
Re-Imagining the U.S. Civil War: Reconnaissance, Surveying and Cartography (afternoon session)
Library Of Congress. Geography And Map Division
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Cartographers during the U.S. Civil War invented new techniques and mapped the country--both Union and Confederate territories--more accurately than ever before in the nation's history. The afternoon session of this day-long conference included presentations on "Mapping the New Coasts of War,"Shedding a Little Light: Early Photographic Techniques Used to Reproduce Maps" and a reenactment and demonstration of the surveying and cartographic methods of the period, using original equipment.
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- Library of Congress
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- English
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- United States
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