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Major North American 18th-century French colonial outposts and settlements in the Mississippi Valley
A map of major North American 18th-century French colonial outposts and settlements in the Mississippi Valley that includes Fort de Chartres.
Marquette and Joliet map of Mississippi Valley, 1781
This 1781 map was created by Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet following their 1673 exploration of the Mississippi River.
1720's Map of Southern Illinois Region that includes Fort de Chartres
The first known map to include Fort de Chartres. It was done by Francois-Benjamin Dumont De Montigny and incorrectly show four bastions on the fort (the bastions were not included in the first iteration of the fort, but part of later versions).
Cattle Bank Lithograph from Bowman Map, 1858
Image of the Cattle Bank from 1858 map of Urbana and West Urbana by Alexander Bowman.
Illustration of Samuel Waters residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of Samuel Waters, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map
Illustration of A.S. Patten residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of A.S. Patten, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map
Illustration of S.J. Toy residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of S.J. Toy, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map
Illustration of Judge Ater residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of Judge Ater, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map
Illustration of J.W. Sim residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of J.W. Sim, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map
Illustration of J.S. Wright residence from the 1858 Bowman Map.
Residence of J.S. Wright, Alexander Bowman 1858 Map