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Looking at Central Park there is both a large "Old Reservoir" and "New Reservoir"
A nice inset shows Jerusalem
A classic illustration that was a frontispiece for Colton's mid-19th century atlas
In the four corners of the map are major modes of transportation from their beginning (a horse drawn carriage) to its modern means (the car)
One large island is shown to exist opposite Kamtchatka across the sea
Atlas For The U.S. Citizen Sports 2020 Looking at Central Park thereAtlas For The U. S. Citizen It's a revolution in cartography that perhaps is too easily overlooked today, but at the time was a groundbreaking new way of looking at the world. Richard Edes Harrison was an illustrator and cartographer that set upon a new style that depicted, almost in a birds eye view approach, portions of the globe. They inferred new connections thanks to the air age and how being freed from land and sea based travel make whole new