We have now custom-designed numerous Civil War era Google maps at the House Divided Project, covering everything from Frederick Douglass’s life as a slave in Baltimore to Dickinson College’s Class of 1860 to to JEB Stuart’s ride during the Gettysburg Campaign to a “concise” map of the entire era –from 1787 to 1877. Check them out at the links below. Each of these maps typically includes a chronological timeline on the left side of the interface along with custom-made placemarks that include text and images, and sometimes embedded videos and hypertext links to additional primary sources. Check out the links below to access our full alphabetical list of Google map resources:
Concise Civil War Era, 1787-1877
Cumberland Valley Civil War Era Sites
Dickinson College Class of 1858
Dickinson College Class of 1860
Frederick Douglass Walking Tour / Baltimore
Hallowed Grounds / Black Soldier Cemeteries in PA
JEB Stuart and Gettysburg Campaign
Lincoln’s Campaign for 1860 Nomination
Rise and Fall of Atlantic Slavery
Underground Railroad / South Central PA
US Diplomatic History, 1776-2001