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Your annotations raise a question: is the geography of the story limited to the north side of the river?
I also wonder... is this in fact the 1775 map from Mapco? There's a picture of Waterloo Bridge - not built until 1938. There was a bridge roughly in the same place, but it was called "Strand Bridge" and built in the 1810s.
Posted on 19 October 2014, 3:57 pm by Rebecca Nesvet | Permalink
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This is a great start for the Atlas.Your annotations raise a question: is the geography of the story limited to the north side of the river?
I also wonder... is this in fact the 1775 map from Mapco? There's a picture of Waterloo Bridge - not built until 1938. There was a bridge roughly in the same place, but it was called "Strand Bridge" and built in the 1810s.
Posted on 19 October 2014, 3:57 pm by Rebecca Nesvet | Permalink
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