Old Map of Before the Great Fire of London, 1667 by Blome - Westminster Abbey, Scotland Yard, Charring Cross, London Bridge cape town but looks great at all

but looks great at all sizes

Aside from the routes

and the Hagia Sophia church/mosque

Houston Street and Spring Street

large prints of this map up to 100 inches (254cm)

Old Map of Before the Great Fire of London, 1667 by Blome - Westminster Abbey, Scotland Yard, Charring Cross, London Bridge cape town but looks great at allThis wonderful old map of London was originally published in 1667. It was created by Richard Blome. A city plan map of London before the catastrophe of 1666. The Great Fire of London, which started in a bakery shop in Pudding Lane, spread across the city and destroyed over 13,000 houses and Old St Paul's Cathedral. Due to closely built properties and wood used to construct homes, the fire spread quickly, lasting five days and destroying 80% of London.