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London Railways Map 1897
Old House Books, Folded Map,
A coloured map showing how the earliest commuters travelled to work. Details branch lines, underground lines, tram lines, mainline and suburban stations. London had become the world's greatest commercial centre and people were able to live in the healthier suburbs and travel into the city to work. The Victorians were passionate railway builders an ...
Old House Books, Folded Map,
A coloured map showing how the earliest commuters travelled to work. Details branch lines, underground lines, tram lines, mainline and suburban stations. London had become the world's greatest commercial centre and people were able to live in the healthier suburbs and travel into the city to work. The Victorians were passionate railway builders an ...
London Railways Paper Wall Map 1897
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 540 x 725mm
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to the inch in nine sheets. 1897, the year in which these maps first appeared in The Royal English Atlas, was one of great celebration for it marked the Diamond Jubilee of Britains longest reigning monarch, Queen Victoria. But there was much more to celebrate than her continuing occupancy of the throne as ...
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 540 x 725mm
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to the inch in nine sheets. 1897, the year in which these maps first appeared in The Royal English Atlas, was one of great celebration for it marked the Diamond Jubilee of Britains longest reigning monarch, Queen Victoria. But there was much more to celebrate than her continuing occupancy of the throne as ...
London West Poverty 1889, Booths Descriptive Map
Old House Books, Folded Map, 910 x 700mm flat
How wealthy were your forebears? Two maps of Victorian London coloured street by street to show the lifestyle of the inhabitants from the wealthy upper classes to the vicious and semi-criminal lowest class. A century after the start of the Industrial Revolution the Victorians finally began to turn their attention to matters of social conscience.
Old House Books, Folded Map, 910 x 700mm flat
How wealthy were your forebears? Two maps of Victorian London coloured street by street to show the lifestyle of the inhabitants from the wealthy upper classes to the vicious and semi-criminal lowest class. A century after the start of the Industrial Revolution the Victorians finally began to turn their attention to matters of social conscience.
Oarsmans & Anglers River Thames Map 1893 Folded Map
Old House Books, Folded Map, Scale 1:63 000, 2555 x 155mm
The Oarsman's & Angler's map of the River Thames from its source to London Bridge. Very detailed, one inch to the mile and over 8 feet in length, it shows all 164 miles. Riverside towns and villages are marked with historical information and details of the locks. For fishermen, the best pools where trout, pike, perch and others were to be found. F ...
Old House Books, Folded Map, Scale 1:63 000, 2555 x 155mm
The Oarsman's & Angler's map of the River Thames from its source to London Bridge. Very detailed, one inch to the mile and over 8 feet in length, it shows all 164 miles. Riverside towns and villages are marked with historical information and details of the locks. For fishermen, the best pools where trout, pike, perch and others were to be found. F ...
River Thames Paper Wall Map 1893
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 635 x 975 mm (25 x 38 inches)
Explore Britain's best loved waterway with the map that must surely have been used by the Three Men in a Boat. Very detailed, one inch to the mile and over 8 feet in length, it shows all 164 miles from the source to London. Riverside towns and villages are marked with historical information and details of the locks and how to operate them. For fish ...
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 635 x 975 mm (25 x 38 inches)
Explore Britain's best loved waterway with the map that must surely have been used by the Three Men in a Boat. Very detailed, one inch to the mile and over 8 feet in length, it shows all 164 miles from the source to London. Riverside towns and villages are marked with historical information and details of the locks and how to operate them. For fish ...
School Atlas 1924
Old House Books, Hardback, 76 pp, 280 x 220 mm
A nostalgic trip back to the days when learning geography involved exploring a world quite different from the one we live in today and when British influence was still a force for good around the globe.
An atlas that revisits the classroom of yesteryear and reminds us of how the world used to be. Packed with memories of what seemed so im ...
Old House Books, Hardback, 76 pp, 280 x 220 mm
A nostalgic trip back to the days when learning geography involved exploring a world quite different from the one we live in today and when British influence was still a force for good around the globe.
An atlas that revisits the classroom of yesteryear and reminds us of how the world used to be. Packed with memories of what seemed so im ...
Southern Railway Route Map 1924
Old House Books, Folded Map, 620 x 930 mm
The main railway line from London Waterloo to the Atlantic coast of Devon and Cornwall was never planned as a complete through route. Somehow it just grew and, over a sixty year period to the end of the 19th century, took in the cathedral cities of Salisbury and Exeter before spreading north, west and to parts of East Devon to become one of the mos ...
Old House Books, Folded Map, 620 x 930 mm
The main railway line from London Waterloo to the Atlantic coast of Devon and Cornwall was never planned as a complete through route. Somehow it just grew and, over a sixty year period to the end of the 19th century, took in the cathedral cities of Salisbury and Exeter before spreading north, west and to parts of East Devon to become one of the mos ...
The City of London Five Hundred Years Ago (c1520) Folded Map
Old House Books, Folded Map, 940 x 615 mm
This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion. In the course of the sixteenth century the number of Londoners grew from 50,000 to 200,000. At the same time the City's thirty monastic houses were dissolved, their buildings sold and their gardens covered with cramped and poo ...
