Docklands
St Pancras
London Bridge
London Geology
“The Lowest Class. Vicious, semi-criminal”
History of the River Thames
Ironmongers’ Hall
Tottenham and Farringdon Extension Railway
The Great Exhibition
Rocque’s plan of Kew Gardens
Views from Islington
Eighteenth century manuscript map of Shad Thames, London
Cruchley’s New Plan of London in Miniature
The Gordon Riots
Richmond Palace
Southwark from the North
Greenwood’s majestic large-scale plan of London
The Grand Entrance to Hyde Park
A revolution in data visualisation – First state of Beck’s iconic tube map
Trade card for maker of Philosophical Instruments
The River Thames
Reduction of Baugh’s large-scale map of Shropshire
A city of meat eaters
Early Stuart London
The first world map in a world atlas compiled and published by an Englishman
Overton’s issue of the Views from Islington
Trade card with a miniature map of Georgian Islington
The first European to enter Mecca and Medina
Arrowsmith’s map of the Bahamas
“Very nobly furnished, and… richly bound and gilded” (John Evelyn)
By BAUGH, Robert, August 1st 1811].
Docklands
St Pancras
London Bridge
London Geology
“The Lowest Class. Vicious, semi-criminal”
History of the River Thames
Ironmongers’ Hall
Tottenham and Farringdon Extension Railway
The Great Exhibition
Rocque’s plan of Kew Gardens
Views from Islington
Eighteenth century manuscript map of Shad Thames, London
Cruchley’s New Plan of London in Miniature
The Gordon Riots
Richmond Palace
Southwark from the North
Greenwood’s majestic large-scale plan of London
The Grand Entrance to Hyde Park
A revolution in data visualisation – First state of Beck’s iconic tube map
Trade card for maker of Philosophical Instruments
The River Thames
Reduction of Baugh’s large-scale map of Shropshire
A city of meat eaters
Early Stuart London
The first world map in a world atlas compiled and published by an Englishman
Overton’s issue of the Views from Islington
Trade card with a miniature map of Georgian Islington
The first European to enter Mecca and Medina
Arrowsmith’s map of the Bahamas
“Very nobly furnished, and… richly bound and gilded” (John Evelyn)
