Old Bird’s Eye Map of Toronto by Wesbroom, 1886: Queen’s Park, Harbour, St. James Cathedral, University, Exhibition Grounds Size:12x18in (30x45cm) Jouffroy's mapmaking prowess is showcased

Jouffroy's mapmaking prowess is showcased through the elegant design and thematic focus of this map

24 pieces is more authentic

This delicate portrayal captures the subtle beauty and elegant poise of the Grass Finch nestled amongst natural foliage

Rivers such as the Danube and the Drava

This nautical chart is more than just a map

Old Bird’s Eye Map of Toronto by Wesbroom, 1886: Queen’s Park, Harbour, St. James Cathedral, University, Exhibition Grounds Size:12x18in (30x45cm) Jouffroy's mapmaking prowess is showcasedThe City of Toronto map, created in 1886 by the Toronto Lithographing Company under the direction of William Nathaniel Wesbroom, stands as a remarkable visual document of a city on the rise. This original birds eye view offers a sweeping panorama from the vantage of Lake Ontario, capturing Torontos transformation during the late Victorian era. The maps title alone evokes a sense of civic pride and ambition, a testament to the citys burgeoning status