You’ve read the blog, maybe you’ve read the book, now come and hear from the creators. A very special evening of talks will take place
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Highlighting the best London maps
You’ve read the blog, maybe you’ve read the book, now come and hear from the creators. A very special evening of talks will take place
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Ever thought we should be a book? Well, Modern London Maps, while unrelated to Mapping London, is probably quite close to the book that we
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The Map House, a wonderful gallery in Knightsbridge in central London which is itself over 100 years old, has just launched a month-long exhibition specifically
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Kew is one of London’s leafy surburban neighbourhoods. Situated on a long curve of the River Thames, ot is of course famous for Kew Gardens,
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The new map is the latest in a long line in attractively packaged, specialist maps from Blue Crow Media which highlight the locations of a
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The fifth book in a series by author/cartographer David Fathers, Diverse London takes forward the four previous books (three with a rivers theme and one
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London-based artist and globemaker Julia Forte was featured in one of Mapping London’s earliest posts – way back in 2011 we featured the Map of
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London’s railway terminus stations are major landmarks in the inner city – they form a ring around the city’s core are used by many, these
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From the desk of Blue Crow Media (we’ve featured several of their maps before) comes this new map of London, focusing on Postmodernism in the
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We’ve all had plenty of to explore our local areas, over the last year, with several lockdowns and other movement restrictions meaning that our local
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London has a long and gruesome history – indeed part of its tourist industry is focused on tours and attractions based on the “Jack the
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“Bloody London” is a new book by author, illustrator cartographer David Fathers. Previously writing about the Thames Path in London, the Regents’ Canal and London’s
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