Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Now Online
U.S. Library of Congress expects to have 500,000 historic maps online by 2020.
U.S. Library of Congress expects to have 500,000 historic maps online by 2020.
The Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps are a valuable resource for genealogists, historians, urban planners, teachers or anyone with a personal connection to a community, street or building. The maps depict more than 12,000 American towns and cities. They show the size, shape and construction materials of dwellings, commercial buildings, factories and other structures.
The final report of the Wisconsin Historic Landscape 2015 Community Forum Project is now available for viewing and download.
A study of the settlement history of Washington Island, Wisconsin, by Will Craig and colleagues is now available as an SCO publication.
An online survey is now available for the Wisconsin Historic Landscape project.
Information on the dates and locations of a series of community forums for the Wisconsin Historic Landscape project.
Join the University of Wisconsin and Friends of the Libraries as they honor the award-winning History of Cartography project and the forthcoming release of Cartography in the Twentieth Century.
Three teams from the University of Wisconsin are collaborating on a project to explore user needs for a digital map database of Wisconsin derived from General Land Office (GLO) surveyors’ notes made between 1830 and 1865.
Staff at the Center for Land Use Education recently published an online interactive map of Phil Lewis’ 1964 Land Resource Inventory.
The Interactive Menominee Place Names Map introduces a visual and audio indigenous representation of the area we know as Wisconsin, revealing the connection between current Wisconsin place names and their ancient Menominee origins.