Texas Map Society

Dr. Anne McCall
University of Denver
Dean, Division of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Dean's Welcome
and Opening Remarks

Philip Burden
Keynote Speaker
Author: The Mapping of
North America

Westward Expansion. First Glimpses

Dr. John Hessler
Senior Cartographic Librarian
Geography and Map Division
Library of Congress

Waldseemüller’s Logic: Johannes Schöner and the Epistemological Foundations of the Early Representation of America

Dr. Imre Demhart
U. of Texas, Arlington
History of Cartography

Balduin Möllhausen and Friedrich Wilhelm von Egloffstein: Two German Explorers of the American West in the 1850s

Stephen Hoffenberg, M.D.
CarePoint, P.C.

Trans-Appalachian Mapping

Dr. Margaret Wickens Pearce
University of Kansas
Department of Geography

Cartographic coercion and resistance in the Upper Great Lakes: The negotiation of territorial expansion among Native and Anglo-American mapmakers during the Public Land Survey.

Dr. Angel Abbud-Madrid
Director, Center for
Space Resources
Colorado School of Mines

Where to Draw the Line? Mapping the US-Mexico Border

Dr. John Miller Morris
U. of Texas, San Antonio
Department of Geography

From Gulf to Rockies: Cartography of the Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad

William J. Warren
Cartographic Advisor
Huntington Library

Alexander McKenzie

Dr. Susan Schulten
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of History
University of Denver

Mapping the origins of the Colorado Territory

Dr. James Akerman
Hermon Dunlap Smith Center
Newberry Library, Chicago

Maps, Marketing, and Memories: An Appreciation of the Twentieth Century American Road Map

David Rumsey
Founder: Cartography Associates

New Work with Digital Tools
for Historical Maps

Wesley A. Brown
Founder: Rocky Mountain Map Society

The Cartographic Roots of Colorado