Historical Map of Tudor London, c.1520: A detailed street map of... (Old House: British Historic Towns Atlas) (edition 2013)

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The capital city during the reign of Henry VIII around 1520, showing major streets, lanes, churches, great houses, monasteries and public buildings. This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion.

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Title:	Historical Map of Tudor London, c.1520: A detailed street map of... (Old House: British Historic Towns Atlas)
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Info:	Old House (2013), Edition: Pstr, Poster, 1 pages
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The capital city during the reign of Henry VIII around 1520, showing major streets, lanes, churches, great houses, monasteries and public buildings. This map reveals medieval London at its most impressive, before the city was overwhelmed by a massive population explosion.

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