Pictorial Map of South Carolina by Ruth Taylor White, 1935: Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, Atlantic Coast, County Borders british railway offering a burst of invigoration

offering a burst of invigoration and tranquility

Name of the map: "To the Officers in the Honorable East India Company's Service This Outline Chart Intended for their Use to prick-off a Ship's Track"

and features their signature style of modern design and unique colorways

The striking contrast between the glossy black plumage and the fiery scarlet wing-coverts of the male Red-winged Starling draws immediate attention

The locations on this map include: Chamonix

Pictorial Map of South Carolina by Ruth Taylor White, 1935: Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, Atlantic Coast, County Borders british railway offering a burst of invigorationStep into the vibrant world of 1930s America with South Carolina, a captivating pictorial map originally crafted by Ruth Taylor White in 1935. This whimsical cartographic treasure, part of a celebrated series of state maps, offers a delightful and insightful window into the Palmetto State as it was perceived nearly a century ago. The maps original title, simply South Carolina, speaks to its focus on the states unique identity, inviting viewers to