Old Map of Los Angeles, 1932 - Pictorial Summer Olympics Chart - Beaches, Hollywood, Downtown, Pasadena Size:40x60in (100x150cm) that used to be the

that used to be the edge of town

The rest of London was mostly villages and towns surrounded by arable land - as you can see here

housewarming or Christmas gift for a world explorer - or perhaps someone interested in the history of cartography

The finest old map of Kent ever created - and also

Nablus and Haifa

Old Map of Los Angeles, 1932 - Pictorial Summer Olympics Chart - Beaches, Hollywood, Downtown, Pasadena Size:40x60in (100x150cm) that used to be theOne of the rarest, and certainly the finest old pictorial maps of Los Angeles. this birds eye view of LA was designed by K. M. Leuschner and published by Metropolitan Surveys in 1932. This map was originally published to celebrate the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, and you can clearly see the Olympic Village in Inglewood, Olympic Stadium near USC, Olympic Auditorium and Olympic Rowing Course. Of course, being a pictorial map, almost all of the