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The Salem Witch Trials Documentary Archive and Transcription Project consists of an electronic collection of primary source materials relating to the Salem witch trials of 1692 and a new transcription of the court records… The Archive’s historical maps of Salem Village, Salem, and Andover show the locations of the houses of many of the people involved in the trials. The Regional Accusations Map displays the chronology of the accusations from February through November 1692. and shows the spread of the accusations across the towns of Massachusetts Bay. The Salem Village Accusations Map shows the day-by-day accusations the month of March, 1692. It displays the names of the accusers and the accused, and their household locations, as recorded in the court documents.

See also: B Ray (2002): Teaching the Salem Witch Trials. In: Past Time, Past Place, GIS for History. ESRI Press.

Google announced the winners of their Sketchup contest and a thanks to a group of students from the CEE Department you can see the Stanford campus in 3D (~33MB). And those of the other winners, of course.

Mark Mulligan, Reader in Geography at King’s College London, has been collecting KML geography layers, and made them now available online. The collection includes climate and hydrology layers, worldwide and from the Amazon.

(from Ogle Earth)