Historical Atlas of Texas
Explore the Lone Star State Through Historic Maps, Geography & the Stories That Shaped Texas
Discover the rich and fascinating history of the Lone Star State with Historical Atlas of Texas by A. Ray Stephens and William M. Holmes. Published by the University of Oklahoma Press, this landmark atlas combines expertly researched historical essays with detailed maps that illustrate the political, cultural, economic, and geographic development of Texas from prehistoric times through the twentieth century. It has long been recognized as one of the definitive historical atlases of Texas.
Featuring dozens of beautifully crafted maps, the atlas traces the evolution of Texas through Native American cultures, Spanish exploration, Mexican rule, the Texas Revolution, the Republic of Texas, statehood, westward expansion, railroads, ranching, oil discoveries, agriculture, and modern development. Whether you're a historian, genealogist, educator, student, or Texas history enthusiast, this atlas provides an engaging visual journey through the people and events that shaped the state.
Perfect For
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Texas 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 history collectors
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Travelers
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Americana enthusiasts
What You'll Discover
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Native American cultures and early settlements
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Spanish and French exploration
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Mexican Texas
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Empresario colonies
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The Texas Revolution
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The Republic of Texas
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Annexation and statehood
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Frontier forts and Indian Wars
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Cattle trails and ranching
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Railroad expansion
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Oil discoveries and economic growth
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Population changes and regional development
Features
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Written by A. Ray Stephens and William M. Holmes
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Published by the University of Oklahoma Press
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Comprehensive historical maps covering every era of Texas history
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Historical essays accompanying each map
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Bibliography and index for further research
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Large-format atlas ideal for reference and study
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First Edition published in 1989
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Approximately 64 full-page maps with supporting text and introductory material
Benefits
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Visualize the changing geography of Texas through time
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Better understand the events that shaped the Lone Star State
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Research historic settlements, trails, and transportation routes
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Enhance genealogy and local history projects
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Learn through detailed maps that bring history to life
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An essential reference for Texas history enthusiasts and educators
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Texas: A Historical Atlas (Expanded Edition)
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Hidden History of Kansas
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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 Texas
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Authors: A. Ray Stephens & William M. Holmes
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Consultant: Phyllis M. McCaffree
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Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press
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Edition: First Edition
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Publication Year: 1989
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: xxiv + 64 pages of text with 64 full-page historical maps
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Includes: Bibliography and Index
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ISBN-10: 0806121580
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Language: English
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Subject: Texas History, Historical Geography & Maps
What's Included
Why Buy From High Plains Prospectors?
At High Plains Prospectors, we know that understanding history begins with understanding the landscape. Historical Atlas of Texas combines authoritative research with beautifully detailed maps to illustrate the people, places, and events that shaped one of America's most iconic states. Whether you're researching family history, exploring historic trails, studying the Texas Revolution, or building a collection of regional history books, this classic atlas is an outstanding addition to your library.
Softcover historical reference atlas covering Texas geography, settlement, military posts, politics, and more through 64 thematic maps. Former retail copy in Very Good condition with clean pages and light shelf wear. Great for Texas history enthusiasts, researchers, and map lovers.
