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Following is a fuller account of the articles in Art Reference Quarterly, Vol.
1, No. 3 cited earlier on Maps-l...
 
Cartographic Information for Architecture
 
Introduction: Architecture and Mapping
        Alfred Willis, Head, Arts Library UCLA
 
Maps vs. Plans: Notes on the Urban Designer's use of city maps.
        Cheryl A. O'Neill, architect and urban designer, Wash D.C.
 
Urban maps: Tools for Design
        Charles P. Graves, Jr., Architect, Asst Prof Architecture, Kent State
 
Site documentation: Waht the architecture student needs
        Barbara Opar, Architecture Bibliographer, and head, Fine Arts Dept,
E.S. Bird Library, Syracuse University
 
Collecting and Using fire Insurance and Real estate atlases: an individual
perspective.
        William B. Keller, Resource Services Librarian for the History of Art,
Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins University. Credits Jim Gillispie and Ronald
Grim for their advice and assistance!
 
Fire insurance plans as a data source in Urban Research: an annotated
bibliography of examples.
        Cathy Moulder, Curator of Lloyd Reeds Map Library & the Urban
Documentation Centre, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
 
The Map Collection and architectural documentation.
        David A. Cobb, Head, Harvard Map Collection, Pusey Library.
        refers readers to MAPS-L as an information source!
 
Geographical Information Systems: an introduction.
        Jay Lee, Prof Dept of Geography, Kent State.
 
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Anyway gang, all of you who were commenting earlier, perhaps in April on
Sanborns might want to slog you way across various campuses to look at this
item in the local art library. I found numerous citations in the various
bibliographies to articles never seen before--well worth hearing from our
colleagues outside the map world once in a while...Alice H.
 
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