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A collection of historic and contemporary railroad, automobile, and steamship route maps for the United States for use in the K-12 classroom.

Long Distance Routes between New York and Boston, 1902
New York to Boston and return. A continuous route without a double. Through Mass., Conn., and R.I. Also long distance route from Bennington, Vt., to Bangor, Me. Showing all towns of importance en route, a direct line.—Reference Book (and Key) C...

Long Distance Routes between Boston and San Francisco, 1902
From Boston to San Francisco, showing 50 of the best business cities in the United States.—Reference Book (and Key) Containing Ratings of Merchants, Manufacturers and Traders Generally, throughout the United States & Canada, 1902...

Rail Routes in the West, 1906
Rail routes competing with the future isthmian canal (1906). ...

Interior Water Routes of the United States, 1910
A map from 1910 of the United States showing the navigable rivers and lakes of the interior in which water depths are three feet or more....

Railroads in United States, 1910
A map from 1910 of the United States showing the railway network and connecting steamship lines. This map distinguishes the transcontinental railroads and secondary lines, and shows the standardized time zones used in 1910. The clock symbols at the t...

Railroads in the Eastern United States, 1910
Trunk line railroads in the eastern United States, as well as steamship routes. ...

Railroads of the United States, 1916
A map from 1916 of the United States showing the railroad networks at the time....

Transportation Map of New England, 1916
New England in 1916, showing transportation routes....

Means of Transit, March 4, 1861
Means of transit in the eastern United States in 1861. ...

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