Old Map of Central London, 1951 - Festival of Britain, Royal Festival Hall, Landmarks, South Bank west end I can print this map

I can print this map at sizes up to 5 meters (16

you would get bonus points for giving one of these maps for a paper wedding anniversary

Many of the UK's first wireless and wired networks were operated by the General Post Office (GPO)

Take a look at the detailed listing images and marvel at the level of detail that can be found in this map

Old Map of Central London, 1951 - Festival of Britain, Royal Festival Hall, Landmarks, South Bank west end I can print this mapThis is a lovely, whimsical, pictorial map of London, published in 1951 by Lawrence Stone to celebrate the Festival of Britain. If you've ever wondered why that venue on the South Bank of the Thames is called The Royal Festival Hall it's because it was built for the Festival of Britain! The Festival of Britain was designed to raise the popularity of the Labour party at the time and also to remind millions of Brits that, you know, post war life isn't