Mendenhall, C.S. (sold)
C.S. Mendenhall (fl. c. 1880 - 1930) was a Cincinnati-based map publisher at the turn of the 20th century that mostly produced maps of his home city and nearby areas. Beginning in the 1860s, one E. Mendenhall, presumably the father of C.S., began to publish maps of Cincinnati, with the pace of publications picking up significantly in the 1880s under the name C.S. Mendenhall. He is perhaps best remembered for the large, early road maps that he published of eastern and Midwestern states.
Cincinnati, including the subway that never was.
Mendenhall's standard guide map of Cincinnati : accompanied by new ready reference street index.
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A large-scale folding map of Cincinnati and its suburbs produced in 1928 by C.S. Mendenhall. It depicts the city as it grew considerably, annexing nearby towns and filling in surrounding countryside. (more details)