In 1872, their first map appeared in the company’s “Railroad Guide.” Theirs was the first American company to produce maps ...

Rand McNally & Co., the world’s largest seller of maps, Monday exited bankruptcy protection after less than two months and is now under the majority ownership of Los Angeles-based buyout firm ...

Andrew McNally III, who led Rand McNally & Co., one of the world’s best-known map makers ... Get the latest news, events and more from the Los Angeles Times Book Club, and help us get L.A ...

Dalbis didn’t stop using paper atlases when online competitors like MapQuest and Yahoo Maps came into ... who now lives in Los Angeles, was a contract employee for Rand McNally during the ...

NEW YORK -- Rand McNally & Co., the world's largest seller of maps, filed today for Chapter ... to turn over a majority ownership stake to Los Angeles-based buyout firm Leonard Green & Partners ...

Rand McNally, America’s largest and most trusted map publisher, today announced the launch of the ... Joining other major publishers, such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, ...

But by the mid-1890s, Colton was kaput, succumbing to an upstart in Chicago called Rand McNally that had embraced a new technology that involved printing maps using wax-covered copper plates.

a founder and vice-president of the Rand-McNally Map Company of Chicago. Designed by Frederick Roehrig, the architect of Pasadena’s Castle Green, the house retains its nineteenth century opulence.