Adams Time Chart Map of History Book: 23' Fold-Out 6,000 Yrs Bible World

In 1871, Sebastian C. Adams published a chart he had spent years drawing by hand. Unfolded, it ran twenty-three feet and carried six thousand years of biblical and world history side by side—the same Ussher chronology that shaped how generations of North American families read the Bible and the world together. This edition brings that chart back into homes, classrooms, and church libraries. Twenty-one panels open into one continuous timeline, from Creation to the late 19th century. Handwritten commentary and period artwork keep the 19th-century voice alive. Read it panel by panel like a book, or stretch it across a table and let the whole story appear at once. Homeschool families use it as a spine for world history. Bible study groups unfold it on a long table. Parents tell us their kids keep it open on the floor, tracing the line from Adam to Abraham to David to Christ. It is a timeline poster, a world history wall chart, a family heirloom, and a gift that says: here is the whole story, from the beginning, in your hands.