Old Map of Moscow by Ivan Marchenkov, 1789: Kremlin, St Basil's Cathedral, Red Square, Moskva River, Zamoskvorechye Finish:Map This here is sheet 18

This here is sheet 18

with a Norwegian man hunting a walrus and a seal and an indigenous man of Greenland holding a kayak

Washington and Easton

Some of the locations on this map include: Washington

Handforth (13th century): Known for its rich textile history and its historic Deanwater Hotel

Old Map of Moscow by Ivan Marchenkov, 1789: Kremlin, St Basil's Cathedral, Red Square, Moskva River, Zamoskvorechye Finish:Map This here is sheet 18This rare and fascinating map of Moscow was created by Ivan Marchenkov in 1789. It depicts the city in great detail, showing its streets, buildings, and waterways. The map is also adorned with beautiful illustrations of some of Moscow's most iconic landmarks, such as the Kremlin, the Moscow River, and the Yauza River. The map is particularly interesting because it provides a snapshot of Moscow at a time when it was undergoing rapid transformation. In