Out of State Maps

OS6 A, B, C, D. Map Case, drawer 8. "[U.S. Historical Maps]" s.l.: American Heritage, s.d. Reproductions of "A New and Correct Map of the United States of North America, 1784" by Abel Buell; "The New World 1600" drawn by Gabriel Tatton and engraved by Benjamin Wright; "The Dutch Dream of American Empire - The New Netherlands and New England - 1635" engraved in Amsterdam by Willem Janszoon Blaeu; "A Mariner's Guide to the New World, c. 1546" by Pierre Desciliers. Information about the maps is included on the back of each map.

OS2. Map Stand, drawer 5. "A New Map of the United States of America." Philadelphia, Penn.: 1857. Facsimile reproduction from Mitchell's Universal Atlas, included inside the jacket cover from The Earth and You by Norman J.G. Pounds, Chicago, Ill.: Rand McNally, s.d. Includes railroads, roads, historic trails or roads, land use, natural features, and Indian tribes. Inset maps of "Gold Region of California" and "District of Columbia" also included.

OS1. Map Case, drawer 8. "Birds Eye View of Logan City, Utah Territory, 1875." Salt Lake City, Utah: E.S.Grover, 1875, reprinted 1976. Original drawn and published by E.S. Grover; reprinted by Department of Special Collections and Archives and the Friends of the Merril Library, Utah State University. Includes railroads, roads, place names, and list of buildings.

OS7. File Case, drawer 2. "Senator Peter H. Dominick of Colorado Welcomes You to Your Nation's Capitol." Washington, D.C.: D.C. Information Center, s.d. Aerial photograph of Washington, D.C. by Campbell Photo. which includes roads, place names, points of interest, and history of Washington, D.C.

OS8. File Case, drawer 2. "Wyoming Aeronautical Chart." Cheyenne, Wyo.: Wyoming Aeronautics Commission, May 1971. Includes place names, natural features, general pilot information, directory of commercial airports, radio facilities, and cultural features.

OS5. File Case, drawer 2. "Travel Map Medicine Bow National Forest (West Half) Wyoming." Washington, D.C.: U.S. Forest Service, 1972. Section grid. Polyconic projection. Includes railroads, roads, recreation, historic trails or roads, and extensive legend. Also includes paved and dirt roads, camping, and picnic areas. Forest Travel Plan which lists the restrictions to types of travel in various areas of the forest, as well as an inset map of the Laramie area.

OS9. Back storage area Map Box BS-B6. Sherman Quadrangle, Wyoming. Sherman, Wyoming, Edition of 1905, reprinted 1932. Department of the Interior, U. S. Geological Survey.

OS10. Back storage area Map Box BS-B6. Medicine Bow National Forest Wyoming, Sixth Principal Meridian, 1935. USDA Forest Service, F. A. Silcox, Forester, T. W. Norcross, Chief Engineer.

OS11-A. Back storage area Map Box BS-B6. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. List of Bridge Installations. Drawn by Sgt. John A. Le Donne. Checked by Major F. J. Hutta. Copies 1, 2, 3 and 4 (original).

OS11-B. Back storage area Map Box BS-B6. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. This section shows bridge installations from Munster to Magdeburg. Copies 1, 2 3 and 4 (original).

OS11-C. Back storage area Map Box BS-B6. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. This section shows bridge installations from Rouen, France to Brussells, Belgium. Copies 1, 2 and 3 (orginal).

OS11-D. Back storage area Map Box BS-B12. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. This section shows bridge installations from Bay of the Seine (Cherbourg) to Evreux. Copies 1 (original), 2 and 3.

OS11-E. Back storage area Map Box BS-B12. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. This section shows bridge installations near Madgeburg and goes east to Berlin. Noted on map: "Apollensdorf. Point of contact between 3rd Plat. Troop 'C' 125th Cav. Sq. 113th Gav. Gr. Yanks 1st BN 340th Inf. Reg't. 121st Division. Russians 1330 April 30, 1945." Copies 1 and 2.

OS11-F. Back storage area Map Box BS-B12. Omaha Beach to the Elbe River. 1115th Engineer Combat Group. This section shows bridge installations from Brussels to Munster (N to Rotterdam, S to Luxembourg). Copies 1 (original), 2 and 3.

OS12. File Case, drawer 2 "Oversize." H.M. Gousha Company, Chicago, Illinois, c. 1943. "Phillips 66 World War II Map of the World" that includes European, Asiatic, African, and South Pacific combat areas, and steamship and flying Times between cities, major naval and air bases, principal railroads, important military roads, population of cities, and names of steamship lines.