Old English County Map Collection
Step back in time with these stunning old English county maps
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Step back in time with these stunning old English county maps. From the intricate details of Hertfordshire in 1611 by John Speed to the picturesque landscapes of Worcestershire in 1836 by Thomas Moule, each map tells a unique story of its region. Travel through history as you explore Cornwall's rich heritage on John Speed's 1611 map, or delve into Shropshire's past on Thomas Moule's 1836 depiction. Lancashire comes alive with vibrant colors and intricate illustrations on Speed's masterpiece from the same year. Discover Yorkshire like never before with multiple maps capturing different aspects of this diverse county. Whether it is Johan Blaeu's detailed Atlas Novus representation of the East Riding in 1648 or John Speed's iconic West Riding map from 1611, each offers a glimpse into Yorkshire’s fascinating history. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire come together under John Speed's skilled hand in his beautifully crafted maps from 1611. These historical gems provide valuable insights into the regions' development over time. Suffolk shines brightly on Thomas Moule’s meticulously drawn map from 1836, showcasing its charming towns and idyllic countryside. And let us not forget Gloucestershire - Johan Blaeu brings this county to life with his exquisite rendering from his Atlas Novus collection dating back to 1648. These they are more than just geographical representations; they are windows into our past, offering glimpses into how these areas have evolved throughout centuries. So take a journey through time and immerse yourself in the beauty and intricacy of these captivating cartographic treasures.