(New York – Long Island) Officially Island of Nassau Long Island Tour De France One inset shows the western

One inset shows the western portion of Maryland

This large map was issued in conjunction with the 1964 World's Fair

The topography follows Fremont but many other sources have been used

While one gent rings a bell to entice miners

A key helps decipher the eighteen different railroads that operated in the state at the time

(New York – Long Island) Officially Island of Nassau Long Island Tour De France One inset shows the western(New York Long Island) Officially Island of Nassau Long Island. From the thirteen tribes that first occupied the island, to its first towns, to a list of Captain Kidd's holdings when he surrendered, this map for the island is illustrates a lot of its history, both ancient and modern. Notes many towns, and has numerous vignettes, and is ringed with a series of images and text pertaining to its sailing, military, milling and church history. Issued on