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Real property survey and low income housing area survey of Louisville, Kentucky. Volume II (Maps). ulua_wpa_lowincomehousing_1939

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Item Number:
ULUA WPA_LowIncomeHousing_1939
Description:
Maps of Louisville's properties created by federally-funded Works Progress Administration (WPA). Three copies of this book were used to create a complete set of maps, since each one lacked one or more of the maps. Printed on cover: "Volume II (Maps) Real Property Survey and Low Income Housing Area Survey of Louisville, Kentucky Made By Works Progress Administration (Project Number 2-56-3477-5316) Co-Sponsored By City of Louisville Municipal Housing Commission and City Planning and Zoning Commission Under the Supervision of Charles Walte, Jr. Project Director and Member of City of Louisville Municipal Housing Commission Staff 1938-1939."
Date Original:
1938 - 1939

Mendenhall's New Index Map of Greater Louisville Ky. ulua_mendenhall_map__of_louisville_1906

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Item Number:
ULUA Mendenhall_Map _of_Louisville_1906
Description:
Map of Louisville, Kentucky, with Jeffersonville and New Albany, Indiana visible north of the Ohio River. Includes electronic railways and railroads (further annotated in ink), as well as locations of utilities, parks, cemeteries, institutions, and fairgrounds.
Date Original:
1906

Map of Louisville. ulua_mapoflouisville_ccroe

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Item Number:
ULUA MapofLouisville_CCRoe
Description:
Very fragile map of Louisville, Kentucky, circa 1894-1897, at a scale of 1000 feet per inch, with city limit, property limits, and street car lines demarcated. Includes sub map south of "L" Street, at a scale of 1600 feet per inch.
Date Original:
1894? - 1897?

Louisville Title Co.'s revised map of Louisville, Ky. and environs. Compiled from actual survey and official records. ulua_mapoflouisville_1907

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Item Number:
ULUA MapofLouisville_1907
Description:
Map of Louisville, Kentucky, at a scale of 1600 feet per inch, with Jeffersonville and New Albany, Indiana visible north of the Ohio River. Includes railroads, electric car lines, parks & public grounds, cemeteries, public buildings, water courses, schools, and churches, as well as house numbers and property owners and statistics on parks & parkways' areas, real estate valuations, municipal bonded debt, and estimated population of Louisville (250,000).
Date Original:
1907-02

Condition of the Louisville and Portland Canal. Before enlargement. ulua_louisville_portland_canal_1848

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Item Number:
ULUA Louisville_Portland_Canal_1848
Description:
Plate showing the Louisville and Portland Canal, with Sand Island, Shippingport, Corn Island, Louisville, the Ohio River, and Kentucky also labeled. Printed above map frame: "Plate I." Printed beneath map frame: "Note: From survey made by Lt. Col. S.H. Long T E 1848." Stephen Harriman Long served as a Topographical Engineer in what is now known as the United States Army Corps of Engineers.
Date Original:
1848?

Louisville and its defenses. ulua_louisville_defenses_1864

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Item Number:
ULUA Louisville_Defenses_1864
Description:
Reprint of a Civil War-era map of Louisville, Kentucky, highlighting forts. Printed in lower lefthand corner: "Accompanying report of Lieut. Col. J.H. Simpson Corps of Engrs., U.S. Army, dated June 24, 1865. SERIES I. VOL. XLIX." Printed at lower right, to left of scale: "Office U.S. Engineers, Cincinnati, O. June, 1865. Official: J. H. Simpson, Lt. Col. Engr's. U.S. Army." Printed at right, above legend: "From plan of City by Hart and Mapother, plots of land surveys by G.T. Bergman, County Surveyor, and surveys made by order of Lieut. Col. J.H. Simpson under the direction of John R. Gilliss Asst. Engr. by J.M. Hamilton and Gilliss, and Geo. B. Nicholson. Fortifications constructed by order of Major Gen. J.M. Schofield, Commanding Department of the Ohio under the direction of Lieut. Col. J.H. Simpson, Corps of Engineers by John R. Gilliss, Asst. U.S. Engr. Assisted by Ernst Rühl, Asst. U.S. Engr. Commenced, August 1st, 1864. Finished. Drawn by Rob. G. Phillips. From original map compiled by G.B. Nicholson."
Date Original:
1865-06-24

New Map of Louisville Ky. ulua_louisville_1856

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Item Number:
ULUA Louisville_1856
Description:
Map of Louisville, Kentucky, in 1856, at a scale of 4 inches to a mile. Includes lists of Louisville, Portland, and Shippingport streets, as well as a Reference to Public Buildings. Note beneath title reads "Published by W. Lee White. Reduced from Hart & Mapother's large Map. Explanation / Find the name of the Street wanted in the list, with the initial and figure, then find the corresponding initial on the left of the Map, and trace the map until you come under the same figure."
Date Original:
1856

City of Louisville and its enlargements in 1832. ulua_louisville_1832

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Item Number:
ULUA Louisville_1832
Description:
Map of Louisville, Kentucky, on a scale of 800 feet to the inch, culled from 1970 reprint of 1832 City Directory. Spans from Ohio River to the north and Prather Street (now Broadway) to the south. List of references at lower left lists government buildings, churches, and major industries in existence at the time. Printed at right: "City of Louisville and its enlargements in 1832. Drawn by E.D. Hobbs City Surveyor; for Prentice & Buxton & R.W. Otis. Engraved by Doolittle & Munson."
Date Original:
1832

Plan of the City of Louisville and its environs in 1831. ulua_louisville_1831

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Item Number:
ULUA Louisville_1831
Description:
Reprint of 1831 map of Louisville, Kentucky, on a scale of 400 feet to the inch. Inverted, with northern boundary of Ohio River at the bottom of the page and southern boundary Prather Street (now Broadway) at the top, Beargrass Creek at left, and Old Town Line at right. List of references at upper left lists government buildings, churches, hotels, and major industries in existence at the time. Includes illustrations of Marine Hospital, Public School, and Canal Bridge by A.W.R. Harris. Inset at top of the page shows Ohio River and adjacent land, including Falls of the Ohio, Shipping-port, Portland, Jeffersonville and New Albany, Indiana, and lots (with named property owners) near northwestern border of Louisville city limits. Printed at lower right: "A Plan of the City of Louisville and its environs in 1831. Compiled and published by E.D. Hobbs City Surveyor; Engraved by W. Woodruff Cincinnati O. Entered According to Act of Congress Ap.l 26th, 1831 by E. D. Hobbs - in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of KY." Stamped on back: "Historic Reprints Mildred Ewen, Chmn. 245-5373 Henry R. Heyburn, Secy. 895-2677 3918 Leland Road Louisville, Kentucky 40207."
Date Original:
1831-04-26

Louisville Title Co.'s (Incorporated) New map of Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky, compiled from actual surveys, and official records. ulua_louatlas1913

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Item Number:
ULUA LouAtlas1913
Description:
113 maps, plus legends and information about publishers Louisville Title Company, Inc. (a real estate insurance and mortgage company), representing the city of Louisville, Kentucky and surrounding county ca. 1913, with color coding for railroads, electric car lines, parks and public grounds, public buildings, schools, churches, and various types of roads (turnpikes, dirt roads, private roads). According to the "Explanation" on the verso of the title page, "Numbers in squares represent the house numbers as authorized by the Ordinance approved, October 3rd, 1905. Houses are numbered East and West from First Street, and North and South from Main Street, and Frankfort Avenue East of L. & N. R. R. Crossing."
Date Original:
1913