Jeffreys & Faden. A Plan of Port Royal in South Carolina. London, 1776. 05_04_23 approximately the same year as

approximately the same year as Carwitham's view of Boston was engraved

Colonial administrators needed to know who owned what in order to plan settlements and collect property taxes

The map opened the area to settlement from the east and defined the western limits of the American colonies

the ambiguity had repercussions

Littig & Company commissioned the accomplished artist Richard Rummell (1848-1924) to create watercolors of some of the nations most prestigious colleges

Jeffreys & Faden. A Plan of Port Royal in South Carolina. London, 1776. 05_04_23 approximately the same year asThomas Jeffreys & William Faden A Plan of Port Royal in South Carolina London, 1776 33 1 2" x 26 1 2" The most important charting of South Carolina's Port Royal Sound and Hilton Head, during the early days of the Revolutionary War. An exceptional chart of the area around Port Royal and Hilton Head, the most important map of this region published prior to American Independence. Gascoigne's chart covers much of the modern Beaufort County. The Broad