Battle of New Orleans, 1815
A plan of the Battle of New Orleans (January 8, 1815), the final battle of the War of 1812. The map shows the headquarters of Andrew Jackson, the positions of the Americans and the British, and marks the site where General Edward Packenham (British c...

New Orleans, 1862
A map of New Orleans and the Mississippi Delta at the time of the American Civil War, showing the railroads in the area, and the strategic Confederate forts St. Philip and Jackson. These forts were a first line of defense for the city during the Amer...

Forts St. Phillip and Jackson, 1862
A map of Fort St. Philip and Fort Jackson on the Mississippi River south of New Orleans. These forts were a first line of defense for the city during the American Civil War, and in April, 1862, fell to the Union. The map shows the site of the chain b...

Vicinity of New Orleans, 1872
A map from 1872 of the vicinity of New Orleans. "New Orleans, now the capital of the state of Louisiana, is on the E. bank of the Mississippi River, 105 miles from its mouth, by the river's course. It was first settled by the French in 1717. The...

Louisiana, 1891
A map from 1891 of Louisiana showing the State capital of Baton Rouge, major cities and towns, railroads, lakes, rivers, the course of the Mississippi River, and coastal features of the Gulf of Mexico....

Louisiana, 1892
A map from 1892 of Louisiana showing the State capital of Baton Rouge, counties and county seats, major cities and towns, railroads, lakes, rivers, the course of the Mississippi River, and coastal features of the Gulf of Mexico....

New Orleans, 1901
A city plan from 1901 of New Orleans showing the major streets, neighboring municipalities, and the proximity of Lake Pontchartrain and Mississippi River....

Louisiana, 1902
A map from 1902 of Louisiana showing the State capital of Baton Rouge, major cities and towns, railroads, lakes, rivers, the course of the Mississippi River, and coastal features of the Gulf of Mexico....

Environs of New Orleans, 1903
A map from 1903 of the Mississippi Delta region showing the site of New Orleans, Lake Pontchartrain, Lake Borgne, and the course of the Mississippi River through the bird's–foot delta to the Gulf of Mexico....

Plan of New Orleans, 1903
A plan from 1903 of the city of New Orleans, showing roads, the Mississippi River, and important landmarks. Landmarks indicated on the map include the: City Hall, Custom House, Mint, U.S. Courts, U.S. Marine Hospital, St. Louis Cathedral, Immaculate ...