Ed Redmond is a Reference Specialist in the Geography and Map Division. Ed joined the Geography and Map Division in 1989 and holds a Bachelor of Arts in History Education from the University of Delaware (Newark, DE) and a Masters Degree in Early American History from West Chester University (West Chester, PA.) Ed’s research interests include maps of 18th century Virginia including those drawn by George Washington (1732-1799).
Most Recent Posts
- Sailing the Early Seas with Portolan Charts September 18th, 2019
- Millard Fillmore: Lawyer, President, and Map Collector! July 18th, 2019
- Connecting Collections: The Battle of Trenton and Princeton December 19th, 2018
- Mappy Thanksgiving! November 21st, 2018
- Exploring County Land Ownership Maps September 27th, 2018
- Baseball Stadiums and Maps: Chicago July 6th, 2018
- Places in Civil War History: Maps of the Peninsula Campaign, Part 2 June 7th, 2018
- Places in Civil War History: Maps of the Peninsula Campaign, Part 1 May 9th, 2018
- Places in Civil War History: Pivotal Virginia Battles, By Land and Sea March 14th, 2018
- Places in Civil War History: The Anaconda Plan and Union Victories in Tennessee February 15th, 2018