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These student intern projects use GIS and Web Mapping technology to explore AGSL’s unique collections in a new way.

Decorative Image of a Sanborn Map
Sanborn Maps of Milwaukee
View digitized and georeferenced Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Milwaukee from 1910. A seamless version of this invaluable resource was made possible by a collaboration with the Milwaukee County Land Information Office.

By Belle Lipton and Lauren Winkler
Decorative example image of a Louise Arner Boyd photograph of an iceberg, water, and mountains
Louise Boyd Photo Finder
Join Socialite-Explorer Louise Arner Boyd on an expedition to East Greenland. View the photos within the map while comparing them to Boyd’s manuscript map of the area.

By Belle Lipton and Ben Schroeder
Decorative Screenshot of the Nautical Chart Explorer app
Nautical Chart Explorer
Discover unique and antique nautical charts published around the world. This application allows you to view high-resolution, zoomable scans of the charts within the application.

By Bob Cowling
Decorative screenshot of the Geodex Web App
Geodex Web Map
Access records from our unique Geodex system, software developed at the AGSL in the 1980s for rapid cataloging of large paper map series. A great resource for genealogists or anyone searching for large scale maps within series.

By Ben Schroeder
Railways of Central America and Cuba
This discovery application surveys the railway networks of Central America and Cuba as
documented through
digitized historical maps and photos from the AGSL’s Americas collection.

By Elliott DeGuilme
Decorative screenshot of the Operation Birds Eye Application
Operation Bird’s Eye
Experience an aerial photography project that stretches from Ventura, CA to Long Island, NY in 1948 from an experimental aircraft. View the entire flight or jump to points of interest such as Las Vegas, The Grand Canyon, and NYC.

By Emmanuel Okoro
Decorative example of an Aerial photograph showing the 51ÁÔÆæ area
Aerial Photo Finder
Use this apps to find specific aerial photo frames in our Wisconsin collections. The app does not provide download access, but can help you identify what years and frames cover your area of interest. Use the data request form to request images you discover!
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Includes aerial photography 1936-2015.

By Bob Lackage