Old London Trainline Map, 1899 - Railway Clearing House Chart - Early Piccadilly, Circle, District, Underground Tube Lines Size:A1 (594x841mm) another option would be this

another option would be this amazing map of the same area by Christopher Saxton in 1576

Eastgate Street

Brandon Hill is here - but in 1750 it was surrounded by fields still

The model in the listing image is holding the 16x16 inch (40x40cm) version of this map

Widely considered the greatest map of London ever made

Old London Trainline Map, 1899 - Railway Clearing House Chart - Early Piccadilly, Circle, District, Underground Tube Lines Size:A1 (594x841mm) another option would be thisThis fascinating, large format map of London was published in 1899 by the Railway Clearing House an organisation that had been set up to allow passengers and goods to travel across multiple railway networks, and make sure that the owners of those networks were fairly paid. The Railway Clearing House would go on to manage the interoperability of British railways until 1954 when most of its responsibilities were passed to the recently nationalised