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Interesting Websites Related to Antique Maps and Antique Prints
The Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress Home of the world's largest cartographic collection. The History of Cartography Project at the University of Wisconsin A major resource of global scope. The David Rumsey Map Collection A major online resource of American historical cartography with thousands of images. Bodleian Library Map Room at Oxford University One of the world's great collections of antique maps. The map collection at Yale University World class collection of antique maps. The American Intitute for the Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works Excellent resource about conservation, at Stanford University. The American Historical Print Collectors Society One of the leading societies in the area of antique prints. The Northeast Document Conservation Center The largest nonprofit, regional conservation center in the United States. Mapping the World Short video introduces the Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division collection at the New York Public library. It is the largest public library map collection in the world. The American Antiquarian Society Founded in 1812, the AAS is one of the most important historical research libraries in the United States, covering the period from the colonial era through the Civil War and Reconstruction. The Boston Athenaeum The Athenaeum's print room holds a nationally-known collection of historical prints. Society for the History of Discoveries A prestigious, scholarly society focused on the history of geographical explorations. The Philip Lee Phillips Society The aim of the society is to promote and develop the collections of the Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress, the world's largest collection of rare and antique maps. Brussels International Map Collectors' Circle The BIMCC aims to provide an informal, friendly forum for all those interested in antique maps and related topics. They organize lectures, trips to exhibits, and so forth, in addition to publishing a newsletter. |
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