Old OS Map of Swansea, South Wales by Bartholomew, 1901: Neath, Carmarthen, Brecon, Tawe, Brecon Beacons van gogh The map reflects the post-World

The map reflects the post-World War II interest in cultural heritage and tourism in France

is highlighted on this map

This map was actually "used" in 1904 by a student who attended the World's Fair - you can see her Xs on the exhibits that she had visited

title and legend in place

as well as the locations of important historical events

Old OS Map of Swansea, South Wales by Bartholomew, 1901: Neath, Carmarthen, Brecon, Tawe, Brecon Beacons van gogh The map reflects the post-WorldSheet 27 Swansea, a distinguished creation by the renowned cartographer J. G. Bartholomew in 1901, stands as a testament to the artistry and precision of early 20th century mapmaking. This map, part of Bartholomew's flagship series, was meticulously designed to cater to cyclists and tourists, offering a detailed and visually appealing representation of the region. The half inch to the mile scale (1: 126,720) ensures that every feature, from the