Old Map of London and Environs in 1822 by Thompson - Isle of Dogs, Bermondsey, Deptford, Covent Garden, Westminster Seattle architectural history as well as Godmanchester

as well as Godmanchester

standing prominently before its later move to St George's Fields

or even a contemporary bar area

Its engaging blend of historical context and modern design makes it a standout piece for home offices

from humble beginnings to a thriving metropolis

Old Map of London and Environs in 1822 by Thompson - Isle of Dogs, Bermondsey, Deptford, Covent Garden, Westminster Seattle architectural history as well as GodmanchesterBy 1822, London was expanding faster than any city in Europe, swallowing villages and market gardens on every side of the old City and Westminster. It was this restless growth that the engraver Thompson set out to capture in his New Map of London and its Environs, published that year by the firm of Reeves & Hoare. The map was drawn from an original survey stretching some eight miles east to west and six and a quarter miles north to south, a scope wide