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Bird’s Eye Views of Maine including Transportation Maps
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School Geographies
--a. How Geography was Taught
--b. Illustration Methods
--c. Astronomy in the 19th Century Classroom
--d. Races and Societies
--e. National and Regional Identity
--f. Climatic Zones
--g. Globes in the Classroom
Road Maps
--a. New England Regional Imagery
--b. Ideal Family
--c. Gas Station Experience
--d. Race and Ethnic Groups
--e. War Maps
Wall Maps

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TREASURES III

A Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education

October 2, 2004 - June 30, 2005

19th Century School Geographies continued
 

I. Illustration Methods
	1. Illustration from: Roswell C. Smith Smith’s First Book in Geography: An Introductory Geography, Designed for Children, 7th edition New York: Cady & Burgess, 1848 Gift of Bevinn O’Brien
	2. Illustration from: Matthew Fontaine Maury Maury’s Geographical Series: The World We Live In New York: University Publishing Company, 1872 OML Collection
	3. Illustration from: Alexis Everett Frye Primary Geography, New England edition Boston: Ginn and Company Publishers, 1899 OML Collection
Image not available	4. Roswell C. Smith Smith’s First Book in Geography: An Introductory Geography, Designed for Children, 7th edition New York: Cady & Burgess, 1848 Gift of Bevinn O’Brien
	5. Jedidiah Morse Geography Made Easy: Being an Abridgement of the American Universal Geography, 14th edition Boston: Thomas & Andrews, 1811 Osher Collection
	6. Rev. J. L. Blake A Geography for Children with Eight Copperplate Maps and Thirty Wood Cuts Boston: Richardson, Lord and Holbrook, 1831 Smith Collection
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