Historic Map : Topographical Engineers Antique Map of The Dubuque Harbor, 1855, Vintage Wall Art d'Illyrie et Lombard Venitien Extends south as far as

Extends south as far as Crete and north to the Hungarian border

Charles Desilver in turn bought them in 1856

to Mount Sinai

It is named in the works of Milton

Historic Map : Topographical Engineers Antique Map of The Dubuque Harbor, 1855, Vintage Wall Art d'Illyrie et Lombard Venitien Extends south as far asThis is an uncommon example of the 1855 Corps of Topographical engineers map illustrating the proposed causey (route) at Dubuque Harbor, Iowa. The map covers from Dubuque to Dunleith across the Mississippi River and features a longitudinal section extending from the landing at Dubuque to intersect with the Illinois Central Rail Road in Dunleith. The Julien Dubuque Bridge, built in 1943 lies just south of the proposed bridge. engraved by Ackerman, this