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Old Map of London (All) Twenty Four Miles Round London circa 1859

THIS IS A REBUBLISHED MAP LAID ONTO CLOTH

Ref: Lon022, 1859, Edward Mogg

'Mogg's Twenty-Four Miles Round London' circa 1859.

Extent: Ware, Stanford-le-Hope, Dorking, Windsor

The Great Exhibition in Hyde Park was over, and the Crystal Palace had been removed to Sydenam in Kent. To take advantage of the move and sell his map to excursionists, Mogg updated a map he first published in 1805. Edward Mogg was a cartographer who flourished in the early to mid-19th century. He worked from 51 Charing Cross and engraved and published a number of fine maps of London.

When this map was published:

In Britain, Charles Darwin publishes "Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection." In America, the first oil well is drilled, and Queensland becomes a separate colony in Australia. London's population had now risen to around 2,800,000.

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