What's in the Whitney Library: Map Madness

Come view the design for the first planned city in the 13 colonies (our fair city!) and other cartographic delights during the next “What’s in the Whitney Library?” program! 

Get an up-close view of the most captivating maps at the Whitney Library collection, including a vibrant 1928 Carina Eaglesfield Mortimer pictorial map, Donald Grant Mitchell watercolor maps, and more. This is a fun and enlightening way to view the growth of the Elm City from its founding in 1638 to today!  Register here (it's free!).

The Whitney Library in the New Haven Museum is open to anyone interested in the past of the city of New Haven. With tens of thousands of documents, books, and archives, the Whitney Library is the most expansive collection of New Haven texts in the city.

**DIAD**

Complete the DIAD form, take a picture at the event and submit to membership@jlgnh.org for a DIAD credit