Battlefields of the Civil War Map. Bella Terra, 2011. Bella Terra, in cooperation with National Geographic, updates to bring this highly informative map back into print in time for the Civil War
Sesquicentennial. It was first published as a supplement to National Geographic Magazine on the 100th anniversary of the shots fired at Fort Sumter. Size is 28 x 22, double-sided, folded in a clear plastic bag.
The map locates every battle, campaign and major event of the War, and features detailed descriptive notes. Sample detail of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map Front side of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map Back side of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map
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1 sheet, folded.
$7.95
Civil War Battlefield Maps by Trailhead Graphics
Civil War Battlefield Maps by Trailhead Graphics. This is an exciting series that will eventually cover most of the major Civil War battlefields. This series has a style very similar to Trails Illustrated, as the Trailhead Graphics cartographer did much of the Trails Illustrated early cartography.
One side of the map is a large scale topographic map of the park showing roads, trails and monuments. The other side has inset maps of troop movements and an order of battle chart and troop lists.
The features of all maps:
Antietam National Battlefield, Maryland. 1:12,000. The large topo map features the location of 96 monuments and 215 markers and tablets. Trails, historic farms and hospitals, and current and historic treelines are also featured. An Order of Battle Chart as well as other index maps are also included.
$11.95
63-2908
Campaigns Across the Potomac Civil War Map. In addition to large topo maps of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and Monocacy National Battlefield, this project also features maps of South Mountain and the defense forts of Washington DC. All the usual Battlefield America features are included.
$11.95
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Chickamauga. The first and largest of the Civil War National Parks. This ambitious map features 209 monuments, 296 markers, and 382 tablets. Several miles of trails on a 10' contour interval topo map, with other historic and present day features are also spotlighted. Detail maps are also included. Sample of the Chickamauga map
$11.95
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Kennesaw Mtn. map. As Major General William T. Sherman advanced towards Atlanta in June of 1864, he was stalled at Kennesaw Mountain by Confederates led by General Joseph E. Johnston. A stalemate caused Sherman to attack Cheatam Hill and Pigeon Hill, which he felt were vulnerable. Sherman failed, causing him to revert to his previously successful flanking maneuvers. This product includes a detail map of the Atlanta Campaign, a simple troop movement map, and a complete Organizational Chart. The large park map features 20' contour intervals, hiking trails, earthworks, historical markers, and much more.
$8.95
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Shiloh National Military Park Tennessee. 1:11,700. Over 150 monuments and over 550 markers and tablets. Historic fields and farm roads highlight this detailed topo map. Also included are index maps and an Organizational Chart .
$11.95
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Gettysburg National Military Park Pennsylvania. 1:12,000. Over 435 monuments and 416 markers and tablets highlight this very detailed park map. Ten foot contour intervals with current and historic treelines help define the battlefield. Three index maps, simple troop movement maps, and an Organization Chart are also included.
$11.95
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Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. 1:14,115. This new edition features detailed topographic maps of all four battlefields (Fredericksburg, The Wilderness, Spotsylvania, and Chancellorsville) that make up this National Military Park. Each map contains valuable historic and present day information to enhance your visit to this extremely important location in American history. Printed on waterproof, tea-resistant material.
$11.95
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Pea Ridge. This battle ensured that Missouri would stay in the Union. Sample of Pea Ridge map
$7.95
Civil War & Revolutionary War Battlefield Maps by McElfresh
Each McElfresh Map is a watercolor map showing crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods and significant terrain. Text is included on the reverse side of the folded maps with contemporaneous battle map reproductions and wartime photographs.
The maps show the lay of the land the day before each specific battle; the day before history would forever more change that site. The maps are an excellent resource for studying battles or as an accompaniment on a battlefield visit.
The maps are produced by Earl B. McElfresh, cartographer and map historian, who recently authored and compiled Maps and Mapmakers of the Civil War published by Harry N. Abrams in October 1999. Signed first edition available. For more information on the book please go to News.
America of the Civil War, 1861-1865. McElfresh, 2002. This map shows America during the Civil War period. Folded, double-sided.
Sample of the detail.
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Each, folded
$14.95
Antietam Battlefield, Sharpsburg, Maryland, 1862. 1:10,200. ISBN 0-7834-1671-7. The true watershed battle of the Civil War. Had Robert E. Lee won, foreign intervention might have resulted in Confederate independence. Image size is 16" x 20"; overall size is 18" x 28". One side has the morning battlefield and represents the northern half of the field.
The reverse shows the afternoon battle and represents the southern half of the field. The text includes a monograph describing the Maryland Campaign and its Battle of Antietam.
63-2940
1 sheet, folded
$9.95
Cedar Mountain Battlefield, Culpepper County, Virginia 1862. 1:12,048. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson considered this battle his greatest exploit as a military commander during the Civil War. The map side is a watercolor and pencil map showing crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods, and significant terrain; it does not show troop movements. The reverse side has a profile of Union Topographical Engineer John Clark and reproductions of his previously unpublished Civil War maps. Map image is 17" x 19"; overall size is 18" x 28". ISBN: 1-885294-13-1.
