Panoramic Minnesota
“Graphic chart of the city and county of San Francisco respectfully dedicated to the leading interests of California and the Pacific coast. The city of San Francisco was incorporated in 1850, and later grew to become one of the most famous cities in the US. The California Gold Rush in 1848 saw the city's population increase from 1,000 to 25,000 over the course of a year. This map published in 1875 by Frederick Marriott of Britton, Rey & Co. from a drawing by L.R. Townsend, E. Wyneken and J. Mendenhall is oriented with north toward the lower right. There are 188 different points-of-interest that are located on this map.” worldmapsonline.com
Image from the Leonard and Juliet Rothman Holy Lands Map Collection, a collection of 956 maps, atlases, and books of the Holy Lands from the 16th to the 20th century published primarily in Europe and the United States. Stanford Library
Duluth has maintained growth and prosperity as a port town, with a current city population of 85,618 and metropolitan population of 278,799. Resting on the edge of Lake Superior, Duluth continues to have access to the Atlantic Ocean via the Great Lakes Waterway and St. Lawrence Seaway. Originally inhabited by the Ojibwe, fur traders began acquiring the land, and established their permanence with the 1854 Ojibwe Land Cession Treaty.
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E66 - San Francisco, by Marriott Britton Rey, 1875
“Graphic chart of the city and county of San Francisco respectfully dedicated to the leading interests of California and the Pacific coast. The city of San Francisco was incorporated in 1850, and later grew to become one of the most famous cities in the US. The California Gold Rush in 1848 saw the city's population increase from 1,000 to 25,000 over the course of a year. This map published in 1875 by Frederick Marriott of Britton, Rey & Co. from a drawing by L.R. Townsend, E. Wyneken and J. Mendenhall is oriented with north toward the lower right. There are 188 different points-of-interest that are located on this map.” worldmapsonline.com
E66 - Jerusalem by Hogenberg 1575
Image from the Leonard and Juliet Rothman Holy Lands Map Collection, a collection of 956 maps, atlases, and books of the Holy Lands from the 16th to the 20th century published primarily in Europe and the United States. Stanford Library
E66 - Civitas Hierusalem - Giovanni Francesco Camocio - 1570 from Martin van Brauman
E66 - An Illustrated Historical Atlas of the State of Minnesota - Alfred Theodore Andreas - 1874
E66 - Birds Eye View of Austin Mower County Minnesota - Ruger and Stoner - 1870
E66 - Birds Eye View of Anoka County Minnesota - Ruger Albert - 1869
E66 - Brainerd City of Mines - Arthur G McCoy - 1914
E66 - View of Duluth Minnesota - 1883
Duluth has maintained growth and prosperity as a port town, with a current city population of 85,618 and metropolitan population of 278,799. Resting on the edge of Lake Superior, Duluth continues to have access to the Atlantic Ocean via the Great Lakes Waterway and St. Lawrence Seaway. Originally inhabited by the Ojibwe, fur traders began acquiring the land, and established their permanence with the 1854 Ojibwe Land Cession Treaty.
E66 - Perspective Map of Duluth Minnesota - 1887
E66 - Perspective Map of Duluth Minnesota - 1893
E66 - The Twin Ports Superior Wisconsin Duluth Minnesota - Henry Wellge - 1915
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Faribault Rice County Minnesota - Albert Ruger - 1869
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Hastings Dakota Co Minnesota - Albert Ruger - 1867
E66 - Birds Eye View of the city of Mankato Blue Earth County Minnesota -1870
E66 - Lake City Wabasha Co Minnesota - Albert Ruger - 1867
E66 - Birds Eye View of Luverne County Seat of Rock County Minnesota - 1883
E66 - Minneapolis and Saint Anthony Minnesota - Albert Ruger - 1867
E66 - Panorama of Minneapolis Minnesota - 1873
E66 - Minneapolis Minnesota - 1874
E66 - Panoramic View of the City of Minneapolis Minnesota - 1879
E66 - Minneapolis Minnesota - 1885
E66 - Birds Eye View of Minneapolis Minnesota - 1891
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Minneapolis Minnesota - 1891
E66 - Birds Eye View of New Ulm Brown County Minnesota - 1870
E66 - Birds Eye View of Northfield Rice County Minnesota -1869
E66 - Birds Eye View of Owatonna Steele County Minnesota - 1870
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Redwing Coodhue Co Minnesota - 1868
E66 - Panoramic view of the City of Red Wing Goddhue Co Minnesota - 1880
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Rochester Olmsted County Minnesota - 1869
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Saint Cloud Stearns County Minnesota - 1869
E66 - City of St Paul Capital of Minnesota - 1853
E66 - Saint Paul Minnesota - 1867
E66 - Panorama of St Paul Minnesota - 1873
E66 - View of St Paul Minnesota - 1874
E66 - St Paul Minnesota State Capital and County Seat of Ramsey Co - 1883
E66 - St Paul Minnesota Ice Palace and Winter Carnival Souvenir - 1888
E66 - Birds Eye View of St Paul Looking West from Daytons Bluff - 1893
E66 - St Paul Minnesota - 1906
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Saint Peter Nicollet County Minnesota - 1870
E66 - Birds Eye View of Shakopee Scott County Minnesota - 1869
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Stillwater Washington County Minnesota - 1870
E66 - Birds Eye View of the City of Winona Minnesota - 1867
E66 - Map of Winona County Minnesota - LG Bennett - 1867
E66 - Winona Minnesota - 1874
E66 - Winona Minnesota - 1889
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre
House of Pontius Pilate
Mary's Birthplace
Temple Mount
Golden Gate
Wall
Zion Gate
Citadel - City of David
Jafra Gate
Calvary
City wall
Damascas Gate
Herod's Palace. "Herod's Palace at Jerusalem was built in the last quarter of the 1st century BC by Herod I the Great, King of Judea from 37 BC to 4 BC. It was the second most important building in Jerusalem, after the Temple itself, in Herod’s day and was situated at the northwestern wall of the Upper City of Jerusalem (the Western Hill abandoned after the Babylonian sacking of Jerusalem). Herod lived in it as a principal residence, but not permanently, as he owned other palace-fortresses, notably at Masada, Herodium and Caesarea Maritima." Wikipedia
Church of St. John the Baptist
St. Stevens Gate
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Location of early churches of the Apostles on Mt Zion (Dove ceno Jesu Christo con li Aposokoli)
Final glory of the Virgin Mary. (Dove naque la Gloriosa Virgine Maria.)
