Scott I've travelled over every mile of the Holy Land section of The Innocence Abroad for my book 'Innocence and War: Mark Twain's Holy Land Revisited.' If you send your e-mail address to strathcarron at mac dot com I can send you a spreadsheet detailing all the time, itinerary, map and research references. Ditto for his time in India if that's your next project! Funnily enough, the hardest one to push-pin down is my current project the Mississippi River; it just can't make up its mind where to flow - a predicament we have in common. Happy mapping, Ian www.twaintraveler.com On 4 May 2013, at 21:49, Scott Holmes <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > For those who may be interested in such things, I've plotted all the > points mentioned in the Quaker City Itinerary that could be found with > Google Maps. Kefr Hauwar remains in hiding although references do pop > up for it. I've differentiated between the Quaker City ports of call > and the additional sites visited by Mark Twain. I've much to do in the > way of filling out details and descriptions of these sites but they are > mapped. The first page of my Innocents Abroad pages > http://bscottholmes.com/twain/innocents > has a map of all the QC ports of call. The individual chapters have > maps of those sites related to the chapter (in as much as such > correlations can be made). > > David Fears, author of the Day By Day series, has been good enough to > send me a PDF of his 1867 entries, the year of the excursion. As time > allows, I will be adding additional points of interest and fleshing out > details. The site accepts comments, although I need to okay them before > they get published, so if you feel so inclined by all means make > comment. > > This site is not a commercial endeavor. It's sole purpose is to allow > me to exercise my brain in order to retain what little analytical skills > I have left. > > My thanks to all who have contacted me about this work.