Old Map of Wiltshire in 1801 by John Cary - Swindon, Salisbury, Marlborough, Stonehenge, Trowbridge ealing I can print very large

I can print very large versions of this map up to 4 meters (160 inches) wide

large prints of this map up to 100 inches (250cm) tall

Leighton Buzzard

This wonderful old map of the history of World War 2 was originally published in 1942

Zoom in and see if your local train station is visible on the map - or message me if you want me to check for you

Old Map of Wiltshire in 1801 by John Cary - Swindon, Salisbury, Marlborough, Stonehenge, Trowbridge ealing I can print very largeThis wonderful old map of Wiltshire was originally published in 1801. It was created by John Cary. Located in the southwest of England, Wiltshire is bordered by Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire and Gloucestershire. Wiltshire is famous for its prehistoric monuments, most famously Stonehenge (Wiltshire has more than any other county in England). Wiltshire is also home to the "White Horses", patches of white chalk visible on hills which have been carved out