Old Map of Sussex in 1801 by John Cary - Brighton, Hastings, Eastbourne, Preston, Dumford connacht Newmarket and Haverhill

Newmarket and Haverhill

Cambridge: The map's focal point

This wonderful old map of the Alps was originally published in 1874

in its original black and white monochrome shows the ancient county of the West Riding of Yorkshire as it was in 1611

and Batavia are shown on the left edge of the map

Old Map of Sussex in 1801 by John Cary - Brighton, Hastings, Eastbourne, Preston, Dumford connacht Newmarket and HaverhillThis wonderful old map of Sussex was originally published in 1801. It was created by John Cary. This old map of Sussex, created by John Cary in 1801, provides a fascinating glimpse into the county's rich history. At the time this map was made, Sussex was a thriving agricultural region, with numerous small towns and villages scattered throughout the countryside. Some of the most notable landmarks on the map include the ancient town of Lewes, which was