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1 sheet, folded
$9.95
The Battlefields of Manassas, Virginia 1861 and 1862. 1:32,400. The first real battle of the war and the second of Robert E. Lee's incredible victories. The map side is a watercolor and pencil map showing crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods, and significant terrain; it does not show troop movements. The reverse side has text on the history of the unfinished railroad, the principal tactical feature of the Second Manassas battle. A detailed sketch map of the unfinished railroad is reproduced, inset with modern photographs of the existing remnants of the unfinished
railroad including the massive stone abutments at Cub Run and Bull Run. Map image is 21" x 15"; overall size is 18" x 28". ISBN 1-885294-12-3.
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1 sheet, folded
$9.95
Chancellorsville Battlefield (includes Fredericksburg and Salem Church), Spotsylvania County, Virginia, 1863. 1:63,360. Robert E. Lee's great Pyrrhic victory: he won the battle but lost Stonewall Jackson. The map side has a watercolor and pencil map showing crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods, and significant terrain, but it does not show troop movements. Text includes an account of Jedadiah Hotchkiss's mapping of the Chancellorsville Battlefield after the May 1863 Confederate victory. Reproductions include Hotchkiss's map in full color, three pages from his sketchbook, and a photograph of some of his surveying instruments. Also reproduced is a map by fellow Confederate mapmaker, W.W. Blackford. Map image is 21-1/2” x 13”; overall size is 18" x 28". ISBN 1-885294-10-7.
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1 sheet, folded
$9.95
The Battlefield of Shiloh, Tennessee, 1862. 1:12,000. The battle where U.S. Grant nearly came to grief but where William Tecumseh Sherman came to life. The map side shows crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods, and significant terrain, but does not show troop movements. The reverse side includes maps and biographical profile of Confederate topographical engineer Leon J. Fremaux. Map image is 16" x 20"; overall size is 18" x 28". ISBN 1-885294-11-5.
63-2947
1 sheet, folded
$9.95
Rolled maps. These are fine print editions are printed on 100 pound acid-free paper. Each map print is signed and numbered by the cartographer.
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Pea Ridge Battlefield, Arkansas 1962. ISBN 1-885294-01-8.
$24.00
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Shiloh Battlefield, Tennessee 1862. ISBN 1-885294-00-X.
$24.00
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Antietam Morning Battle, Maryland 1862. ISBN 1-855294-03-4.
$24.00
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Antietam Afternoon Battle, Maryland 1862.
$24.00
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The First Day's Battlefield Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1863.
$24.00
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The Second and Third Day's Battlefield Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1863.
$24.00
The Battlefields of Saratoga, New York 1777. 1:12,036. Map image size is 17" x 19"; overall size is 18" x 28". The map side has a watercolor and pencil map showing crops, fences, houses, farms, watercourses, woods, significant terrain and fortifications of the British and Americans. The reverse side has contemporaneous maps of the Saratoga campaign’s Hubbardton and Bennington battlefields.
63-2962
1 sheet, folded
$19.95
The Little Big Horn Battlefield, Montana Territory, June 1876. 1:63,360. The most famous little battle in the world. The text on the reverse side includes an account of George Armstrong Custer's brief Civil War career as a topographical engineer. Reproductions include the Culbertson Guidon (published for the first time in color), the 1877 Fouch photograph believed to be the earliest ever taken at Little Big Horn, a full color Philo Clarke Indian map and two black and white photos of pack mules and Custer's quarters at Fort Abraham Lincoln. Map image is 17" x 33"; overall size is 18" x 36". ISBN 1-885294-10-7.
63-2960
1 sheet, folded
$9.95
Santiago de Cuba Battlefield, 1898. 1:50,688. The 100th anniversary of the Spanish American War was celebrated in 1998. McElfresh Map Co., published a map of Santiago de Cuba in commemoration of the war. The map is drawn in general conformity with maps drawn by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1963. A 1980 Soviet General Staff map supplied corroboratory details. A number of contemporaneous Spanish-American War maps provided the cultural and physical details and the look of the battlefield in 1898. The reverse side includes a narrative entitled "General J.C. Breckinridge's Notes on a War" which describes various aspects of the life among the American, Cuban and Spanish soldiers. There are also reproductions of the guidon of Company G, a field telephone used during the war, and a photograph of the Rough Riders gathering for inspection in Tampa, Florida. The ISBN number is 1-885294-16-6.
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1 sheet, folded
$14.95
Map of the Expulsion of the French Acadians. Variable scales. McElfresh Map Company. The front side has two maps, one of Nova Scotia (Acadia), the second map shows the eastern seaboard from Newfoundland to Cuba. The reverse has reproductions of three maps from the early 1700's, including the port of Louisbourg, Port Royal, and Fort Royal. ISBN 1-885294-30-1.
63-2967
1 sheet, folded.
$14.95
Freedom's Tracks: A Map of the Underground Railroad. Variable scales. McElfresh Map Company. The front side has a large map of the eastern US from Missouri to Maine. The map shows land, rail, and water routes and the tremendous distances that people had to travel. The reverse has three photos of historic buildings and five maps covering particular sites such as Harper's Ferry, Ripley, Ohio, etc. ISBN 1-885294-31-X.
Sample detail of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map
Front side of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map
Back side of the Battlefields of the Civil War Map
Index map of available Trailhead Graphics Civil War Maps
Sample of the Chickamauga map
Sample of Pea Ridge map
Sample of the detail.
