Research tip

[steve in so la]

For those who do research, I have had some luck finding places & info when I look under "historical atlas". Check it out in your library or wherever some time. It's basically a book of historical maps that tell a lot about the past. Maybe combine local areas with it - like "Michigan historical atlas". Steve in so az

 

[steve in so la]

Here's one in the U of Az library on Pennsylvania that has all kinds of possibilities. Check the line after the asterisks especially.



Location Main Library (Map Collection)
Call # G1261.S1 C6 1989
Title A Concise historical atlas of Pennsylvania / edited by Edward K. Muller ; a cooperative project of Temple University, University of Pittsburgh, The Pennsylvania State University.



LOCATION CALL NO. STATUS
Main Library (Map Collection - oversize) G1261.S1 C6 1989 IN LIBRARY


Other title Atlas of Pennsylvania
Other auth Muller, Edward K.
Map info Scales differ.
Publisher Philadelphia : Temple University Press, 1989.
Subjects Pennsylvania -- Historical geography -- Maps.
Pennsylvania -- Economic conditions -- Maps.
Pennsylvania -- Social conditions -- Maps.
******* Note "Published originally as 'Pennsylvania's past' in The atlas of Pennsylvania.
Includes bibliographical references.
Description 1 atlas (p. 74-115) : col. ill., col. maps ; 39 cm.
ISBN 0877226725 : $22.50

 

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[steve in so la]

work but I do it at home. Then I go to the library and get the books, Steve

 

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