Premium Quality Old Map Of London's Churches, Pubs And Schools In 1903 By Charles Booth - Westminster, City Of London, Southwark, Isle Of Dogs Series [4EuxtsQo]

Old Map of London's Landmarks by Charles Booth, 1903

Immerse yourself in the rich history of London with this exquisite Old Map of London's Churches, Pubs, and Schools in 1903 by Charles Booth. This detailed and authentic map captures the essence of the City of London, Westminster, Southwark, and the Isle of Dogs, showcasing the pivotal period in the early 20th century. Discover the transformation of the capital, where children were no longer expected to work, school attendance became mandatory, and the legal drinking age was just 14 years old.

Map Details and Specifications

This meticulously crafted map is a treasure trove of historical information. It highlights all places of religious worship, public elementary schools, and houses licensed to sell alcohol, providing a comprehensive view of London's social landscape in 1903. With a variety of sizes available, from 18x24in to a grand 47x70in, this map is perfect for both personal and professional spaces. Choose from a giclée print on acid-free archival matte paper or a beautifully framed option, featuring a simple black frame that complements any décor.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This map is more than just a visual artifact; it's a gift that keeps on giving. Ideal for history enthusiasts, London lovers, or anyone seeking a unique piece of art, it can serve as a birthday, Christmas, Father's Day, work leaving, or housewarming gift.

• Personalize your map with our map personalization service, as shown in the fifth listing image.
• Choose the size that best fits your space or contact us for custom sizes and framing options.

Not only does this map serve as a conversation starter, but it also allows you to delve into the past, learning about the evolution of London's institutions and landmarks. To ensure the best reading experience, we recommend opting for a larger map if you need to read the map easily.