Dower, John Crane
John Crane Dower (1791 - February 20, 1847) was an English engraver, map publisher, and printer active in northern London during the first half of the 19th century. Dower had his office at 6 Cumming Place, Pentonville, London. He was most active as an engraver from 1820 to 1847, where he produced work for John Greenwood, William Fowler, Henry Teesdale, Thomas Moule, Geroge Bradshaw, and others. Dower passed his business on two his two sons, John James Downer, and Fredreric Jamesd Dower.
The Great Lakes.
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
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This is an 1831 Henry Teesdale and John Dower map of Canada and the Great Lakes. (more details)
Names 'Alashka' for Alaska and 'Lions Land' in western Australia.
Chart of the Pacific Ocean.
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This is an 1831 Henry Teesdale map of the Pacific Ocean, with coverage extending from Asia to the Americas. Islands dot the map, including the Sandwich Islands and 'Owhyhee', the Society Islands, and the Friendly Islands. Unusual names and spellings populate the Pacific Northwest, including, from north to south, 'Alashka', New Norfolk, New Cornwall, New Hanover, and New Georgia. Intriguing regional names appear in Australia as well, such as 'Lions Land', 'Edels Land', 'Nuyts Land', and 'Endrachts Land'. (more details)