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Альбом иллюстраций из книги Альфреда Теодора Андреаса
«История Чикаго». Том III - От Пожара 1871 до 1885.

HISTORY OF CHICAGO. Alfred Theodore Andreas.
VOLUME III - FROM THE FIRE OF 1871 UNTIL 1885

Альфред Теодор Андреас родился в Нью-Йоркt, 29 мая 1839. Получив образование, он переехал в Дубьюк, Айова, где он преподавал в школе в течение нескольких лет и вел бизнес. В 1860 году он переехал в Иллинойс. В 1875 году он закончил и опубликовал "Иллюстрированный исторический Атлас Айовы". Позже Андреас переехал в Чикаго и организовал “Западную компанию”, где издал трехтомную историю Чикаго. Он умер в Нью-Рошель, Нью-Йорк, 10 февраля 1900.

Избранная Библиография
Иллюстрированный исторический атлас графства Хэнкок, штат Иллинойс (1874)
Иллюстрированный исторический Атлас штата Миннесота (1874)
Иллюстрированный исторический Атлас Айова (1875)
Иллюстрированный исторический атлас штата Индиана (1876)
История штата Небраска (1882)
История штата Канзас (1883)
История графства Кук штата Иллинойс (1884)
Исторический Атлас Дакота (1884)
История Чикаго (3 тт., 1884-86)


Alfred Theodore Andreas (May 29, 1839 – February 10, 1900) was an American book publisher and historian. He was born in Amity, Orange County, New York, on May 29, 1839. After acquiring an education, he moved to Dubuque, Iowa, where he taught school for some years and conducted business. In 1860, he moved to Illinois. He enlisted in Company G, 12th Illinois Infantry and served through the American Civil War, rising through the ranks to become a division commissary, serving with Sherman on the March to the Sea and the Carolina campaigns.[1] After peace was restored, he moved to Davenport, Iowa, married and for several years was engaged in compiling and publishing county and State atlases, in partnership with John Milton Lyter, who became mayor in 1870. In 1875 he completed and published his greatest work, which was an "Illustrated Historical Atlas of Iowa." It was accurate and became an official authority for real estate dealers, county and State officers. Although many made him substantial profit, others, including his Minnesota and Indiana atlases, were financial failures.[1] Later Andreas moved to Chicago and organized the “Western Historical Company,” and took up historical writing, publishing a three-volume History of Chicago. He died at New Rochelle, New York, on February 10, 1900. (Wiki)

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