The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office historic-texas-map-prints New York and New Hampshire

New York and New Hampshire both claimed sovereignty of the territory west of the Green Mountains

with stops at stations every 20 miles

This fine map is window to the last days of the iconic Independent Republic of Texas before it became one of the most vital and popular states to join the US appealing to ambitious settlers from far and wide

The strong growth continued

The Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office historic-texas-map-prints New York and New HampshireThe Indian Territory circa 1883 by the United States General Land Office Map Showing Tribal Lands and Leases including the Cherokee Strip 1 inch = 12 miles Museum Quality Antiqued Print of Rare Original Map Custom framed in dark wood molding, approximately 41" wide by 33" tall Framing may vary. Please contact the gallery for more information.