Maps of Europe in the 19th century.
Searches across collections at U. of Illinois, U. of Indiana, Penn State, and the rest of the Big Ten libraries.
Search, save and share art, books, films and music from thousands of cultural institutions [across Europe]
Good for everything, but can be overwhelming.
Searches across multiple libraries at the same time, including USGS, NYPL, David Rumsey, LOC, and more. Zoom into your area of interest on the background map.
An easy-to-use application for browsing the Historical Topographic Map Collection and US Topo maps.
Created and managed by Keith Jenkins, GIS/Geospatial Applications Librarian. The historic maps filter displays collection of historic maps.
Credit URL: https://guides.library.cornell.edu/historicmapsonline
American Geographical Society Library Digital Map Collection - University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Very small collection.
Bavarian State Library (BSB) / Munich Digitization Centre (MDZ)
As of January 2025, the British Library's collections are only available through third-party applications due to a cyberattack.
Smaller collection; mainly Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New England; some limited holdings on Southern maps. To get all maps, you have to filter separately by Genre > maps, Genre > maps (documents), or Format > cartographic.
Digital and digitized maps of the Caribbean.
David Rumsey is a private map collector who has since donated his collection to Stanford University. He collected widely from around the world.
*Currently down; see DigiTreaties for help with Indigenous map research in the meantime
The largest collection of maps in the U.S., and the largest collection of digital maps too. Collection is very broad geographically.
Very large collection, strengths in New England. Large collection of maps related to the American Revolution.
Includes maps from PU Digital Maps and Geographic Portal; difficult to search for specific maps
Good for Illinois maps and railroad maps; maps grouped in clickable collections, should start with Historical Maps Online (click globe above)