Maps of Virginia

Virginia.

1 : 1480000 Rand McNally and Company

Del., Md., Va., W. Va.

1 : 1970000 Rand McNally and Company

Virginia.

1 : 868000 Rand McNally and Company

Virginia.

1 : 887000 Rand McNally and Company

Military map of Maryland & Virginia

1 : 4400000 Charles

Virginia.

1 : 2040000 Tanner, Henry S.

Virginia.

1 : 1650000 Lucas, Fielding Jr.

Virginia.

1 : 1930000 Mitchell, Samuel Augustus

Virginia.

1 : 1930000 Mitchell, Samuel Augustus

Virginia. West Virginia.

1 : 2000000 Colton, G.W.

Virginia.

1 : 2550000 Finley, Anthony

Virginia.

1 : 2450000 Lucas, Fielding Jr.

Virginia.

1 : 1650000 DeSilver, Robert

Virginie.

1 : 1650000 Buchon, J. A. C.; Carey, H. C.; Lea, I.

Virginia.

1 : 2500000 Tanner, Henry S.

Virginia, Maryland, Delware.

1 : 1120000 Tanner, Henry S.

Virginia and West Virginia.

1 : 2000000 Colton, G.W.

Virginia.

1 : 2000000 Colton, G.W.

Lloyd's official map of the State of Virginia.

1 : 650000 Lloyd, J. T.

Schonberg's Map of Virginia and West Virginia.

1 : 1900000 Schonberg & Co.

Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C.

1 : 1518000 Finley, Anthony

Virginia, Maryland & Delware.

1 : 3200000 Black, Adam & Charles

Map Richmond and Louisville R.R.

1 : 750000 G.W. & C.B. Colton & Co.

Virginia, W. Virginia.

1 : 1500000 Rand McNally and Company

Virginia

1 : 1900000 Annotatie: Gerestaureerd en op Japans papier geplakt New York, [N.Y.] : J.H. Colton & Co.

Virginia.

1 : 1630000 Carey, Mathew

Map of Virginia.

1 : 1600000 Carey, Mathew

Virginia.

1 : 2900000 Lewis, Samuel

Virginia.

1 : 2900000 Lewis, Samuel

Prang's War Map. Eastern and Western Viginia

This map details the Upper South/Border States in 1861. Smaller maps show the North Carolina coastline and Virginia in detail. Around the border are ten ‘eminent patriots’, the leading generals of the Union Army at the time of the map’s production. Amongst them is General Anderson, who attempted to defend Fort Sumter at the outbreak of the war, General Burnside with the facial hair that would inspire the description ‘sideburns’ and General Meagher who commanded battalions principally composed of Irish-born and descended soldiers. On the top right is General George B. McClellan, commander of the Army of the Potomac and general-in-chief of Union forces in the first part of the war. He later ran for the presidency in 1864. All these generals led campaigns in the regions depicted on the map. L. Prang & Co.