Some items are only available on campus or will require authentication via EUID and Password at the point of use.

Advanced Search

A historical atlas of Texas; Maps by Edward Triggs and Lance Wren

by William C. Pool
Resource Type:
Book (Print/Paper)
Publication:
Austin : The Encino Press, [1975]
Copyright:
©1975
Serial Holdings:
Copy 2 needs to be located.

AvailabilityUpdate URL to this section

Location Call Number Availability Request
Willis 4FL Special Collections Reference G1371.S1 P6 1975 c.2
Library Use Only

More Details

Author/Creator:
Pool, William C.
Contributors:
Shockley, Martin , honouree
Triggs, Edward , illustrator
Wren, Lance , illustrator
Encino Press , publisher, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/pbl
Rare Book Room Memorial Donations
Rare Book Room Donation
Lewisville Public Library , donor, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/dnr
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Included Works:
A historical atlas of Texas [by Pool, W.C.]
Maps by Edward Triggs and Lance Wren [by Pool, W.C.]
Subjects:
Texas — Historical geography — Maps
Historical geography
Texas
Genres:
Printed books — United States — Texas — Austin — 20th century
Maps
General Notes:
"A Historical Atlas of Texas begins with an examination of the physical foundation of the state's development: the simple geography, the soils, the geology, the moisture regions, the plant life, and the archeology of Texas. The nearly 100 maps show the locations of many events and other elements that have contributed to Texas history, including Indian tribes, Spanish explorations, French expeditions and settlements, early 19th century American immigration and colonies, the Texas Revolution, the Republic of Texas, annexation by the United States, frontier forts, the Civil War, the Indian Wars, the ranching industry, Mexican American settlement, Negro settlement, various European settlements, oil discovery, railroads, and the locations of present day cities, counties, and colleges. For the first time, all of the voyages of the Texas Navy have been charted and are delineated in detail in a series of three maps. " -- from jacket flap
Includes bibliographies.
(Copy 2) Gift: The Shockley Family, April 2004.
(Copy 2) ex. coll. Professor Martin Staples Shockley.
Bound in pink publisher's cloth with black spine titles and black cover illustration. Retains original dust jacket.
Donated in memory of Professor Martin Staples Shockley.
(Copy 3) Gift : Lewisville Public Library, October 2004.
Physical Description:
xi, 190 pages : maps ; 21 x 25 cm
Call Numbers:
G1371.S1 P6 1975
ISBNs:
088426033X
OCLC Numbers:
123134329
1423612 [Invalid]