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County Of London

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A delicately detailed map defining London at the turn of the nineteenth century showing those suburbs which, only 50 years earlier had been in the countryside. As such the map extends from Hammersmith to Woolwich and Highgate and Walthamstow to Bromley. The County of London was a county of England from 1889 to 1965, corresponding to the area known today as Inner London. It was created as part of the general introduction of elected county government in England, by way of the Local Government Act 1888.

region: London Maps & Plans

mapmaker: W. Mackenzie

place and date of publication: London c. 1900

medium and colour: lithograph, original colour
size in mm: 230 by 290mm (9 by 11.5 inches).

ref: 43942

Price: £ 100£ 50

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The Environs Of London by Weekly Dispatch / E.Weller price: £ 750£ 375	Untitled sheet 1a [Wealdstone, Edgware and Kenton..] by G. W. Bacon price: £ 100£ 50	London to Dover (section London, Greenwich, Erith, Dartford, Rochester) by D. Paterson price: £ 60£ 30
Untitled [Willesden, Hampstead] by G. W. Bacon price: £ 160£ 80

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County Of London

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