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Lose yourself in the mapping

Posted on March 23, 2014 by BrownhillsBob

If you’re engaged in the local online community, you’ll have no doubt caught up with this already, but for those who haven’t, there’s a new historical mapping resource available online right now, free of charge, and it’s really rather special.Untitled 7 Continue reading →

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Following the map – those abbreviations in full

Posted on December 24, 2013 by BrownhillsBob

One of the good things about Christmas is having time to catch up with the posts I’ve been meaning to compile for ages – this one is a specific one that’s been needed since I started the blog really, and is a key to very large scale maps I use here on the blog.
Lichfield 1966
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