Have you already contacted the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles? They have a library/archive (the Hirasaki National Resource Center <http://www.janm.org/nrc/>), which may have a map that would work for your exhibit, but also they are likely to be very familiar with the materials held in other institutions. Best of luck! -- Emily-Jane *Emily-Jane Dawson* *Reference Librarian* Multnomah County Library Central Library Sunday-Thursday 503.988.5728 multcolib.org *my preferred pronouns: she/her* On Thu, Feb 9, 2017 at 11:56 AM, Paige G. Andrew <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Followup request with more specifics from this morning's post: > > Paige, > > Can you let the map lists know that I am looking for this: > > To my librarian friends, we are creating an exhibition of the Japanese > American Internment (Executive Order 9066), and we are looking for a map > that we can either bond to foam core or scan and print and bond to foam > core. The maps I've seen are too small to blow up, and I'm not seeing any > sheet maps for sale that show this. Ideas? Our show opens on Feb. 19th, the > 75th anniversary of the signing of EO 9066 ... so time is of the essence! > > To print it as a wall map, I understand it has to be at least 10800 pixels > wide on the long dimension, and I understand that we're just not going to > find an image that large on the internet. :-( So we're looking for a > sheet map that I can either buy or borrow and scan. > > Lots of people have sent me URLs to tiny maps on the Internet ... and the > content is perfect, but they are too small for this purpose. > Example: http://www.janm.org/projects/clasc/map.htm > > Thanks in advance!! > > Julie Moore > Fresno State > [log in to unmask] > > >