Large scale town plan of Victorian London

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WYLD, James.

Wyld's New Plan of London and Its Vicinity.

London, 1869. Lithograph. Original colour. Dissected and laid on linen, as issued, total 750 x 1140mm.

Stock #: 24117

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Detailed map of London, extending to Highgate, West Ham, Greenwich, Brixton, Barnes & Chiswick. The new railways have been kept up to date, with the addition of St Pancras Station. The proposed site of Albert Bridge, opened 1873, is marked with dotted lines.

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