Disturnell, John. Traveller’s Map of the Middle, Northern, Eastern States and Canada. New York, 1850. Western Painting his son moved the business

his son moved the business to Indiana

the Spaniard conceded his instructions were to "maintain a good union with the French of Louisiana"  but he then accused La Harpe of encroaching on what was clearly Spanish territory by contacting the tribes near modern day Texarcana

This chromolithograph was issued by Thomas McLean as a pair to The Rocky Mountains (Landers Peak)

forcing the Americans to retreat to the shelter of the surrounding forested swamps

an article in the Map Collector (Issue 26

Disturnell, John. Traveller’s Map of the Middle, Northern, Eastern States and Canada. New York, 1850. Western Painting his son moved the businessJohn Disturnell Travellers Map of the Middle, Northern, Eastern States and Canada New York, 1850 Lithograph 19 x 23 inches sheet The "John Disturnell Travellers Map of the Middle, Northern, Eastern States and Canada," published in New York in 1850, is a detailed and expansive map measuring approximately 19 by 23 inches. This map showcases the northeastern region of the United States and parts of Canada during a period of significant growth and