Old Map of Bermuda by Speed, 1627: Hamilton, St. George's, Great Sound, Tribes, Compass Rose Size:20x28in (50x70cm) " the first modern atlas

" the first modern atlas of the world

This chart is the first example of its kind that we have ever seen

A notable highlight of Waugh's creation is the inclusion of the Mary Powell

including a well-preserved castle and a medieval timber-framed market square

and it is sure to be a conversation starter for anyone who sees it

Old Map of Bermuda by Speed, 1627: Hamilton, St. George's, Great Sound, Tribes, Compass Rose Size:20x28in (50x70cm) " the first modern atlasMappa Aestivarum Insularum alias Bermudas dictarum, or A Map of the Sommer Ilands once called Bermudas, is a masterful creation by the renowned cartographer John Speed, published in 1627. This exquisite map was compiled by Richard Norwood in 1622 and stands as the first English printed map to depict Bermuda divided into Tribes and Shares. These divisions were meticulously designated to represent the properties allocated to the 'Adventurers,' led by