Geographia Ltd.
44 x 59 cm
Large public events often inspired London Transport to trial unique Underground map designs. This map was published to guide the crowds of well-wishers visiting London for the coronation of King George VI in 1937. A near-identical map was later produced in 1953 for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation as well. The map focuses on Central London and the areas closed to traffic surrounding the Coronation Procession. The roads which remained open for guests invited to the Coronation at Westminster Abbey are highlighted, though quite how many of those guests would have needed a public transport map is unclear.
Printed colour. Framed. [LDN7317]