This map of Boston and Charlestown was made in November 1775 by a British officer (possibly S. Biggs) and shows major geographic landmarks and man-made fortifications in the Boston area.

Atlas of the battles of the American Revolution, together with maps shewing the routes of the British and American Armies, plans of cities, surveys of harbors, &c.,

This early 18th-century map illustrates the colonial "shape" of Boston nearly 100 years after Puritan colonists arrived, and depicts areas where Native objects were discovered during …

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This map depicts the Boston area in 1775-1776. The main feature is an overlaid version of a 1775-era map. It depicts the much smaller coastline of the Boston Harbor and Charles River …

This map of Boston and Charlestown was made in November 1775 by a British officer (possibly S. Biggs) and shows major geographic landmarks and man-made fortifications in the Boston area.

It tells the complete story, addressing both Native enslaved people and Africans and is intended to be a starting point for Boston to talk about its history of slavery — this according to Joe …

Beneath Our Feet: This modern map illustrates the various "land making" projects that have shaped Boston over the past three centuries, along with locations where the five artifacts on …

Mar 12, 2007 · From "Marshall's Life of Washington" Published by P. Phillips, Bridge Street, Black Friars, London, on Sept. 18, 1806. This media file is in the public domain in the United States.

This early 18th-century map illustrates the colonial "shape" of Boston nearly 100 years after Puritan colonists arrived, and depicts areas where Native objects were discovered during …