The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office rare-original-maps-and-documents

The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office rare-original-maps-and-documentsThe Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office Map Showing Tribal Lands and Leases including the Cherokee Strip 1 inch = 12 miles Museum Quality Antiqued Print of Rare Original Map Custom framed in dark wood molding, approximately 41" wide by 33" tall Framing may vary. Please contact the gallery for more information.

This detailed map provides a captivating portrait of the Independent Republic of Texas on the eve of joining the United States and becoming the 28th State

or for the 50th anniversary of the U

Investors who owned these bonds would make regular visits to their banks to cut out and redeem the coupons and collect their interest

and nine passenger cars - and it did indeed contribute to the development of Southwest Texas

circa 1842

Later that year

There were no taxes for the first six years and for the second period of six years the land was to be taxed at only half of the published rate

This is one of only three known maps that names Texas as “The Republic of Texas” on the face

inaccurate early 19th century maps

muddy and ever expanding city

Declaration of Independence in 1826

it was also the site of the massacre of Colonel Fannin's men after their defeat and capture at Colleto