The story of one corner of Connecticut in sixteen maps
Publisher: Mystic River Historical Society
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Mystic, Conn.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Maps; Facsimiles
Notes: Cover title.

Facsimiles.

Relief shown pictorially and by hachures on some sheets.

Some sheets include notes, business directory, and ill.

Map 1 in portfolio.

Accompanied by text: The story of one corner of Connecticut in 16 maps : a Bicentennial project of the Mystic River Historical Society. ([3] leaves ; 36 x 26 cm.)
Table of contents: title: 1. Captain John Smith's map of New England.; title: 2. Map of Connecticut circa 1625, Indian trails, villages, sachemdoms.; title: 3. A map of New England in 1677.; title: 4. Connecticut and parts adjacent in 1777.; title: 5. Old homes and homesites of Groton, Connecticut.; title: 6. Benedict Arnold at New London, September 6, 1781.; title: 7. Our corner of Connecticut in 1833.; title: 8. Map of the borough of Stonington, Connecticut, 1851.; title: 9. Our corner of Connecticut in 1854.; title: 10. The present-day Mystic area in 1854.; title: 11. Groton Bank in 1868.; title: 12, 13, 14. Noank, Poquonoc, and Old Mystic in 1868.; title: 15. The town of Stonington in 1868.; title: 16. Our corner of Connecticut in 1868.