The 15th biennial Virginia Garrett Lectures on the History of Cartography, ‘Frozen Frontiers: 500 Years of Mapping Antarctica’, will take place in the Central Library at the University of Texas at Arlington. Additional details and registration will be available in June 2026.
The fall meeting of the Texas Map Society will take place in the Central Library at the University of Texas at Arlington. This event is conjoined with the Virginia Garrett Lectures on the History of Cartography and will focus on Antarctic cartography. Additional details and registration will be available in August 2026.
Hosted by the Washington Map Society, in partnership with the California, Chicago, New York, Philip Lee Phillips, Rocky Mountain, and Texas Map Societies, Chris Lane (retired Philadelphia Print Shop West owner and appraiser on Antiques Roadshow) will discuss ‘Mapping Philadelphia’. RSVP to John Docktor (washmap@gmail.com) to receive the meeting ID and passcode.
The Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress, will hold a ‘Geography & Map Virtual Orientation: GIS and Geospatial Resources’. Join for a virtual orientation which aims to provide an overview of the geospatial resources of the Geography & Map Division, including an introduction to geographic information systems (GIS), spatial data formats, and the geospatial activities [...]