Historical Kentucky Maps Series, 1783-1895, Harvested June 02, 2022

Map of the Jackson Purchase, 1885, Web Harvested June 02, 2022 Map shows the "Jackson Purchase" region of Kentucky. In the key it reads "Geological Survey of Kentucky John R. Procter, Director. Map of the Jackson Purchase Comprising Ballard McCracken, Marshall, Graves, Calloway, Hickman and Fulton Counties. Geology by R. H. Loughridge Map by J.B. Hoeing H. R. Ayres, Aid Scale: 2 Miles = 1 Inch. 1885." Collection materials harvested from the Secretary of State's Website on June 02, 2022.

Clark County Indian and Illinois Grant Map, 1889, Web Harvested June 02, 2022 Map showing the settlement survey of the "Clark Co. Indian and Illinois Grant" as "drawn by L. C. Baird C. E." The Top right corner of the map reads "Biographical & Historical Souvenir for the Counties of Clark, Crawford, Harrison, Floyd, Jefferson, Jennings, Scott & Washington, Indiana Pub: Gresham & co. 1889." Collection materials harvested from the Secretary of State's Website on June 02, 2022.

Gray's New Map of Kentucky and Tennessee Map, circa 1879, Web Harvested June 02, 2022 Map showing both the state of Kentucky and Tennessee. In the Map Key it reads "Gray's New Map of Kentucky and Tennessee by Frank A. Gray" with three scales in "Natural Scale 1: 1200000." there are two mini maps of the two top left corner. The Top map is an "Outline Map of Kentucky and Tennessee Illustrating the System of Railroads." The bottom mini map shows the "Hypsometric Sketch of Kentucky and Tennessee by A. Guyot and C.A. Schott." Collection materials harvested from the Secretary of State's Website on June 02, 2022.

Kentucky's Original three Counties, 1780-1784, Web Harvested June 02, 2022 Map showing the boundaries for "Kentucky's Original Three Counties" of "Jefferson," Fayette" and "Lincoln." Below the map it reads "Fincastle County, Virginia - Formed 1772 / Kentucky County, Virginia - Formed 1776 / Kentucky County, Virginia - Divided in 1780 / Jefferson, Lincoln, & Fayette Counties converge at the point Benson creek flows into Kentucky River in downtown Frankfort." Collection materials harvested from the Secretary of State's Website on June 02, 2022.