Protestant Calvary, also known as Skull Hill, The Garden Tomb and Gordon's Cavalry, was discovered by General Gordon in 1883. This site is considered by some Protestants to be the site of the burial and resurrection of Jesus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Garden_Tomb
Mount Cavalry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvary
Beautiful chapel in Bethlehem
Arrangement (location) of Lord’s Sepulchre (Dispositio Sepulture Dominice). [Shows view from inside of Church of Holy Supulchre]
https://www.britannica.com/place/Holy-Sepulchre
Jaffa Gate (Porta di Santo Joppo)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaffa_Gate
Monastery of the Flagellation. (Dove fu flagelato Jesu Christo.)
The house where Pilate lived. La case dove habita Pilato.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontius_Pilate
Location of the death of St. Stephen. Dove fu lapidato santo Stephane martire.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Stephen
Porta d'oro or Golden Gate
Chiesa di Santa Marta. Church of Saint Martha.
Tablet/marker to the nourishment from the glory of the Virgin Mary.
Place of the death of John the Baptist by decapitation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beheading_of_John_th...
The Citadel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_David
Dome of the Rock
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dome_of_the_Rock
Damascas Gate (Porta di Damascho)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_Gate
Sepultra di Jesu Christo / Church of the Holy Sepulchre https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_the_Holy_S...
Porta di Santo Stephano / Lion's Gate / Gate of St. Stephen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lions%27_Gate
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Rendering of the Hormel meatpacking plant in the 1920s.
Austin is home to the original Hormel meatpacking plant, the company responsible for SPAM luncheon meat. The company started in 1891 as a family-owned butcher shop and has since grown into a Fortune 500 company. Wikipedia
Location not exact.
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"The dam was instrumental in the development of Anoka’s early economy which revolved around lumbering and milling. The first dam was built in 1853. Being an earthen dam it didn’t last long. It was swept away in the spring floods. A more substantial dam was built the next year. It was used to power the saw mills and flour mills being built along the banks of the Rum."
"Best engineer by a dam site"
A favorite quote of my first engineer boss - Bob Johnson, City Engineer (Fred DeJarlais, CMS)
City Offices on the banks of the Rum River at the dam site.
The Shaw-Hammons House. 302 Fremont St.
Neil Shaw purchased the land in 1854 and built his home with his three sons. He used the east section of the home as a storefront. Weston Hammons purchased the home in 1870. "As of 2020, it is the oldest extant residential structure in the city of Anoka." Johannes Allert, MNopedia
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Today, Kiwanis park sits in place of the saw mills and a freeway roundabout sits where the proposed park was intended to go. It's unknown if the park was relocated or if development simply continued to accelerate in Brainerd.
Even in the distance, smoke stacks can be seen working. This detail is meant to highlight just how successful the urban environment is.
However, Manganese, Minnesota was only inhabited between 1912 and 1960. (This map was made in 1914.) The former mining community is now mostly abandoned.
A detailed look at the plans for the Cuyuna Range Addition. While some of this range still exists, most has since been redeveloped again. At the time, this addition would have meant room for numerous new residents, likely working in the ore mines.
"Proven Ore Bodies" are placed semi-transparently over fields.
"In 1859, surveyors noted compass deflection. In 1895, Cuyler Adams surveyed the range using a dip needle. In 1903, Adams and his partners located the ore by drilling, finding numerous ore bodies from Brainerd to Aitkin." Cuyuna Range
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"Connent's Point" does not exist. Is this intended to be "Connor's Point" as shown in the enlarged sketch below? The interstate bridge connects Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Boat crossing under the Aerial Lift Bridge
The overcrowded harbor intends to highlight Duluth's waterfront popularity. For over a century, the Superior harbor is the country's largest, farthest-inland freshwater port.
This boat comes from the "City of Cleveland," showing it could have traveled from Ohio.
In order to create the Duluth Ship Canal, a gap in the sand spit had to be created, which left new island residents (Lake Ave. side of the canal) without a means of crossing to the mainland. In 1892, almost a decade following the publication of this map, a contest was held to solve the issue, but the winner's design was rejected by the War Department. A few years following the contest, and inspired by the Vizcaya Bridge in France, Thomas McGilvray designed an aerial bridge gondola, which was completed in 1905. However, as Duluth's tourism and population continued to grow, the bridge needed to grow as well. C.A.P. Turner designed the current standing Aerial Lift Bridge, which lifted for the first time in 1930. Today, the bridge can be raised to full height (135 ft.) in a minute and is raised nearly 5,000 times per year. Wikipedia
