Dan Patterson is a photographer, graphic designer, and film maker. He has published over 40 books, mostly about aviation history. Dan is a lifelong resident of Ohio and has a fascination with the rich history of one of the first states formed after the American revolution.Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Clinton Terry teaches American History and Liberal Studies at Mercer University in Georgia. His research and teaching interests revolve around the social history of economic and technological development in 19th century America.

Highly readable and beautifully illustrated, Surveying Early America highlights the central role surveying played in the founding and defination of the U.S. while also bringing to life a formative period in the growth of one of the greatest founders, George Washington. -- Edward G. Lengel, professor at the University of Virginia and as a scholar in residence at Colonial Williamsburg.

Dan Patterson is a photographer, graphic designer, and film maker. He has published over 40 books, mostly about aviation history. Dan is a lifelong resident of Ohio and has a fascination with the rich history of one of the first states formed after the American revolution.Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Clinton Terry teaches American History and Liberal Studies at Mercer University in Georgia. His research and teaching interests revolve around the social history of economic and technological development in 19th century America.

Highly readable and beautifully illustrated, Surveying Early America highlights the central role surveying played in the founding and defination of the U.S. while also bringing to life a formative period in the growth of one of the greatest founders, George Washington. -- Edward G. Lengel, professor at the University of Virginia and as a scholar in residence at Colonial Williamsburg.