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Old Florida Maps - English Period 1763-1783

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. For many more examples from this period, please visit a special online exhibit on Florida maps put on by the University of Miami Libraries by clicking here. Map of the New Governments of East and West Florida [Inset of Pensacola]. Gibson, John (1750-1792). A New and Accurate Map of East and West Florida, Drawn from the best Authorities. Kitchin, Thomas (1718-1784). Credits: Website design by: Karl Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald Design.

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Old Florida Maps

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. Antique maps of Florida have become very popular in the last 15-20 years because of acquisitions by museums and libraries that have put on public exhibitions. Online auctions and web sites have also made more information and items available to the average person. The number of private collectors has increased since the Miami International Map Fair. With over a dozen maps. Florida Map Collection at the. State University System of Florida:.

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Stanley L. Spielman artist

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Click on the images below to view a larger image. Stanley Spielman was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and moved with his family to Atlantic City, New Jersey at the age of 13. His father, a teacher of drawing and portrait painting, served as his chief inspiration and mentor. Although he never had formal art training, Spielman was immersed in a creative environment. Drawing and wood carving were pastimes that helped develop his artistic skills. A Fellow in The Royal Geographical Society of England.

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Stanley L. Spielman artist

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WHAT IS A GICLÉE? Fine art giclées are high quality state of the art prints. They are large format digital reproductions that duplicate the artist’s original color palate more accurately than traditional reproductions. The artist’s giclées are printed on canvas, as are the original paintings. The prints are then hand embellished and signed by the artist. Because no two are identical, each giclée can be considered an original. VANISHING CULTURES • IMAGES LOST.

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Old Florida Maps - Statehood Period and Later 1845-

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. Statehood and Later Period. For many more examples from this period, please visit a special online exhibit on Florida maps put on by the University of Miami Libraries by clicking here. Florida became a U.S. State in 1845 mainly because the U.S. had decided that it wanted to extend as far west and south as possible and wanted to ensure the southeast corner of the land. For more information click on the map. Dodd, Mead and Co.

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Old Florida Maps - Mapping the Civil War in Florida

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. Mapping the Civil War in Florida. James R. Anderson, Jr. and Peter A. Krafft. The Harbor of Pensacola, showing the Forts and Navy Yard. Sketch of Fort Pickens, Florida. Historical Maps of North America. Florida Oriental. Boca y Barra del Rio Sta. Maria. St Johns River, Jacksonville to the Ocean. Davis, T. Frederick. Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Image of town from Florida. Bache, A.D.

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Old Florida Maps - Second Spanish Period 1783-1821

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. For many more examples from this period, please visit a special online exhibit on Florida maps put on by the University of Miami Libraries by clicking here. Jackson s Line of March in Florida. Fuller, Hubert Bruce, author. 1906 (relates to 1816-1818). For more details click on the map. Credits: Website design by: Karl Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald Design.

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Old Florida Maps - Mapping of the Gulf Stream Current

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. Mapping of the Gulf Stream. The maps will show the various depictions of the Gulf Stream based on observations of temperature color of the water, direction of flow, speed of the current, flotsam and seaweed, and finally, satellite images. Remember if you are in Florida: “This stream flows always north.”. Ortelius, Abraham (1527-1598). Kircher, Athanasius (c. 1601-1680). De Fer, Nicolas (1646-1720). Hydrographical Map of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Old Florida Maps - Territorial Period 1821-1845

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Discovery and First Spanish Period. The Mapping of the Current. For many more examples from this period, please visit a special online exhibit on Florida maps put on by the University of Miami Libraries by clicking here. Carte Geographique, Statistique et Historique de la Floride. Lucas, Fielding (1781-1854). For more information click on the map. Map of the Seat of War in Florida. Mackay, Capt. John. For more information click on the map. Credits: Website design by: Karl Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald Design.