Indexed map of campus buildings, streets, and residence halls. Also included on the map is information about buses. The back of the map features campus bus routes, an aerial view of Madison, and infor…

This map shows plat of the town, city limits, numbered blocks and lots, wards, local streets, roads, railroads, capitol square, Vilas Park, Edgewood Academy, the University of Wisconsin, Lake Wingra,…

This collection of maps includes two pages of seven detailed plats of different sub divisions and areas of the township.

This bird's-eye-view map shows campus buildings labeled by name or academic department, local streets, and part of Lake Mendota. Relief is shown pictorially. Also included is an illustration of the Un…

This map oriented with north to the upper left shows railroads, creeks, post offices, smaller lakes, Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Wingra, Lake Waubesa, Lake Kegonsa, and location of Indian mounds i…

This is a blue line print map that shows local streets, railroads, local businesses, schools, parks, cemeteries, the airport, the state capitol, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Lake Wingra, parts…

Includes building index and "To Help You Locate Buildings" text. Index includes campus buildings and points of interest. Aerial view on verso.

This blue line print map shows proposed changes reserving railroad right-of-ways for future highways, land plots, as well as Lake Monona and Lake Mendota.

This hand colored map shows landownership, rural dwellings, parks, roads, and railroads.

Madison's population in 1909 was just over 25,000, and the University campus was confined to Bascom Hill, with a few outliers along Observatory Drive.

During the late 1830s, speculation in real estate flourished in southern Wisconsin. Developers platted imaginary communities on paper in the hopes of attracting investors. While visiting Mineral Point…

This map shows lot numbers, building lines, roads, trees, and Indian mounds. Relief is shown by contours. Includes manuscript annotations marking parks.

This map shows pipes of various sizes, hydrants with hydrant pressure, valves, wells, and projected lines. Includes labels for roadways, blocks, wards, parks, Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, and railroads…

This map shows pipes of various sizes, hydrants with hydrant pressure, valves, wells, projected lines, and suction pipes. Also shows plat of city, wards by number, local streets, roads, railroads, sta…

This map shows local streets, roads, railroads, highways, parks, cemeteries, hospitals, the University of Wisconsin, Middleton, Maple Bluff, Shorewood Hills, Monona, Truax Field, Lake Wingra, Lake Men…

This map is watercolor and pen on paper and relief shown by contours. The map reads: "Contour interval 10 feet." Shown on the map are geological features and contour lines at intervals of 10 ft. for a…

This blueprint map shows buildings and roads on Bascom Hill. University Avenue, Park Street, Charter Street, and Lincoln Drive are labeled. Lake Mendota is seen at the top of the map.

This map shows the additions made in January 1855, as well as houses, streets, Catfish Creek, and the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail Road and Depot. It also includes manuscript annotations circa 1868…

This map, oriented with north to the upper right, shows roads, railroads, and points of interest. Lake Mendota, Wingra, Monona, Waubesa, Mud, Hook, Island, and Kegonsa are labeled as well as the Yahar…

This map is pen and pencil on paper and shows local streets, the Main Hall, South Hall, North Hall, law building, engineering building, Chadbourne Hall, Library Hall, Science Hall, and power plant. No…