Try an Historical Atlas
Atlases are an oft forgot source for information you might not find easily elsewhere. An atlas may include maps, illustrations, photographs, graphs, charts, and boxed features. Atlases are available in print or online versions.
An historical atlas is different from a geographical atlas. While the focus of a geographical atlas is on the maps, providing a singular ‘snapshot’ of a region at one particular moment in time, an historical atlas integrates maps with an informative narrative that summarizes important data, trends, or statistics about the historical time period.
Historical Atlases - United States History
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Historical Atlas of U. S. Presidential Elections, 1788-2004
by Call Number: G1201 .F9 H5 2006 -
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The Routledge Historical Atlas of the American South
by Call Number: G1281.S5 F7 1999 -
Historical Atlas of the American West byCall Number: G1381 .S1 B4 1989 c.2
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Historical Atlas of Texas byE-book
Historical Atlases - The World
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An Atlas and Survey of Latin American History
by Call Number: G1541.S1 L3 2007Available in print and as an e-book. -
Historical Atlas of Central America
by Call Number: G1551.S1 H2 2003 -
Atlas Histórico de México
by Call Number: G1545 .F66 2008 -
The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Medieval World
by Call Number: D117 .J68 2005 -
Historical Atlas of Medieval Europe
by Call Number: G1791 .K6 2007b -
Historical Atlas of Islam
by Call Number: G1786 .S1 R9 2004 -
Atlas of Human Rights
by Call Number: JC571 .F33 2010 -
The Routledge Atlas of Russian History
by Call Number: G2111.S1 G53 2007 -
An Atlas and Survey of South Asian History
by Call Number: G2261.S1 S3 1995
