Appleton, 1916 Figure 3.1 Frontispiece from Ruth Taylor White, Our USA, A Gay Geography, 1935 Figure 3.2 Louise Jefferson, Map of “Americans of Negro Lineage” Published by Friendship Press, Inc., New York Figure 3.3 Dell Map Back No. Manufactured by Ginn and Heath, 1879 Figure 2.1 Suffrage Map by Bertha Demaris Knobe, 1908 Figure 2.2 Hull-House Map of Nationalities, 1895 Figure 2.3 Map of Southern California from Emily Post, By Motor to the Golden Gate, New York: D. Heermans from A Hieroglyphic Geography of the United States, 1875 Figure 1.3 Map by Caroline Chester a Student at the Litchfield Academy in 1816 Figure 1.4 Globe Made by Elizabeth Mount in 1822 Figure 1.5 Globe with Mounting Patented by Ellen Eliza Fitz.
LIST OF WOMEN MAPMAKERS CARTOGRAPHICA SERIES
Preface xiii Acknowledgments xvii Introduction: Women in the History of Cartography 1 Pedagogues and StudentsĤ Millie the Mapper and Maps of the Second World Warĥ Women Professors and Researchers: Their Role in an Emerging Discipline 67 6 Government Girls and Company WomenĬonclusion 105 Army Map Service: Schools with Military Map Making ClassesĬartography Dissertations and Theses by Women 1966–1982īibliography 115 Index 127 About the Authorįigure 1.1 Map of 1826 from A Series of Maps to Willard’s History of the United States, 1829 Figure 1.2 Map of New York Drawn by Anna A. This book is dedicated to Alice Hudson, whose pioneering work uncovering women’s names in cartography started it all. paper) ISBN 978-1-4985-4830-4 (electronic) ∞ ™ The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information Sciences-Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Information Available Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Available ISBN 978-1-4985-4829-8 (cloth: alk.
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