Charles O. Paullin and John K. Wright produced an Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States in 1932 that remains, 80 years later, one of the most definitive collections of maps (many of them innovative in their time) from early U.S. history. [...]
Just before the holidays, the University of Richmond’s Digital Scholarship Lab unveiled an ambitious project bringing the entire collection online [...].
— theatlanticcities.com
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One of the best websites I've ever seen for anyone interested in land, settlement, cities, and human geography in general. Thanks, University of Richmond (and the Mellon Foundation)!
Warning!: fabulous and fun time-suck!
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