U.S. Congressional Serial Set Product Release & Update
Thursday, January 29th, 2009Some of the more interesting maps made available this month include:
• Map showing the distribution of Indian tribes in the Southeastern U.S., circa 1715.
• Military geologic maps showing which soil conditions in France favored the building of trenches and dugouts.
• Maps illustrating the extent of territorial, population and natural resource losses by Hungary following World War I.
• Series of over 70 agricultural maps depicting total acreage of key crops planted, 1919.
• Map depicting city walls built around the ancient Israeli seaport of Ashqelon, from pre-Roman times through the Crusades.
• Map showing routes taken by the Wood-Forbes Mission to the Philippine Islands, 1921.
Of the new documents added to the collection, here are some that stand out. Some have a familiar ring despite their publication over 40 years ago.
• Volume 12439 87th-2nd H.rp.#1419 Ocean freight industry
• 12443 87th-2nd H.rp.#2274 Study of mutual funds
• 12452 87th-2nd S.doc.#159 Report of National Fuels and Energy Study Group on assessment of available information on energy in United States
• 12474 87th-2nd H.doc.#523 Ceremonies and re-enactment of 100th anniversary of 1st inauguration of Abraham Lincoln
• 12640 88th-2nd H.doc.#362 Compilation of works of art in U.S. Capitol
• 12641 88th-2nd H.doc.#185 Statistical abstract of United States, 1964
• 12658 88th-2nd H.doc.#278 Economic report of the President, Jan. 1964