A book, by author and illustrator David Fathers, has recently been published, on the Regent’s Canal. It’s an engaging little book, part route finder, part
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Highlighting the best London maps
A book, by author and illustrator David Fathers, has recently been published, on the Regent’s Canal. It’s an engaging little book, part route finder, part
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[Updated] This map of London districts, was intended to be used as a grand “masterplan” of how a post-WW2 London could look. Each district appears
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This is an extract of a map produced in 1928 for London Transport by Macdonald Gill. He produced many maps in this “flowery” style, including
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The same day that James received a historic picture map of London that we eventually dated to around 1908, mainly based on the appearance of
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I recently managed to get my hands on one of my favourite maps of London. It is produced by G.W. Bacon and Co. Ltd and
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The image above is a photo of part of a large map of London, created just after the Second World War and showing buildings that
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We probably don’t feature enough old maps of London on here – we tend to go for the latest glitzy maps, but to make up,
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After featuring many very modern maps on Mapping London thus far, it was a pleasure to hear about the Grand Map of London, produced by
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We were delighted to receive a copy of this rather brilliant new map from artist Julia Forte. It highlights the sort of things in the
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There is a shop in London that I always peer into when I walk past but have always resisted going in as it presented a
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A few months back I had the honour of being asked to approve the use of a couple of excerpts from my London Surname Map
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As a followup to yesterday’s article on the Soviet Cold War maps of London, above is an extract sent from the Landmark Information Group, which
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