A plan of London with all the new streets 1766 IN9150 some inevitably falling and sprawling

some inevitably falling and sprawling

Bird's Eye view of the London Grand Junction Railway from Skinner Street to Camden Town

A donkey for hire on Clapham Common

The original was probably painted from south side of west Smithfield - looking north to Smithfield Bar and St John Street

which took a lead in coordinating the work of all London's hospitals

A plan of London with all the new streets 1766 IN9150 some inevitably falling and sprawlingA plan of London with all the new streets, lanes and roads to this present year by John Rocque topographer to his Majesty. John Rocque collaborated with the engravers George Virtue and John Pine to produce this map of London and the surrounding countryside, which he began surveying in 1738. The map was published in 24 sheets and remains the most accurate plan of London produced during the 18th century. Rocque was a land surveyor and cartographer born