Texas is a special place with a unique
history and maps make its past come alive. They show the first roads and
trails of Texas, its first villages, forts, land grants, Spanish missions,
location of native Indian tribes and villages and much more. Showing all
of these is Stephen F. Austin's re-drawn map of 1882.
Stephen F. Austin's
Map (1837) - Austin's original was published in
1836 plus color, beautifully drawn and is a large 31.5 x 24.9 inches. $35.00 plus $8.00 shipping and handling.
The next period was The
Republic of Texas (1837). Published in Galveston, it shows rivers, creeks, lakes,
mountains, towns, roads, Indian tribes, and much more. One can spend hours
with their magnifying glass.
$35.00 plus $8.00 shipping and handling.
This Houston
County (1868) map was drawn by cartographer
Conrad Stremne.
This early map of Jefferson
County drawn by County Surveyor
O.H. Delano
Hunt Randel's
Map (1839) - Shows rivers, mountains, forests, colonies,
counties and more. Especially shows clearly the first roads and trails and
much more. $35.00 plus $8.00 shipping and
handling.
Jacob
De Cordova Map (1849) - Shows Texas before its state boundaries were
established expanding Texas into New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. Towns,
forts, roads, post offices and Indian villages are just some of its features.
$35.00 plus $8.00 shipping and
handling.
