Old London Maps is a gem of a collection of antique maps and engravings depicting London from medieval times to the nineteenth century. Greenwood’s map of London (pictured at right; see previous entry) is there, as are many others. Thanks to Rich Owings for the link.
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Many thanks for the link! It is lovely to get some feedback after all the long hours we’ve put into the site. From late June many more maps and views will be added. :)
Sara on May 23, 2006 at 3:35 PM