Maps of London
London, 1548, Sebastian Muenster
This decorative map from more than a century ago, on view at Britannia Internet Magazine, can be purchased from the Antique Maps and Prints website.Tudor London
A screen-size map of the city in the 16th century is accompanied by a much larger version suitable for printing at the Compendium of Common Knowledge. Downloading the larger map for printing from a graphics program is recommended.
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