Rare Old Map of Singapore, 1917 - British Empire Colony, Pulau Ujong, Botanic Gardens, Marina, Bay cardiff Waverley Station is visible in
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Waverley Station is visible in the centre of the map - nowadays it's known as Edinburgh Waverley
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you can even see the Bastille - the prison that stood until it was stormed and destroyed in 1790
This is a beautiful and absolutely unique pictorial map of New Zealand by Macdonald Gill in 1943 that was commissioned by the UK's Ministry of Information during World War 2 to showcase the natural and industrial resources of the British Empire
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Rare Old Map of Singapore, 1917 - British Empire Colony, Pulau Ujong, Botanic Gardens, Marina, Bay cardiff Waverley Station is visible inAn exceptionally rare view of old Singapore, originally published in 1917 when the city (or town) was much less developed than it is today. A handy key in the bottom right corner tells you the landmarks and locations that can be found on this map, including the various hotels, banks, government buildings, and even the schools (St Anthony's School, Chinese Girls' School, etc.) In 1917 of course, Singapore was still a British Colony. There were lots of
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