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Archives: Previous Meetings of the New York Map Society

DateSpeakerTitle

2013

March 9 NYMS Members A Members-Only “Show & Tell” meeting
February 9   (cancelled due to weather conditions)
January 12 FIELD TRIP Martayan Lan gallery

2012

November 10 Denis A. Khotimsky The Cartography of Russia: Legends, Myths & Secrets
October 12 John Delaney First X, Then Y, Now Z: Landmark Thematic Maps
September 8 Harrie Teunissen From Mauritsstad to Nieuw Amsterdam: Mapping Early Jewish Presence in the Americas and The Topography of Terror: Maps of the Warsaw Ghetto
May 12 Benjamin B. Olshin A Look at the “Marco Polo” Maps: Curiosities and Questions
April 14 Ronald Grim Torn in Two: The 150th Anniversary of the Civil War
March 10 Mark Monmonier Mercator's World Map: Contribution and Controversy
February 11 Nick Frearson Operation Icebridge: Mapping Thin Ice Sheets in Antarctica
January 14 Leslie Trager Using NASA Satellite Radar Maps to Solve a Geology Problemk

2011

November 12 Ken Chaya Magnificent Obsession: Mapping the Trees of Central Park
October 15 Carol Delaney Columbus's Ultimate Goal: Jerusalem
September 10 Kris Harzinski Abandoning Cartographic Conventions
July 16 Fifth Annual Summertime Social (meeting cancelled)
May 14 John Cloud The Hidden Harmony of Hell Gate: Henry Mitchell and his Quaker Cartography in the Coast Survey
April 9 Chet Van Duzer Exploring Renaissance Geography on Johann Schöner's Globe of 1515
March 12 John Woram Putting Tierra del Fuego on the Map
February 12 Michael Miscione The People v. Boyd: A Murder Trial That Nearly Redrew the Map of New York City
January 22 Jesse Friedman Amazing and Everyday Uses of Google Maps and Earth

2010

November 13 John Delaney Field Trip to Princeton University Firestone Library
“Strait Through: Magellan to Cook and the Pacific”
October 9 Barnet Schecter George Washington's America: A Biography Through His Maps
September 11 Richard Betz The Mapping of Africa
July 10 Fourth Annual Summertime Social
May 8 Matt Knutzen Maps at the New York Public Library:
New Collaborative Methods in (re)presenting Historical Geography
April 10 Connie Brown
Roger Panetta
Mining Maps
Panoramic Maps and Reading the Landscape
March 13 Jeremiah Trinidad-Christensen Field Trip: Columbia University Library
February 13 John Hessler In the Footsteps of Caesar: Searching for the Physical, Epigraphical and Manuscript Remains of Roman Cartography
January 9 Field Trip: Hudson River Museum Dutch New York: The Roots of Hudson Valley Culture

2009

November 14 Peter Dickson The Magellan Myth: Reflections on Columbus, Vespucci and the Waldseemüller Map of 1507
October 18 South Street Seaport Museum guided tour of the “New Amsterdam: The Island at the Center of the World” exhibit
October 17 New York Public Library guided tour of the “Mapping New York's Shoreline, 1609-2009” exhibit
Evening dinner at Bridge Cafe
September 12 Field Trip: Museum of the City of New York
July 11 Third Annual Summertime Social
May 9 Field Trip: New-York Historical Society
April 4 Jim Sykes The Globe in Art
March 14 Miklos Pinther Maps on Stamps
February 21 Leslie Trager Hudson Bay, Prior to Hudson
January 10 Eugene Brenwasser Modern Map Repair and Preservation Techniques
Annual Elections

2008

December 13 Field Trip: Richard Arkway, Dealers in Antique Maps, Atlases & Globes
November 8 Dorothy Raphaely Coloring Maps
October 4 Nikolas Schiller Digital Scrapbook of Maps, Past, Present and Future
September 13 Barbara Mundy Mapping the New World for The Spanish Kings:
Indigenous Artists and the Creation of Colonial Cartography
July 12 Second Annual Summertime Social
May 10 Michael Buehler Strategies for Collecting Old Maps
April 12 Joop Varekamp Adriaen Block, the Discovery of Long Island Sound
and the New Netherlands Colony: What Drove the Course of History?
March 12 Mark Monmonier Mapping Hazards in America: Earthquakes, Coastal Storms, and Sea Level Rise
March 8 Michael O. Shannon Ireland in Maps: History Through Controversy
February 9 Ron Grim &
Vincent Virga
A Bird's Eye View of Southeastern New England & New York
Cartographia: Mapping Civilizations
January 12 Leslie Trager Mysterious Mapmakers: Exploring the Impossibly Accurate
16th-Century Maps of Antarctica and Greenland

2007

December 8 David Suter Maps in Symbolic Graphic Art: Notes from the Op-Ed pages
November 3 John Hessler Deforming History: A Phenomenological and Computational Study
of the 1507 and 1516 World Maps of Martin Waldseemüller
October 13 Neil Good Early Sea Charts and The Norse Discovery of America:
New evidence in the Search for Vinland?
September 8 John Cloud A Geographic Bicentennial
August 11 Joseph Garver Surveying the Shore: Historic Maps of Coastal Massachusetts, 1600-1930
July14 First Annual Summertime Social
June 9 Connie Brown Field Trip to Beacon Institute: The Hudson and Its Watershed: The Making of a Map
May 12 Peter Dickson Is the Lenox Globe Older than the 1507 Waldseemüller Map?
April 14 Field Trip: Yale University Sterling Memorial Library
March 10 Kim Martineau United States of America v.
Edward Forbes Smiley III
February 10 Alice Hudson From Waterside to Landside—Early American Coastal Charts
and their Contribution to Landside Information
January 13 Henry Serotin American Mapping of the Soviet Union, 1917-1960
Annual Elections

2006

December 9 Seymour Schwartz Putting “America” on the Map
November 15 Alice Hudson Early Maps of Nieuw Amsterdam and Environs: Keys to our Genealogy and Local History
October 18 Connie Brown The Art of Mapping
October 14 Field Trip: New-York Historical Society
September 9 Charlie Ridgeway Asteroid Occultation Maps
July 15 Philip E. Schoenberg Walking Tour: The City Hall Area from Indian Village to Skyscraper
June 10 Field Trip: Graham Arader Gallery
May 13 John Woram The Virtual Map Collector
April 8 Wendy Brawer Greenmap.org. Video presentation on Greenmap.org