Old Map of Lancashire in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Oldham, Manchester, Liverpool, Preston, Blackburn Size:18x24 inch - UNFRAMED which received its market rights

which received its market rights in 1332

it is sure to spark conversation and admiration

Hartlepool is shown as an old fishing town on the coast

and regal heraldry—bringing to life a realm perched on the edge of European knowledge

The careful process ensures that both historical accuracy and artistic integrity are maintained

Old Map of Lancashire in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Oldham, Manchester, Liverpool, Preston, Blackburn Size:18x24 inch - UNFRAMED which received its market rightsBy 1844 Lancashire had already remade itself twice over. The county that John Speed and Willem Blaeu had mapped in earlier centuries as a landscape of market towns and grazing land had, within a single lifetime, become the engine room of the Industrial Revolution, and Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary map captured that transformed county rather than its earlier incarnation. Lewis's dictionary entries for Lancashire read less like descriptions of