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15 miles Round London in 1786

John Cary’s 50 page, one inch to the mile pocket atlas of the country 15 miles round London in 1786 (the time of George III), with a 4,000 name index of places and property owners. These CDs of maps of London are unique.

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A-Z of Edwardian London

by Ann Saunders - Editor

Between the 1888 and c 1912 editions of Bacon’s 'New Large-Scale Ordnance Atlas of London & Suburbs' Greater London grew more than 28% in population. The area loosely termed ‘London’ expanded similarly.

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A-Z of Victorian London

by Ralph Hyde

This book enables readers to find their way around London as it was one hundred years ago, the index showing every street, road, lane, wharf or public building.

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Find Your Way Round Early Georgian London (1720)

Find your way round early Georgian London. London Ward & Parish Maps and Topographical Prints from John Strype's 1720 edition of John Stow's Survey of London and Westminster, with an index of 4,700 street and place names.

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Find Your Way Round Late Victorian London (1891)

Edward Stanford’s 24 sheet, 6 inch to the mile Library Map of London and its Suburbs, 1891 edition, with an index of over 24,000 street and other names.

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Find Your Way Round London c.1830

Christopher and John Greenwood’s 6 sheeet, 8 inch to the mile map of London c.1830, with an index of over 8,500 street and place names. These CDs of maps of London are unique.

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Find Your Way Round London in 1799

Richard Horwood's 32 sheet 26 inch to the mile, 1799 map of London, Westminster and Southwark with an index of more than 6,000 street and place names. Each house in each street is numbered to the extent that they were numbered.

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Find Your Way Round Mid-Georgian London (1746)

Find your way round Mid-Georgian London. John Rocque’s 24 sheet 26 inch to the mile, 1746 map of London, Westminster and Southwark with an index of more than 5,500 street and place names. This map is based on Rocque’s original survey at the time.

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Find Your Way Round Mid-Victorian London (1862)

Edward Stanford’s 24 sheet, 6 inch to the mile Library Map of London and its Suburbs, 1862. The most important map of mid-Victorian London, with an index of over 18,000 street and other names.

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London 1805-1822 Historical Map

Created from four Ordnance Survey Old Series maps first published between 1805 and 1822 re-projected to match Ordnance Survey Landranger®.

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