User Submitted Questions and Comments

Does this map of Calais/ Robbinston Maine display the names and locations of old cenetaries?

Yes, it does show where cemeteries are / were located in 1881, but it does not list their names only a symbol (green parcels with the abbreviation Cem.) next to them. For a full list of cemeteries in Maine (or other states) try our new BROWSE by POINT OF INTEREST feature by going to the BROWSE tab on top of the screen and then North America, and choosing the state of interest, and then choose cemeteries as the the category (or schools, hospitals, ect.) and you will then be shown a list of cemeteries in that state. Choosing Maine for example will return 15 pages of cemeteries and the maps in our collection that cover them. Good luck with your research.

Manzanita st later renamed to San Pablo and had minor route adjustments.

ia i got a mapa just like this one at home but its all in gold and its got some righting on it do you have enny idea how mutch wil that be worth? my e-mail is sousaanibal@yahoo.com

Hi I got a map like the map above but mine has a red stamp between the sun and the moon, mine is also in gold. anyone seems to have a clue how much this could be worth? any help is wanted carlhugomagnus@hotmail.com

We have a lithograph numbered 112J similar to the above map,printed in what we think is African language. The title on top of the map is Nva Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica AC Hydrographica Tabula auct.Ind-Hondio. It has inserts surrounding the maps and inside the maps. Do you know what this and where it came from and the price. Our e-mail is marcelladement@tampabay.rr.com . Thank you for any information

I got a map also like this and its also in gold . It comes from Le Bibilotheque DU Roi thats France does anybody know whats it worth.The red stap says le bibilotheque Du Roi

hi there, i have table with this map under a pain of glass on it. does any 1 no what it is worth? e-mail me: dingley1986@hotmail.com. thank you

I also have a framed mirror map which is sized at 22"x32". The colours are different to yours as mine is teal colour around the people, pale gold around the edge and the ladies dress at the bottom (as well as other things) is red. I am presuming the frame is original although the front of the frame has been painted green. The board at the back of the frame has made in England stamped on it. Would be interested on a rough selling price or be pointed in the direction of a valuation. Many thanks. jackie.mutton@virgin.net

i have nova totivs terrarum orbis its gold and silver foil its dated 1643 it is framed and cardboard back stapled its really preety i dont know how much to put on the price for insurance does any one know what it could be worth

i also have one of these maps it was given to me and i have no interest in maps can someone tell me how much it is worth it looks identical to the pictures except mine looks like it gold or gold tinfoil like really shiny and it is framed. and matted. please email me at kris_mccown88@yahoo.com

i have the same kind of map which is gold and silver. I would like to know how old it is and how much its worth. Please respond.

I HAVE A MAP LIKE THIS ONE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF IT HAS ANY VALUE PLEASE LET ME KNOW YOHEAMBER@YAHOO.COM

I also have the same map, that is in gold + teal - like jacqueline mutton. Please let me know how much that would be worth. My email address is chibi_trunks1@hotmail.com

i have a mape like this it has a red stamp by the sun and moon and it is thin like foil in gold,do you no if this is worth anything?

Great Map!! Any old map with names is great to help locate your ancestors

Is this 1873 or 1973?

attempted to locate first campus of the Deaf Casket Institute for the Deaf Mutes.

Hello. What a job that must have been to do all this. Your mind must have been running around in your mind. Thanks much.

Hi, You have maps listed for Kenia Ohio, that is incorrect; it is Xenia Ohio. Terry Miller

Thank you for spotting this error. We have fixed it appreciate your input. Charles Historic Map Works

Thanks im in 8th grade i needed this for social studies. Thank you!

The approximate 20,000 acre area around Brick Meeting House (now called Calvert, MD) was originally called the Nottingham Lotts. It was the epicenter of the land dispute between William Penn and Lord Calvert that eventually resulted in the Mason-Dixon Line Survey. The M-D Survey proved 90% of the land on which Penns Quaker settlers had built homes, mills and farms beginning as early as 1702 was in MD, not PA. After the M-D Survey, the MD Legislature passed an Act permitting residents to keep the land if they proved they were in "peaceable possession" of it. Usually a local Justice of the Peace had to swear to this effect. The properties were surveyed c. 1785, but it took as long as 20 years for landowners to receive the final titles to their lands.