humyo

[protohistorian]

It must have been the thinking about convoluded that did it

Perhaps I am the poorly organized asshat.

1888 street folders including MD's
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/1888%2...?a=hAReMQxOrwk

1888 com section
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/1888%20com/?a=b8s1jBrPCXo

kmz
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...?a=kW1pWa4_0Vs

Let us see if that is any better. Dave

[Roy Corduroy]

Let us see if that is any better.

Yes it is Dave. The files in the first two links are easy to access. Thank you for going to the trouble of scanning and presenting the directories.

Roy

[protohistorian]

Yes it is Dave. The files in the first two links are easy to access. Thank you for going to the trouble of scanning and presenting the directories.

Roy

No worries on the scanning and presenting part. Thanks for letting me know I got the links right. Dave

[Simon Wood]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for all your hard work. I found exactly what I was looking for.

Regards,

Simon

[Debra A]

Excellent resource ,Dave, thanks for going to all this trouble , very much appreciated.

[protohistorian]

You are very welcome Deb and Simon. It was my pleasure. Dave

[protohistorian]

The e pdf

the e pdf is actually c. I am no longer in lawrence or have access to a pdf forming program. I have the scans however. I will respond to E questions until I get this sorted out. Dave

[protohistorian]

e scans

sorry, no pdf. Dave
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/%20e%2...nA,HTShCH5ORts

[protohistorian]

and in another form

Here are the scans from which the pdf's were made. This link is to jpg files. Dave
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/1888%2...?a=jx1xcxjWT-s

[protohistorian]

a point of order

in the most recent link, when two letters shate a page, like going from b to c, the very first of the c's will be found in the b file. Dave

[protohistorian]

an 1899 map of the jewish east end in kmz form

http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...?a=KgGOLv3XJ-U

[protohistorian]

same 1899 map of the jewish east end in jpg

http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...?a=1TguAIIU1aQ

[protohistorian]

a kmz of Mr. Bennets uber helpful map

Seriously, it was that good! Dave
http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...?a=Maa5tbq0YHE

[protohistorian]

a project for review

It is my hope that these kmz files could be useful to future researchers as well as a novice in need of a street gazetteer. The Files are zones 1 through 3. The overlay must be turned on for the points to make sense. The pins represent street locations on the overlay, and if the pin is clicked on, the appropriate page of the 1888 postal directory should appear. Give me some kind of feedback, as this is a labor intensive endeavor, and if it is not useful, or does not work like it does on my machine, I could invest my time in other ways, like inventing synthetic hairballs for ceramic cats. Dave

http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...2w,-70JLYT4DqI

[Roy Corduroy]

Good evening Dave,

Yes I have Google Earth working, and I followed your link,

http://www.humyo.com/10384938/kmz%20...2w,-70JLYT4DqI

I downloaded Zone 1 and opened that file.

The overlay must be turned on for the points to make sense.

What overlay, and how is it turned on?

The pins represent street locations on the overlay, and if the pin is clicked on, the appropriate page of the 1888 postal directory should appear

What pins? I don't see any. Do I make my own pins?

synthetic hairballs

Didn't see any of those either. I await further instruction from the bridge. Your ob serv,

Roy