Osher Map Library

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314 Forest Ave
Portland, ME 04101
+1 (207) 780-4850
http://oshermaps.org

The Osher Map Library in Portland, ME is a renowned institution dedicated to the preservation and study of cartographic history. With a vast collection of maps spanning various regions and time periods, the library offers a valuable resource for researchers, students, and map enthusiasts alike.

Through exhibits, imaging services, and educational programs, the Osher Map Library provides a unique opportunity to explore the world through the lens of cartography, showcasing the evolution of maps as both practical tools and works of art.

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Excellent resource for maps, globes, and research.
3/8/2019

First visit and amazed that they have the second largest collection of globes in the US. They invite...

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Fascinating and Unique, But Call First
4/8/2017

Reading that the Osher Library was open and being a map freak, I dragged my less than enthusiastic w...

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This is one of the premier map collections in the world
1/4/2017

The Osher Map Library has one of the biggest and most important collections of maps in the world. Th...

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