Kent,

Go to the nearest university library and get the reference librarian to look
the map up in the Library of Congress Catalog. That should tell you exactly
where else has it, and you might be able to get a copy through InterLibrary
Loan.

On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Kent Taylor <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I have a very specific question about the 1852/1853 Map of Detroit,
> published by Henry Hart.  In the past, when we've utilized this map, it was
> located at the Detroit Public Library in the Burton Historical Collection.
> However, in recent years they seemed to have misplaced it so that it is no
> longer available.  My question is for those of you familiar with the
> Detroit
> area.  Would it be available at any other institution in southeast
> Michigan?
> University? Library? etc. The map is very useful for archaeological
> investigation as it depicts individual dwellings, etc. as of the early
> 1850's.
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
> Kent Taylor
>



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