Old Map of the Great Fire of London in 1667 by John Leake & George Vertue - London Bridge, Westminster, River Thames, St Paul's Cathedral, Southwark Size:9x18in (23x45cm) told through the lens of

told through the lens of cartography

showing the gradual growth of the empire over 500 years

Fremont and Sunnyvale - with arrows pointing to Palo Alto and Los Altos off the edge of the map

Dorset's undulating terrain

In the MPU he made a range of pamphlets

Old Map of the Great Fire of London in 1667 by John Leake & George Vertue - London Bridge, Westminster, River Thames, St Paul's Cathedral, Southwark Size:9x18in (23x45cm) told through the lens ofThis wonderful old map of the Great Fire of London was originally published in 1667. It was created by John Leake & George Vertue. This map is a historic document that depicts the aftermath of the Great Fire of London in 1666. The fire, which lasted for four days, destroyed much of the city, including over 13,000 homes and 87 churches. The map shows the extent of the damage, with black ink indicating the areas that were destroyed and red ink