Big Old Map of London by Bacon, 1890 - Rare Folding Wall Chart of Victorian England british empire We can use sections of

We can use sections of three wonderfully high resolution maps on this face mask: Charles Booth's London Map of Poverty (1898)

such as New College

based on actual geological surveys by Professor Henry Darwin Rogers and published by AK Johnston in 1856

A rare view of England & Wales' full railway system

the Hollenbeck

Big Old Map of London by Bacon, 1890 - Rare Folding Wall Chart of Victorian England british empire We can use sections ofThis is one of the finest, most detailed and attractive maps of London from the peak of Victorian England, published by George Washington Bacon in 1890 (yes, he was an American!) This map, as you can see, is a folding map designed for people visiting London. Look closely and you'll see circles emanating from the centre of the map they are in fact, half mile circles from Charing Cross. The map covers most of the central London boroughs, from Battersea