Cram's township and rail road map of Arkansas. This detailed historic map of Arkansas was published in 1895 by Geo. F. Cram & Co. George Franklin Cram joined forces with his map making uncle in the years following the civil war to create his important map company. The firm employed a specific relief process to create high quality maps and atlases in the late 1800's including the American Railway System Atlas.
The state of Arkansas was one of several states that was formed from the Louisiana Purchase. In 1804 the Territory was divided and in 1819, the Territory of Arkansas was formed. In 1836, the state of Arkansas was admitted to the Union, making it the 25th state.
Van Buren, Arkansas was established along the banks of the Arkansas River as a fueling station for the many steamboats utilizing the river and a landing for ferries. Van Buren was named county seat of Crawford County in 1820 when that county was formed.
Features references to the following Arkansas railway systems:
Arkansas & Louisiana Arkansas Midland Bentonville Cache Valley Dardanelle & Russellville Hope & Lewisville Hoxie & Pocahontas Kansas City, Arkansas & New Orleans Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Kansas City, Fort Smith & Southern Kansas City & New Orleans Little Rock & Memphis Mississippi & Little Rock Mississippi River & Northwestern Pacific & Great Eastern Paragould & Buffalo Island Pine Bluff & Eastern Prescott & Northwestern St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern St. Louis & San Francisco St. Louis Southwestern Searcy & West Point Southern Arkansas Southwestern Arkansas & Indian Territory Springfield, Yellville & White River Stuttgart & Arkansas River Texarkana & Fort Smith Texarkana & Shreveport Ultima Thule, Arkadelphia & Mississippi White & Black River Valley Wrightsville Narrow Gauge
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