George W. Bacon
Map of the Golf Courses around London, 1907 c.
30 ½ x 40 ½ in
77 x 103 cm
77 x 103 cm
LDN6233
Rare folding map of the environs of London showing the location of golf courses around and in the capital in the early 20th century. The addition of the golf courses...
Rare folding map of the environs of London showing the location of golf courses around and in the capital in the early 20th century.
The addition of the golf courses was supervised by William Stanford, son of the famous cartographer Edward Stanford. William was manager of Bacon's retail premises at the time and judging by the care and accuracy in producing this map, possibly a keen golfer. Printed colour. Folded. [LDN6233]
The addition of the golf courses was supervised by William Stanford, son of the famous cartographer Edward Stanford. William was manager of Bacon's retail premises at the time and judging by the care and accuracy in producing this map, possibly a keen golfer. Printed colour. Folded. [LDN6233]
