Maps

Title: Location of Markers for Santa Fe Trail
Description: Map includes area in Kansas City, Missouri, between Topping and Bell Street.
Object Type: Map

Title: Map of the Santa Fe Trail Through Colorado Relocated and Monumented
Description: Map of the Santa Fe Trail through Colorado, indicating monuments. Shows area between Pueblo and Trinidad, and east to Kansas state line. Trail is marked in red.
Date: 1908
Object Type: Map

Title: Jackson County, Missouri
Description: Historical map with illustrations depicting various events in the history of Jackson County, Missouri; includes the route of the Santa Fe Trail.
Date: 1931
Object Type: Map

Title: Boon's Lick Road from St. Louis to Old Franklin, Including the Santa Fe Trail to the Kansas State Line
Description: Map of trails across Missouri showing counties by road. Used by the Daughters of the American Revolution to place markers.
Date: 1908
Object Type: Map

Title: Map of The Old Santa Fé Trail from Old Franklin, MO to Santa Fé, N M
Description: Map of the Santa Fé Trail. In upper left corner, "Compiled and issued by Mrs. John Van Brunt, Santa Fé Trail Committee, Kansas City Chapter" [of the Daughters of the American Revolution].
Date: 1909
Object Type: Map

Title: Map of the Original Survey of the Santa Fe Trail Approved by President Monroe One Hundred Years Ago
Description: Enlarged photocopy of a map of the Santa Fe Trail, accompanied by a newspaper article concerning the history of the route. Includes a table of distances on the old trail from Independence to Santa Fe with the names of the principal camping places. "The distance from Independence to Santa Fe was variously estimated at from 750 to 800 miles."
Date: 1925-08-09
Object Type: Map

Title: Map of the Original Survey of the Santa Fe Trail Approved by President Monroe One Hundred Years Ago
Description: Map of the Santa Fe Trail, accompanied by a newspaper article concerning the history of the route. Includes a table of distances on the old trail from Independence to Santa Fe with the names of the principal camping places. "The distance from Independence to Santa Fe was variously estimated at from 750 to 800 miles."
Date: 1925-08-09
Object Type: Map

Title: To the Santa Fe Trail Then - to the Southwest Today
Description: Color map which is not very detailed. A publicity item marking Emery-Bird-Thayer's 74th Anniversary, 1863-1937.
Date: 1937
Object Type: Map

Title: A Map of the Indian Territory, Northern Texas, and New Mexico, Showing the Great Western Prairies
Description: Reprint of a map appearing opposite the first page of the first chapter of Josiah Gregg's _Commerce of the Prairies_ (New York: Henry G. Langley, 1844). Map shows westward routes, locations of Native American tribes in the middle west and western United States in 1844, and some particular notations probably referring to details of Gregg's narrative.
Date: 1844
Object Type: Map

Title: Westport Mo. and Its Additions
Description: Early map of Westport, Missouri, shows streets with names and width; some residences like Col. A. Boone; and the Godfrey Vineyard. A “Table of Distances” gives miles from Westport to places like San Francisco; Salt Lake City; Astoria, Oregon; Santa Fe; etc. It notes population of Westport in 1846 as 300 and in 1855 as 1500. It includes an inset map of Missouri, beginning around Jefferson City, and Kansas, showing rivers and roads, especially the Salt Lake City and California road.
Date: 1855-07
Object Type: Map

Title: National Old Trails Road
Description: Map includes 11 roads or trails that spanned the United States. Key cities on trails are indicated.
Date: 1916
Object Type: Map

Title: The Santa Fe Trail
Description: Illustrated map of the Santa Fe Trail, including parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Mexico. Illustrations of travelers and geographical landmarks adorn the map, and numerous towns and cities are marked.
Object Type: Map

Title: Map of Santa Fe Trace From Independence to the Crossing of the Arkansas
Description: A facsimile of the map "drawn by Capt. P. St. G. Cooke, Drags. From Notes carefully taken by him while in command of the Excursion to protect the Santa Fe Trade, 1843." Covers the trail from the Independence/Weston/Ft. Leavenworth area to the crossing 375 miles from Fort Leavenworth in western Kansas. The rivers and creeks along the trail are drawn and named. Military Road from Ft. Leavenworth to Ft. Scott is also shown. Handwritten at bottom of the map: "No. 252 - Capt. Cook's journal - recd. October 2nd 1849, R. Jones A-G."
Date: 1843
Object Type: Map

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