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SLIG 2018-Wednesday

#SLIGExperience

The theme for our Land class today was online maps. We learned about many different websites that house lots of images of maps. Some great sites are:
  • Library of Congress
  • National Archives
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • Bureau of Land Management
  • USGS
  • David Rumsey’s Historical Map Collection

to name a few good sites. State archives, libraries, and historical societies are also other great sites for historical maps.

Screen shots of two sites we visited in the Family History Library lab:

David Rumsey's Map Collection

BLM website
Here’s a map I found that was interesting—wish I noted which site I found it!

This depicts the San Francisco Bay

Another classmate and local genealogy society (California Genealogical Society).

Laura Lee and me
 I’m so excited by what we’ve learned so far!

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  1. Lisa, what a fabulous learning experience. Happy you are there and sharing it with all of us!

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