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Educational Map of the State of Wisconsin

Map

This manuscript map, ink on paper, uses dots to show the location of various types of schools. The margins include text about the school system and tables of statistics (1849-1875) including: Number of children-attendance -- Apportionment of state money -- School houses -- Annual expenses -- Teachers and certificates -- Teachers' wages -- Territorial divisions -- Statistics for 1875 -- Statistics of cities. The map also includes illustrations of: River Falls Normal School -- Oshkosh Normal School -- Platteville Normal School -- University of Wisconsin (Ladies Hall, S. Dormitory, University Hall, N. Dormitory) -- Science Hall (University of Wisconsin) -- Whitewater Normal School.

Date Created:
1876
Creator:
Searing, Edward, 1835-1898 (cartographer)

Publication Information

Creator
Searing, Edward, 1835-1898 (cartographer)
Date Created
1876
Language
English

Physical Description

Format
Map
Extent
1 map on 6 sheets
Dimensions
151 x 124 cm, sheets 64 x 84 cm or smaller.
Scale
[1:380,160]. 1 inch = 6 miles

Collection Information

Digital Collection
Maps and Atlases
Call Number
D GX902 1876 W
Classification
Archives

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0142Q8
Legacy ID
WHi 93253

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