Map of the Vicinity of Richmond and Part of the Peninsula 1864

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Old map of Richmond Region, United States, Virginia, Virginia Peninsula.

Created by Albert H. (Albert Henry) Campbell in 1864.

• Sun print.
• Relief shown by hachures.
• Civil War Map
• Description derived from published bibliography.
• Map of the Virginia Peninsula from Round Squirrel Church,15 miles northwest of Richmond, to Williamsburg, 44 miles southeast of Richmond.
• Hand colored photocopy showing roads in brown, principal rivers in blue, fortifications, railroads, street pattern of Richmond, towns, houses, names of residents, bridges, fords, and ferries.
• "Sanzay & Gomert's patent".
• Civil War salted paper maps. AL-108, AL-109.
• Roads marked and highlighted in red. Sectioned into 48 and mounted on 2 pieces of cloth, 95 x 51 cm.
• Signed in ms. on verso: The property of T. Sewell Ball, Pikesville, Baltimore Co., Maryland.

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