Old Map of Lancashire in 1611 by John Speed - Manchester, Liverpool, Furness and Windermere Kensington map the Pasadena and Vicinity Road

the Pasadena and Vicinity Road Map Poster captures more than navigational data—it preserves the essence of exploration in an era when automobiles embodied freedom and opportunity

with new terraced housing and the trappings of Victorian suburban life sitting directly alongside farmland that had not yet been built over

and Fraserburgh appears on the northern coast among the fishing settlements that would later grow into major herring ports

a festive Christmas present for family who grew up around Attercliffe or Ecclesall

Old Map of Lancashire in 1611 by John Speed - Manchester, Liverpool, Furness and Windermere Kensington map the Pasadena and Vicinity RoadJohn Speed included this map of Lancashire in his Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine, published in 1611 and widely regarded as the first county atlas of England and Wales to combine detailed maps with descriptive text and town plans. What sets this particular sheet apart is Speed's treatment of Lancashire's detached northern district, known historically as Lancashire over the Sands, a stretch of land separated from the rest of the county by