Sea Coast of Newfoundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey with Virginia and Maryland

"Digital reproduction from the W. K. Morrison Special Collection of the J. B. Hall Library at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences” Find this map here.

"Digital reproduction from the W. K. Morrison Special Collection of the J. B. Hall Library at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences” Find this map here.

NSCC W. K. Morrison Special Collection

"This Collection was donated to NSCC COGS by Walter Morrison, Cartographer Emeritus of COGS who was interested in antique maps as an illustration of the evolution of map making technology. It is a mixed media print collection of historical maps, atlases, periodicals and books that is focused on the early mapping of Atlantic Canada and specifically Nova Scotia. There are over 2000 items in the print collection; we invite you to follow us as we grow our digital collection."

A MAP of the DISTRICT of MAINE with NEW BRUNSWICK &

NOVA SCOTIA, 1796

"Digital reproduction from the W. K. Morrison Special Collection of the J. B. Hall Library at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences” Find this map here.

"Digital reproduction from the W. K. Morrison Special Collection of the J. B. Hall Library at the NSCC Centre of Geographic Sciences” Find this map here.

"Geo-political boundaries outlined in color. Note the boundary between Maine and New Brunswick is straight. The US-Canada boundary issue would not be completely settled until the mid-1800's."

Two of more than 2,000 maps in the Morrison Collection, a fascinating resource, with its home right here in Annapolis County, and available everywhere here.

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