1758 but 1850 Pease Map Near Rome, New York -- Topographical map of the Country between the Mohawk
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The is a very detailed, lithographed map of the area near today's Rome, New York from the mid 18th century. Forts Newport, Craven, Williams and Stanwix are shown. They guarded an important portage between the Mohawk River and Wood Creek, known as the Oneida Carry, along the important trade route between Albany and Lake Ontario. This area was the site of several important battles during the French and Indian War. Fort Stanwix, built by the British in 1758, was later occupied by the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. All original examples are rare. This example was made by R. H. Pease in Albany in 1852, who based it on Jefferys' plan in pocession of the New York State Library.
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Fair - Good. Slight toning. Issued folds with multiple splits, some closed on verso. Chips at edges. Uncolored.
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1758 but 1850 Pease Map Near Rome, New York -- Topographical map of the Country between the Mohawk
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