Historical Atlas of Louisiana
Explore Louisiana's Rich History Through Detailed Maps, Geography & Historical Events
Discover the fascinating evolution of the Pelican State with Historical Atlas of Louisiana by Charles Robert Goins and John Michael Caldwell. Published by the University of Oklahoma Press, this beautifully illustrated atlas combines detailed historical maps with informative commentary to trace Louisiana's development from early Native American cultures and European exploration through statehood and the modern era. It is considered one of the definitive historical atlases of Louisiana.
Featuring dozens of full-color and black-and-white maps, the atlas illustrates the changing political boundaries, settlements, transportation routes, agriculture, military campaigns, industry, population growth, and cultural influences that shaped Louisiana. Whether you're a historian, genealogist, educator, student, or simply fascinated by Louisiana's unique heritage, this atlas offers an engaging visual journey through more than four centuries of history.
Perfect For
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Louisiana history enthusiasts
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Genealogy researchers
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Historians
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Teachers and students
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Historical map collectors
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Civil War researchers
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Geography enthusiasts
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Museum supporters
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Library collections
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Western and Southern history collectors
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Travelers
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Americana enthusiasts
What You'll Discover
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Native American settlements
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Early French and Spanish Louisiana
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The Louisiana Purchase
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Colonial forts and settlements
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Parish development
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Transportation and river systems
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Plantation agriculture
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Civil War campaigns
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Railroad expansion
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Population growth and economic development
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Political boundaries through time
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Historic land use and settlement patterns
Features
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Written by Charles Robert Goins and John Michael Caldwell
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Published by the University of Oklahoma Press
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Detailed historical maps throughout
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Historical commentary accompanying each map
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Bibliographical references and index
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Excellent reference for historical research
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Large-format atlas
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Approximately 99 pages of maps and text plus introductory material
Benefits
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Visualize Louisiana's changing geography through history
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Better understand the state's political and cultural development
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Research historic communities and transportation routes
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Enhance genealogy and local history projects
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Gain historical context through professionally prepared maps
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A valuable addition to any Louisiana history library
Recommended Accessories
Complete your Louisiana history library with:
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Hidden History of Kansas (for regional U.S. history enthusiasts)
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Ghost Towns of Route 66
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Mining Camp Days
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Ghosts of the Glory Trail
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Field Notebook
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Handheld GPS
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10X Triplet Jeweler's Loupe
Specifications
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Title: Historical Atlas of Louisiana
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Authors: Charles Robert Goins & John Michael Caldwell
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Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press
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Publication Year: 1995
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: Approximately 99
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Includes: Historical Maps, Bibliographical References & Index
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ISBN-10: 0806125896 (Hardcover); 0806126825 (Library Edition)
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Language: English
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Subject: Louisiana History, Historical Geography & Maps
What's Included
Why Buy From High Plains Prospectors?
At High Plains Prospectors, we know that understanding history often begins with understanding the landscape. Historical Atlas of Louisiana combines expertly researched maps with engaging historical commentary to illustrate the people, places, and events that shaped one of America's most distinctive states. Whether you're researching family history, studying Louisiana's unique cultural heritage, or simply enjoy beautifully crafted historical atlases, this volume is an outstanding addition to your collection.
