World War, 1914-1918

Sheet 62D, drawn by C.E. Tenney by authority of Captain R.E. Truman, R.I.O. 140th Infantry. Sector held by Australians, 06/01/1918. Donated by Ralph E. Truman.

A map highlighting the positions of the 28th U.S. Infantry near Cantigny. Print on the back reads: "Map No. IV: Cantigny Operation." Donated by Theo J. Quinn.

A French map titled "Hermeville." The map, numbered 227 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems and battery activity. Handwriting on the back reads: "Hermeville, V, 1/10,000."

A French map titled "Hermeville." The map, numbered 227 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems and battery activity. Handwriting on the back reads: "Hermeville, V" and "Hermeville, 1/10,000, 4."

A French map titled "Buzancy." The map, numbered 60 in a series, is overprinted to highlight transportation routes, trench systems, barracks, and other allied and/or enemy positions. Handwriting on the back reads: "Buzancy, XII."

French map titled "Buzancy." The map, numbered 60 in a series, is annotated to show transportation routes and barracks. A pencil note on the back reads: "Original map used by R.I.O. 140 Inf. 35th Div in Argonne Sept 25 to Oct 1-1918." Several other notes on the back read: "Buzancy 1/20." Donated by Ralph E. Truman.

A French map titled "Verdun." The map, numbered 35 in a series, is annotated to show the Allied advance in the Argonne sector between September 26, 1918 and October 20, 1918. The map also shows original and corps objectives, division boundaries, and daily objectives. Additional annotations, in black ink, mark the positions and movement of the 137th, 138th, 139th, and 140th Infantry. Handwriting on the back reads: "1st Lt Rolla B Holt, Co. 'I' 140 Inf, AEF" and "Bellrupt." Donated by Rolla B. Holt.

A National Geographic map titled "Western Europe." The map shows principal railways, highways, canals, principal airports, passes, ruins, and the American, British, French, and Russian occupation zones in post World War II Germany and Austria. Annotations, in pencil and blue ink, mark the movement of Allen White's 110th Engineers during World War I. Areas highlighted are Eu, Dieppe, Amiens, Le Havre, Rouen, Paris, Varennes, Montfaucon, Verdun, St.

An American map titled "The World Map." The map shows principal railroads, elevations, depths, boundaries as of September 1, 1939, and other details. Included are inset maps that show the Allied and Central Powers in the First World War and the United Nations, Axis, and other countries involved in the Second World War. Two more insets highlight the North and South poles.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Environs de Paris, Section Sud-Ouest." The map, numbered 8 in a series, details the location and condition of automobile and bicycle routes in the area southwest of Paris.