Old maps of East Florida Coast needed for research

[MalabarII]

I'm preparing an article for publication (not a treasure-hunter), and to that end* I need to look at as many old maps of the east coast of Florida (Canaveral to Jupiter, but esp. the area from Sebastian to Vero) as possible.

I have already looked at alot of stuff available online (D. Rumsey, Univ. S. Florida, UF, Univ. Alabama, etc.).

Does anyone know of any other old maps of this area?

*(My research involves pinpointing the archaeological remains of the main town of the Ais INdians and their nearby barrier island inlet, called "Rio" or "Barra" of the Ays / Ais.)

 

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[jgowans]

You might take a look at these NOAA charts. http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/csdl/ctp/abstract.htm
They go back far and show more than just the coastline.

Or from the American Memory Collection site at the Library of Congress. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/gmdhtml/gmdhome.html

You mentioned a few sites but also check Hargett http://www.libs.uga.edu/darchive/hargrett/maps/colamer.html

 

[LadyDigger]

I am sending you by email....a PDF file of a newspaper article I found from 19 Dec 1952 regarding a story about the AIS Indians. Hope it helps some....it's not a map, but might contain some information you did not know.

The subject line will be AIS Indians....
Annmarie

 

[MalabarII]

Thanks JG in NC!
The first link didn't quite work for me. It directed me to a website that didn't work when I tried to query for some 1881-1883 geodetic surveys of E. Fla. that I know exist.
The Univ. of Georgia website was helpful and new to me.

 

[jgowans]

It takes a while for the list to generate from this site.
http://historicalcharts.noaa.gov/historicals/historical_zoom.asp

I tested just Fla. and it took a minute or two to finish.
Glad to help