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Hydro International Magazine
Hydro International publishes artices by leading hydrographers on the state of the market, technical issues and national and international policies.
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Antique & Scientific Instruments U.K.
Antique microscopes, telescopes, surveying levels & theodolites, barometers & barographs, nautical compasses, octants & sextants, globes & maps, and more for sale.
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Strange Maps
A collection and commentary on all kinds of intriguing maps—real, fictional, and what-if's.
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The Prime Meridian
A specialty business, dealing in antiquarian maps and related books (atlases, history of cartography, selected reference books, etc.). We provide an array of focused reference and resource information, for the collector and enthusiast.
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TVA Map & Photo Records
TVA Map & Photo Records has been the central repository for this geographical data since 1940. The area covered includes the entire Tennessee River drainage basin and the TVA power service region.
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Digital History
Links to Historic Maps: “So Much More Than Just a Map”. Designed and developed to support the teaching of American History and contains resource guides for 44 historical eras and topics.
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The Arizona Historical Society Library and Archives
Four regional repositories actively collect and preserve manuscripts, maps, personal papers, photographs, films, oral histories, books and other materials that chronicle the history of Arizona, the West and Northern Mexico as it pertains to Arizona.
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North Carolina Maps
A comprehensive, online collection of historic maps of the Tar Heel State containing over 1,500 maps, ranging in date from the late 1500s to the 1970s.
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Washington State University Libraries
More than 600 maps online, predominantly of the Pacific Northwest and, more particularly, of Washington State. It extends back into the sixteenth century.
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Alaska's Digital Archives
A wealth of historical photographs, albums, oral histories, moving images, maps, documents, physical objects, and other materials from libraries, museums and archives throughout our state.
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Nebraska's Historical Markers
The early surveyors who laid out the public land system are chronicled in Jerry Penry's exploration of the
oldest and rarest geodetic monuments in Nebraska.
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The World of Plumb Bobs
Explore collections of one of the oldest tools of the surveying and construction trades. Exhibitions, galleries, meetings, publications, and many excellent images featured.
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Bill Weikel's Adventure
Reenactors lay out the first meridian and base lines in Montana on a limestone hill southwest of Three Forks, Montana.
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Colvin Crew
Champion of the NYS Forest Preserve who was instrumental in the creation of the Adirondack Park through his position as Superintendent of NYS Land Surveys (1872-1900)
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The American Surveyor Map Collection
A collection of over 150 US historical maps, reproduced on acid free archive-quality paper. Hand-selected for their beauty and historical significance.
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Colonial Instruments
The surveying artifacts that remain today from the colonial period of our country's history are important as historical representations of the art of the colonial instrument maker.
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Scientific Instrument Society
The SIS was founded in 1983 to bring together people with a specialist interest in scientific instruments ranging from precious antiques to electronic devices only recently out of production.
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Washington Map Society
The purpose of the Washington Map Society is to support and promote map collecting, cartography and cartographic history.
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Lincoln Highway Association
Celebrating the first road across America. Discover the landscape and attractions along the Lincoln Highway as it winds its way from New York to San Francisco.
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Ames Instrument Company
Fine reproduction instruments manufactured in America producing a variety of instruments, usable and accurate for specific purposes.
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