George Philip & Son Ltd.
New Plan of London, 1900 c
19 ½ x 29 in
49 x 74 cm
49 x 74 cm
LDN7369
Brightly coloured attractive map of London at the turn of the 20th century. The map shows the new 'art gallery' in place of the Millbank Penitentiary but the Victoria and...
Brightly coloured attractive map of London at the turn of the 20th century.
The map shows the new "art gallery" in place of the Millbank Penitentiary but the Victoria and Albert Museum is still called the South Kensington Museum dating this map to c.1900.
Geographically, it extends from Brook Green to the West India Docks from west to east and from Highbury Fields to Denmark Hill north to south. Original colour. [LDN7369]
The map shows the new "art gallery" in place of the Millbank Penitentiary but the Victoria and Albert Museum is still called the South Kensington Museum dating this map to c.1900.
Geographically, it extends from Brook Green to the West India Docks from west to east and from Highbury Fields to Denmark Hill north to south. Original colour. [LDN7369]
