A map in a pamphlet titled "Official Highway Map of Jackson County, Missouri: Jackson County Highway Celebration, October 12, 1932." The map shows paved roads, other roads, steam railroads, electric railways, political township lines, schools, U.S. interstate highways, state highways, coordinate lines, paved highways completed under the bond issue, and the bond issue roads to be completed.
A blueprint of an 1889 map of Grandview, Missouri. The map, which was submitted by James G. Feland and James W. Jones, lays out the town by grid blocks. This piece of the map highlights the area from Second to Fifth Street and from Rhodes Avenue to Jones Avenue. The depot ground of the Kansas City Southern Railway is also visible. The other half of this map is missing.
A survey of the Harry S. Truman Farm in Grandview, Missouri. The blueprint, produced for J. Vivian Truman, presumably shows the early planning for the Truman Corners Shopping Center and other development. The unsold remainder of the Truman Farm plot encompasses the area labeled "Excepted Tract."
A map of Arkansas that serves as an index for the availability of other maps distributed by the United States Geological Survey. Specifics of each map, such as original publisher, date of publishing, map scale, and other details, are explained in the map key at the bottom right corner. Ink annotations highlight a large collection of maps near the northeastern part of Arkansas. The map also features state and county lines, cities and towns, rivers, creeks, railroads, and other details.
A relief map of Arkansas. The map shows relief, national forests, mountains, elevations, ridges, county lines, and other details. Also included are smaller maps of Arkadelphia, Blytheville, Batesville, Camden, El Dorado, Fayetteville, Jonesboro, Pine Bluff, Ft. Smith and Van Buren, Hot Springs, Texarkana, Eureka Springs, and Little Rock. These maps show roads, railroads, rivers, lakes, points of interest, and other details. Additional information includes photographs, road rules, and a mileage chart.
An "Official Highway Map of Arkansas." The map shows roads, road conditions, railroads, national forests, state parks, points of interest, county seats, mileage, and other details. An index showing the population of cities and towns is also included. A sticker on the back reads: "Highway Map, State of Arkansas." Handwriting on the back reads: "Official File 273, 1948." Refer to M210-01 for additional details regarding the back of this map.
A map titled "Appendix D of the Program: Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Competition." The map shows proposed residential, commercial, and industrial zoning districts, proposed interstate highways and road improvements, present and proposed parks and playgrounds, schools, community centers, street car lines, bus routes, cemeteries, proposed airports, districts to be rehabilitated or reconstructed, district boundaries and names, public buildings, railroads, and other details. Handwriting on the back reads: "Removed from O.F. 234-C, ltr, 6-25-47."
A map of the proposed "Kansas City Flood Control Plan" in the East Bottoms of Kansas City, Missouri. The map shows proposed levees, floodwalls, bank protections, and channels for the Missouri and Big Blue River. Handwriting on the back reads: "Removed from Senatorial Papers (Flood Control), 5/26/59, P.D.L."
A map titled "Township 22 North, Butler County, Missouri." The map shows roads, rivers, creeks, sloughs, ditches, railroads, and land ownership. Handwriting on the back reads: "30" and "Senatorial Papers of Harry S. Truman. File: O.P.A., May 1944. Ltr: May 31, 1944."
A 1943 map of the Jefferson Barracks Military Post in Lemay, Missouri. The map shows post boundary lines, railroads, roads, bridges, buildings, fences, U.S. river gauges, U.S. geological benchmarks, and other details. The map has been annotated to show the proposed post-World War II reorganization of the facility.