David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford Libraries

Stanford Libraries is creating a world-class venue that fuses its cartographic collections, which includes the renowned collection of David Rumsey, with innovative geospatial techniques and visualization technologies. Combining David’s world class collection with Stanford’s commitment to leveraging technology to further scholarship, the David Rumsey Map Center is poised to become one of the preeminent map libraries in the United States.
For more information about the Center and ways to get involved, visit library.stanfor...

[@joeangeloni1507]

Let's start with a new view of the Urbano Monte map which clearly shows the true nature of our world.

[@josiahgil]

This is a dream location to film something I have plans for. I have to share some info included in these maps, and I already have a heavenly GRANT from God, HE will provide!

[@tonynavarrete168]

Can hardly wait for the center to open and to explore this fabulous content both via digital and physical interactions. Very cool!

[@jennyronneng7671]

WOW I'm so glad to have found this channel, I love old maps thank you for posting

[@gilhelps]

What happens with real maps of antártica and North Pole, 🧐

[@LincolnJKashtanek]

You know its flat

[@hongry-life]

I am map addict too.

[@joeangeloni1507]

I’m pretty sure that I don’t see an honest face speaking here. Lots of eye movement while speaking. In my opinion, you are showing us the flat earth maps of our past, and how they all lead up to the most revealing map, the Urbano Monte map which says it all. This tells me your were hired to carry out a job created by someone else. Not credible material for my eyes. Nice friggin map though! 😊