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Mount Desert Granite Mountains
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XXI, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Granite Mountains, Mount Desert.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4249/thumbnail.jp
Cape Rosier, Maine, Talcose and Micacious Slate
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XXII, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Cape Rosier, Talcose & Micacious Slate.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4250/thumbnail.jp
St. Croix River, Maine
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, View Down St. Croix River with The Devil\u27s Head from Above the Ledge.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4237/thumbnail.jp
Camden, Maine, Migonticook Mountains and Entrance to Harbour
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XXIV, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Migonticook Mountains & Entrance to Camden Harbour.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4252/thumbnail.jp
St. John River Grand Falls
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. VI, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Grand Falls of the River St. John.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4236/thumbnail.jp
Mount Desert
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XX, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Mount Desert, bearing N.W. 10 Miles.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4248/thumbnail.jp
West Quoddy Head Lighthouse
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, West Quoddy Head Lighthouse.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4244/thumbnail.jp
Machias, Maine, Starbord\u27s Creek Area Marble and Sandstone
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XIX, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Variegated Marble, Red Sandstone & Trap Rocks, Starbord\u27s Creek, near Machias.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4247/thumbnail.jp
Perry, Maine, Red Sandstone Near Pulpit Rock
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. X, by German artist Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Red Sandstone, Pulpit Rock, Perry, Bearing N.W.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4239/thumbnail.jp
West Quoddy Head, Disposition of Slate and Greenstone Trap-Rocks
No full textAn image scanned from a hand-colored lithograph from Atlas of Plates Illustrating the Geology of the State of Maine Accompanying the First Report on the Geology of That State by Charles T. Jackson, M.D., State Geologist, published by order of the Legislature of Maine in 1837.
This plate, Pl. XV, by German artiste Francis Graeter and printed by Moore\u27s Lithograph in Boston, includes the caption, Disposition of Slate & Greenstone Trap-Rocks, West Quoddy-Head.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/4233/thumbnail.jp
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