How about an 18th-century-style map of the world? That’s how Martin Vargic sees it. Vargic, who has been creating maps since age 11, spent about 1,000 hours literally mapping out the Internet, ...

To Martin Vargic, it’s neither: It’s an 18th-century-style map that looks like something out of the golden age of cartography, only depicting the world’s 3,000 most heavily trafficked ...

A newly acquired 18th-century map of what is now New York state, showing Seneca and Cayuga villages and native footpaths in addition to natural features, offers insights into colonial life.

A recently acquired Detroit historical gem will be on view Tuesday in a local library. University of Michigan’s Hatcher Graduate Library is the first to display the 21-by-40-inch map of Detroit ...

Ithaca, N.Y. -- Cornell University's newly acquired 18th century map of the Finger Lakes, has some odd spellings on it. The map likely created between 1760 and 1770 by John Rutse Bleecker, spells ...

A French map dating to 1772 has a unique interpretation of Alaska as an amorphous blob sandwiched between Canada and Russia. Despite the innacuracy, there's a lot of history to it.

For sale: The giant 18th century map that charted rebirth of London after the 1666 Great Fire. Huge map of London is expected to be sold for £40,000 when it is sold at London auction house Christie's ...

A "unique" map of St Peter Port from 1759 has been bought for £10,000 by Guernsey's archives from a Jersey collector. The proceeds will go to the military charity the Gurkha Welfare Trust. The ...

Historical London maps provide a fascinating glimpse into the city's rich past and urban development. ... CARTOGRAPHER'S DREAM: See How 18th-Century Maps Of London Compare To Modern Maps.

A "unique" map of St Peter Port from 1759 has been bought for £10,000 by Guernsey's archives from a Jersey collector. The proceeds will go to the military charity the Gurkha Welfare Trust. The ...