A new and Accurate plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, including new Roads & new Buildings, circa 1754, the British library collection houses a 1765 version of this map, a fine, rare, hand coloured map marking the various stairways down to the Thames prior to the building of bridges; Westminster, Blackfryers (sic) and London Bridges marked; map scale 3 inches: 880 yards or 1/2 mile; cartographer unknown, height 39 cm, width 66 cm
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