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London: A Life in Maps — Now Open and Online

The British Library exhibition, “London: A Life in Maps,” is now open, both in real life and online. The virtual exhibition that Peter Barber referred to is now online as part of the overall London: A Life in Maps web site. Interesting to see that it presents the maps through a Google Maps interface. Via MapHist; see also Ed Parsons.

Previously: Peter Barber on “London: A Life in Maps”; More About “London: A Life in Maps”; London: A Life in Maps.

Posted on Sunday, November 26, 2006 at 4:03 PM
Categories: Antique Maps, Hacks & Mashups, London, London: A Life in Maps

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