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Explore more Treasures of the American Revolution. These ten great Revolutionary War maps, created by British, American, French, and Hessian mapmakers, document the war for independence in rich detail.
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The scope and breadth of the Institute’s map collection...
- Recent Acquisitions
Landmark French Map of Yorktown. This landmark French...
- Medals
Moritz Fürst, engraver; Struck by the United States Mint,...
- Conservation
Lecture—The Marquis de Lafayette and the American Revolution...
- Ceramics & Glass
The examples of ceramics and glass in the Institute’s...
- Textiles
Beginning immediately after the war and continuing into the...
- Broadsides
The single-sheet printed items of the broadside collection...
- Collections
Nearly three hundred period maps and battle plans delineate...
- Maps
Aug 31, 2017 · The following map is a result of a collaborative project between the United States Military Academy and the United States Air Force Academy. Vietnam and Vicinity, Rolling Thunder Wars and Conflicts Since 1958 Eastern and Western Hemisphere
See the Revolutionary War unfold, from Lexington to Yorktown and beyond, on our animated map, produced by Wide Awake Films in partnership with the American Battlefield Trust.
The scope and breadth of the Institute’s map collection reflect the essential role of cartography during this era of war and revolution. The map collection documents a century of nearly continuous conflict in the Western world.
A map and chronology of the major battles of the American Revolutionary War. Search war battles by name, use map to filter list, or sort by date.
The Animated Map Collection helps to bring the story of America’s past to life, while illustrating the important role that these conflicts and battlefields played from the founding of the United States during the Revolutionary War.
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battle. Local historians can use the maps to trace old roads and boundaries, and many of the maps show the topography of an area or how a river flowed in the 1860s. Other maps show who owned the property at the site of a battle-information that can be useful to genealogists.
