Old OS Map of Dumfries & Cumbria by Bartholomew, 1901: Border, Solway Firth, Carlisle, Hadrian's Wall, Skiddaw, Lochmaben Size:20x28in (50x70cm) detailed engravings of the Washington

detailed engravings of the Washington Monument and some scenes of a buffalo hunt are around the edges of the map

Many of the geopolitical borders that you see on this map would be dramatically shifted over the next few decades

Provo (1849): Named for the French-Canadian explorer Étienne Provost

Rugby (1086): Known worldwide as the birthplace of rugby football

The inclusion of cities and towns on this map

Old OS Map of Dumfries & Cumbria by Bartholomew, 1901: Border, Solway Firth, Carlisle, Hadrian's Wall, Skiddaw, Lochmaben Size:20x28in (50x70cm) detailed engravings of the WashingtonSheet 2 Solway District, crafted by the esteemed cartographer J. G. Bartholomew in 1901, is a masterful representation of the British Isles at a half inch to the mile scale. Bartholomew, often hailed as "the Prince of Cartographers," brought his unparalleled expertise and aesthetic sensibility to this map, making it a flagship piece in his celebrated series. The map's meticulous detail and clarity made it a favorite among cyclists and tourists of the