The Land of Make Believe c. 1920 "Capt Marcy") as well as

"Capt Marcy") as well as some major "wagon roads" in the West

Edward Hitchcock

Runways have been omitted

by Johnson and Browning

but a good portion of northwestern Italy

The Land of Make Believe c. 1920 "Capt Marcy") as well asThe Land of Make Believe At the recent landmark exhibit of the Festival of Maps in Chicago, the display included, toward the end of the show, this map of a imagined land by Jaro Hess. It is a compilation of nursery rhymes and fables all together in one map. Produce by artist and illustrator Jaro Hess, he is an interesting figure, born in Czechoslovakia and spending most of his life in the US. From steelworker to horticulturist to gardener and