Old House Books, Folded Map, 940 x 615 mm
This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion. In the course of the sixteenth century the number of Londoners grew from 50,000 to 200,000. At the same time the City's thirty monastic houses were dissolved, their buildings sold and their gardens covered with cramped and poo ...
The City of London Five Hundred Years Ago (c1520) Wall Map
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 930 x 600 mm
This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion. In the course of the sixteenth century the number of Londoners grew from 50,000 to 200,000. At the same time the City's thirty monastic houses were dissolved, their buildings sold and their gardens covered with cramped and poo ...
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 930 x 600 mm
This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion. In the course of the sixteenth century the number of Londoners grew from 50,000 to 200,000. At the same time the City's thirty monastic houses were dissolved, their buildings sold and their gardens covered with cramped and poo ...
The Great Fire of London Map 1666 Folded Map
Old House Books, Folded Map, 400 x 585mm
The Great Fire of London started at the kings bakery in Pudding Lane in the early hours of 2nd September 1666. Before the last flames were extinguished, 5 days later, 436 acres, 13,200 houses and 87 churches, including St.Pauls Cathedral, lay in ruins. This pictorial map was commissioned by The Lord Mayor to plan the reconstruction. It shows the ...
Old House Books, Folded Map, 400 x 585mm
The Great Fire of London started at the kings bakery in Pudding Lane in the early hours of 2nd September 1666. Before the last flames were extinguished, 5 days later, 436 acres, 13,200 houses and 87 churches, including St.Pauls Cathedral, lay in ruins. This pictorial map was commissioned by The Lord Mayor to plan the reconstruction. It shows the ...
The Great Fire of London Map 1666 Paper Wall Map
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 400 x 585 mm
The Great Fire of London started at the kings bakery in Pudding Lane in the early hours of 2nd September 1666. Before the last flames were extinguished, 5 days later, 436 acres, 13,200 houses and 87 churches, including St.Pauls Cathedral, lay in ruins. This pictorial map was commissioned by The Lord Mayor to plan the reconstruction. It shows the ...
Old House Books, Paper Wall Map, 400 x 585 mm
The Great Fire of London started at the kings bakery in Pudding Lane in the early hours of 2nd September 1666. Before the last flames were extinguished, 5 days later, 436 acres, 13,200 houses and 87 churches, including St.Pauls Cathedral, lay in ruins. This pictorial map was commissioned by The Lord Mayor to plan the reconstruction. It shows the ...
The Great Western Railway Map 1924 (Scrolled) : Paddington to Penzance
Old House Books, Scrolled Map, 2220 x 155 mm
This map traces the 305 mile journey from Paddington to Penzance with descriptions of what could be seen from the window of The Cornish Riviera Express and information about the line, its construction and its use in the great days of steam.
Few other journeys conjure up such an air of romance as The Great Western Railway route from Londo ...
Old House Books, Scrolled Map, 2220 x 155 mm
This map traces the 305 mile journey from Paddington to Penzance with descriptions of what could be seen from the window of The Cornish Riviera Express and information about the line, its construction and its use in the great days of steam.
Few other journeys conjure up such an air of romance as The Great Western Railway route from Londo ...
Victorian England & Wales Map 1897: Central England 5
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Portrait orientation)
Index Map
Covers the area from Manchester (East) in the North East corner of the map, south to Chippenham, including Worcester and Tewkesbury on the Eastern edge of the map, west as far as Lincoln, and Caister, Huntingdon, Hertford and most of London.
Early coloured Ordna ...
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Portrait orientation)
Index Map
Covers the area from Manchester (East) in the North East corner of the map, south to Chippenham, including Worcester and Tewkesbury on the Eastern edge of the map, west as far as Lincoln, and Caister, Huntingdon, Hertford and most of London.
Early coloured Ordna ...
Victorian England & Wales Map 1897: Central South 8
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Landscape orientation)
Index Map
Covers the area from Barnstaple, Okehampton and Exmouth in the West to Maidenhead, Wokingham and Chichester in the East, with Bristol and Reading in the north, down to the south coast including the Isle of Wight.
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to t ...
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Landscape orientation)
Index Map
Covers the area from Barnstaple, Okehampton and Exmouth in the West to Maidenhead, Wokingham and Chichester in the East, with Bristol and Reading in the north, down to the south coast including the Isle of Wight.
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to t ...
Victorian England & Wales Map 1897: East Anglia 6
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Portrait orientation)
Index Map
Covers South East Lincolnshire, Huntingdonshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, most of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, and Essex.
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to the inch in nine sheets. 1897, the year in which these maps first appeared in The Roy ...
Old House Books, Folded Map 630 x 950 mm (unfolded - Portrait orientation)
Index Map
Covers South East Lincolnshire, Huntingdonshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, most of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, and Essex.
Early coloured Ordnance Survey Maps 4 miles to the inch in nine sheets. 1897, the year in which these maps first appeared in The Roy ...


