Old Map of Yorkshire by Samuel Lewis, 1844: Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Kingston upon Hull, and York Finish:Framed map Larne (12th century): A coastal

Larne (12th century): A coastal town and seaport known for its picturesque scenery and ferry connections to Scotland

Please note that the 24x24 inch unframed map has white strips either side that can be easily snipped off - or they may help you with framing

Dundonald is notable for its historic castle and connections to Scottish settlers

known for its connection to the Irish literary figure Oliver Goldsmith

mostly focusing on flights to parts of the British Empire

Old Map of Yorkshire by Samuel Lewis, 1844: Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Kingston upon Hull, and York Finish:Framed map Larne (12th century): A coastalStep back in time with this breathtaking, meticulously detailed map of Yorkshire from 1844, crafted by the revered mapmaker Samuel Lewis. This work of art meticulously depicts Yorkshire's historic county boundaries in a time where many of its towns and cities were in the early stages of their industrial ascent. It's a window into an age gone by, where some modern cities may not have yet existed, or existed under a different name, providing an