London Poverty Map, 1889 by Charles Booth - Central, South, West, North, East - Old Historic City Wall Chart bath The Irish Free State had

The Irish Free State had just been created in southern Ireland a year earlier in 1922

engraved by Jodocus Hondius

and then folded up into a black leather book

My prints of this map are based on one of the finest examples of one of the best and rarest maps of England and Wales

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London Poverty Map, 1889 by Charles Booth - Central, South, West, North, East - Old Historic City Wall Chart bath The Irish Free State hadThis old, exceedingly rare map shows the aggregated view of Charles Booth's monumental work at the end of the 19th century to measure the level of poverty for some 4 million central London residents. This map was originally published in 1889 after years of surveys. If you zoom into the listing images, you can see that the base map is a fairly detailed map of London, including most major roads, railway stations, parks, landmarks and canals. Overlaid