photostatic copies—two positives and two negatives)

Map of Mississippi River Drainage including Louisiana and Texas Made Sometime Shortly after 1806.

"The Southeastern Part of the Present United States from the Popple Map of 1733."

Herbert E. Bolton. "Texas and Adjacent Regions in the Eighteenth Century." University of California Map Series, Number 2, December 1915. (original and two copies)

Robert King Harris. Annotations on a sketch map of the area between the Suphur River and Little River in Texas to show the Old Caddo Trace and La Harpers route, Belle Island, site 41C55, and the Portage of the Nassonites. After 1953.

Tracing from Peters Colony Map of 1852, showing location of Trinity City.

Louis Gregoire, copyright claimant. "An Arkansas Tribute to America"s Bicentennial." 1975. (shows locations of Indian tribes and sites, largely in modern Arkansas, Missouri, Lousiana, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas, being, apparently, a reproduction of an old map. Inset shows "Teran's exploration of 1691, Kadohadacho Settlements.")

Outline map of southern United States and Mexico showing routes of Cabeza de L'aca, Coronado, and De Soto-Moscoso. Before 1940.

"Golfo y costa de la Nueva Espana."

"A Contemporaneous Map of the Area of De Soto's Wanderings . . . First Published . . . Harrisse's 'Discover of North America.'"

"Viage que el ano de 1690 hizo el Gouernador Alonso de Leon desde Cuahuila hasta la Carolina, provincia habitada de Texas y otias naciones al Nordste de la Nueva Espana."

"Part of Melish Map of 1814 covering the Seat of War between the Creek Indians and the Americans in 1813-14."

Smithsonian Institution, Missouri Basin Project. "Early Historic Sites of the Missouri Basin." 1961. (with a chronological cart showing the periods of "Missouri River Trading and Military Posts (South Dakota).")