Nautical trade routes stretch like so many lengths of string in this arresting visualization of intercontinental commerce in the 1800s. The map that emerges highlights not only several continents ...

The "handy map" idea lived on, though: In the early 20th century, some especially sprawl-y cities began to publicize their geographical wonders with maps that were, wittily and a little bit ...

Investigators are hoping to return a 19th century garden urn which was stolen from a back garden in Canterbury.

A REMARKABLE early 19th century map of London has emerged for sale revealing how the city has dramatically changed over the past two centuries. The detailed 1830 map produced by celebrated cartogra… ...

The Library of Congress has recently digitized a group of puzzle maps dating from the late 18 th to the early 20 th century. These “dissected maps” were the first generation of jigsaw puzzles ...

'Ancient' Christian silver cross worn by former Archbishop of Canterbury is exposed as a 19th century FAKE By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Updated: 19:54 EDT, 18 September 2008 ...

Users can now view a new historic map of Goochland County, which provides people the chance to see county maps from as early as the 19th century, according to the Library of Virginia.

A painting belonging to Canterbury's art gallery has been found to be more than 200 years older than previously thought.

Although the Calvinistic Methodists were organised upon all-Wales lines, the Established Church consisted of four westerly bishoprics of the archdiocese of Canterbury, with the Congregationalists ...

Canterbury Catch Club 1779-1865: its music and musicians Chris Price The Canterbury Catch Club lasted for almost a century, from 1779 to 1865.

Families are invited to explore William Morris’s version of The Canterbury Tales in an art gallery’s fun day. The 19th-century designer, social reformer and writer, born in Walthamstow ...

Users can now view a new historic map of Goochland County, which provides people the chance to see county maps from as early as the 19th century, according to the Library of Virginia.