Old Map of Maine by HS Tanner, 1840: Portland, Augusta, Bangor, and Mount Katahdin afghanistan Antwerp: Known for its diamond

Antwerp: Known for its diamond trade and vibrant culture

Carbondale (1852): Known for its railroads and as the home of Southern Illinois University

and distances between pivotal points of interest

was the place where German kings were crowned and is known for its cathedral

Wedel: Known for the Schulau Ferry House

Old Map of Maine by HS Tanner, 1840: Portland, Augusta, Bangor, and Mount Katahdin afghanistan Antwerp: Known for its diamondThis beautifully detailed 1840 map of Maine by Henry Schenck Tanner is a fascinating look at the state in the early days of its statehood. The map is hand colored and features a wealth of information, including cities and towns, roads and railroads, rivers and lakes, and mountains. One of the most striking features of the map is the large number of cities and towns that are shown. Portland, the state's largest city, is prominently displayed on the