Ferguson's Map of the Square and Stationary Earth 1893 (Flat Earth Map) Ready-to-Hang

Ferguson's Map of the Square and Stationary Earth by Adventure iDiaz has been entirely remastered & digitally restored. The known existing copies of the map reveal faded hand-painted colors on the map & we have corrected the fading & digitally restored the hand-painted beauty & grandeur. This Adventure iDiaz map measures 45"×36" & is a "must-have" for any Flat Earth enthusiast.

Professor Orlando Ferguson was born on November 6, 1846, near Du Quoin, Illinois, & moved to the Dakota Territory in the early 1880s to later settle in Hot Springs, South Dakota. He's most known today for his rendering of a map depicting the earth as being flat. The map was published in 1893, 1 year after the more famous Alexander Gleason New Standard Map of the World was published (1892). Ferguson's recent rise in cartographic popularity is credited to the press attention that was received when a copy of his "Map of the Square and Stationary Earth" was accepted by the Library of Congress in 2011.

The map is based on his Biblical worldview & interpretation of the Bible. The image depicts the four angles guarding the four corners of the earth & places Antarctica as the outer circle/wall holding in the waters of the earth. Several scriptures have been included on the map with reference to over four hundred passages of Scripture that condemn the flying earth/globe theory. The original map measures 32.28"×22.44" & its relief is shown by hachures.

Ferguson's Map of the Square & Stationary Earth by Adventure iDiaz has the following features:

• Restored - Ferguson's Square & Stationary Map (1893) has been digitally restored bringing color, detail, & accuracy to the forefront
• Depictions - an image of Orlando Ferguson; angels of the four corners of the earth; flying earth illustration; positioning of the moon, Polaris, & the sun; & scripture references
• Relief is shown by hachures
• Ready-to-Hang - comes with all hardware to hang in a home or office