COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
Tanner, Henry S.
Attributed Author:
Armroyd, George
Date:
1830
Short Title:
Title Page: Connected view of the whole internal navigation of the United States.
Publisher:
George Armroyd
Publisher Location:
Philadelphia
Type:
Title Page
Obj Height cm:
22
Obj Width cm:
13
Reference:
Howes A317; cf Modelski #1; Buck 189.
Country:
United States
Subject:
Canals
Subject:
Railroad
Full Title:
(Title Page to) A Connected View of The Whole Internal Navigation of the United States; ... Corrected and Improved From the Edition of 1826, And Much Enlarged, ... With A Sheet Map, ... The Map Has Been Engraved For the Purpose ... On A Reduced Scale, From Tanner's Excellent Four Sheet Map of the United States, Recently Published. ... By a Citizen of the United States. Philadelphia: Published by the Author ... Printed by Lydia R. Bailey. 1830. (on verso) ...on the seventeenth day of April ... 1830, George Armroyd ... hath deposited ... a Book ... Pennsylvania.
List No:
3067A
Series No:
1
Attributed Publication Author:
Armroyd, George
Publication Author:
Tanner, Henry S.
Pub Date:
1830
Pub Title:
A Connected View of The Whole Internal Navigation of the United States; ... Corrected and Improved From the Edition of 1826, And Much Enlarged, ... With A Sheet Map, ... The Map Has Been Engraved For the Purpose ... On A Reduced Scale, From Tanner's Excellent Four Sheet Map of the United States, Recently Published. ... By a Citizen of the United States. Philadelphia: Published by the Author ... Printed by Lydia R. Bailey. 1830. (on verso) ...on the seventeenth day of April ... 1830, George Armroyd ... hath deposited ... a Book ... Pennsylvania.
Pub Reference:
Howes A317; cf Modelski #1; Buck 189.
Pub Note:
2nd (and best) edition, first with Tanner's Map of the Canals and Railroads of the United States. The map is copyright 1830. The book lists over 150 canals and navigation improvements in great detail. The map shows the most important canals and two railroads in operation, and one proposed railroad (the Great Western Railroad, from New York to the Mississippi River)plus two others. The canals and railroad lines are in color. The first edition appeared in 1826 with 10 maps but without the Tanner map (see our copy #4214). Tanner in 1834 and 1840 (see our copies, #2655 and #979) published a book on Canals and Railroads that uses the same map, updated. Modelski lists the 1834 Tanner map as "one of the earliest general maps of the eastern United States showing railroads in operation." Since this 1830 copy is an earlier state of the same map, it probably qualifies as the true "first." Two folding plates of profiles of canals and railroads at the back. Not in Streeter, Eberstadt, or Graff. Bound in half leather boards with "A Connected View" on the spine.
Pub List No:
3067.000
Pub Type:
Geography Book
Pub Maps:
1
Pub Height cm:
22
Pub Width cm:
13
Image No:
3067A
Authors:
Tanner, Henry S.; Armroyd, George
Collection:
Rumsey Collection
Link To Source
Title Page: Connected view of the whole internal navigation of the United States.
