Spanish map of North America, ca.1787 

Map of California and Baja prepared in 1777 by Father Pedro Font, diarist for the Anza expedition, [s.d.] 

Map of "California Antigua y Nueva", showing the missions and Camino Real, published 1787, [s.d.] 

Close-up of the upper portion of a map of "California Antigua y Nueva" showing the missions and Camino Real, published 1787, [s.d.] 

Map of the San Francisco Rancho writen in Spanish, ca.1840 

Map of a 1869 military map of southern California, [s.d.] 

Map of the counties of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino from the Surveyor General's report of 1862, [s.d.] 

Drawn map of historical landmarks in the San Pedro-Wilmington Area, [s.d.] 

Map of Gaspar de Portola's route from San Diego to San Luis Obispo in 1769, projected on a modern map, [s.d.] 

Aerial map of California, [s.d.] 

Drawing depicting an interior view of a museum, [s.d.] 

Hand-drawn aerial map of the William Emmert Farm and adjacent areas in Washington, D.C., [s.d.] 

Mid-17th-century French map of the "island" of California (or Baja California), 1903 

Map of the world showing trade routes from India and South America, [s.d.] 

Topological map of Southern California, [s.d.] 

Birdseye view of Los Angeles showing the Examiner building, [s.d.] 

Line-drawn map of the Lugo Claim with the caption "Diseno de Santa Anita", [s.d.] 

Portrait of an old woman holding a picket sign, [s.d.] 

Map of the southern part of California in 1857 from San Diego to Fort Yuma in what would later become Arizona, [s.d.] 

Birdseye view of Pebbly Beach, east of Avalon, [s.d.]