Old Map of Virginia & Maryland by John Speed, 1676: Jamestown, Yorktown, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Mason-Dixon Line Finish:Framed map and picturesque villages

and picturesque villages

home to Saint Bavo's Cathedral and Gravensteen castle

The title of the map reflects its specific sheet number

Davidsonville (1815): Home to the first post office and land office in Arkansas

there are several remarkable natural features worth exploring

Old Map of Virginia & Maryland by John Speed, 1676: Jamestown, Yorktown, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Mason-Dixon Line Finish:Framed map and picturesque villagesThis beautifully detailed map of Virginia & Maryland by John Speed is a fascinating look at the region in the 17th century. Originally published in 1676, this map is a treasure trove of historical information and a must have for any collector of antique maps. The map covers the entire states of Virginia and Maryland, as well as parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia. It shows the region's major cities, towns, and rivers, as well as its