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Rochambeau Map Collection

collection description

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The Rochambeau Map Collection contains maps by Jean Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau who served as the Commander in Chief of the French expeditionary army during the American Revolution. Included in this collections are maps of the United States extending as far as the Mississippi River, Newfoundland and Haiti. Included in this collection is an atlas created by Rochambeau that documents some of the American forts used in the American Revolution.

special presentations

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The Rochambeau Maps in Collection Order

historical eras

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The American Revolution — 1763-1783

related collections and exhibits

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The American Revolution and its Era: Maps and Charts of North America and the West Indies, 1750-1789
A Century of Lawmaking
George Washington Papers
France in America

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About the Collection
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