George W. Bacon
London, 1905 c.
19 1/2 x 25 in
50 x 63 cm
50 x 63 cm
LDN6778
Large map of the city extending from the Isle of Dogs to Richmond, east to west, and from Highgate and Hampstead Heath to Streatham and Wimbledon, north to south. An...
Large map of the city extending from the Isle of Dogs to Richmond, east to west, and from Highgate and Hampstead Heath to Streatham and Wimbledon, north to south.
An early edition of Bacon’s map with the Victoria and Albert Museum still under its old name of the South Kensington Museum. The west and northwest are still relatively undeveloped and King’s Cross is named the Great North Railway Depot, right next to the Midland Railway Depot which became St. Pancras.
Printed colour. Two sheets joined.
An early edition of Bacon’s map with the Victoria and Albert Museum still under its old name of the South Kensington Museum. The west and northwest are still relatively undeveloped and King’s Cross is named the Great North Railway Depot, right next to the Midland Railway Depot which became St. Pancras.
Printed colour. Two sheets joined.
