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Immerse yourself in the history of Dublin with this meticulously restored 1851 city plan, an exquisite cartographic piece that captures the detailed urban structure of Ireland’s capital. This vintage map...

The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge commissioned this plan of Dublin from William Barnard Clarke, an architect and cartographer who produced several city plans for the Society alongside...

1851 was the year London staged the Great Exhibition, and it was for the accompanying wave of interest in geography that the publisher John Tallis commissioned his Illustrated Atlas of...

Samuel Lewis compiled his Topographical Dictionary of Ireland as a reference work first and an atlas second, but the 1846 edition of that dictionary came with a full set of...

This is a beautifully restored reproduction of an exceedingly rare seventeenth-century map of Ireland, titled in Latin Hibernia Regnum, or 'The Kingdom of Ireland'. It was engraved and hand-coloured by...

This map of Dublin was engraved by W.B. Clark for the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, an educational body founded in London in the 1820s that published affordable,...

This charming reproduction reproduces a richly illustrated pictorial map of the British Isles first published in 1939 by the American artist Ernest Dudley Chase. Chase trained as a graphic artist...

This sheet was published in 1618 by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg as part of their monumental town-atlas Civitates Orbis Terrarum — 'Cities of the World' — a series that...

This map of Ireland was created by John Speed and engraved by Jodocus Hondius, first published in 1611 as part of Speed's landmark county atlas, The Theatre of the Empire...

This map of Ireland was published in 1611 by John Speed as part of his celebrated Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine, and remains one of the most beautiful...

Published in 1837 by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, this hand-coloured map, engraved by B.R. Davies for the publishers Baldwin and Cradock, sets out 'The Environs of...

This is a hand-coloured Victorian map of Ireland from 1851, created by the mapmakers John Tallis and Rapkin. By mid-century, Ireland was deeply integrated into the United Kingdom, and this...

Few maps carry as much historical weight as this one: Sir William Petty's map of Ireland, published in 1685 and built from survey work he had completed decades earlier as...

This stunning 1883 antique map of Ireland provides a detailed view of the country’s political and geographical divisions during the 19th century. Featuring major cities such as Dublin, Cork, and...

This large-format map was created in 1837 by Richard John Griffith for the Railway Commissioners, and was originally titled A General Map of Ireland. Griffith was Ireland's foremost geological surveyor...

This full colour map shows Ireland as it appeared in 1798, created and published by William Faden, a leading mapmaker of his time and official geographer to King George III....

This full colour map shows Ireland as it appeared in 1872, engraved by G.H. Swanston and published by A. Fullarton & Co. Nearly every town, village, and city is clearly...

Unlike the pocket atlases and folded county sheets typical of eighteenth-century cartography, this map of Ireland was designed from the outset to be read at a distance, as a large...

Wander rolling green pastures dotted with stone ruins and hear the echoes of Celtic songs drifting across ancient high crosses in this Ireland Restoration Map. Each county line and winding...

Embark on a 17th-century voyage across Ireland with this 1640 map, offering a glimpse into a land shaped by Celtic legends, Norman incursions, and ongoing clan allegiances. Each county name...

Samuel Lewis published this map of County Meath in 1844 as part of his Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, a project that set out to catalogue every parish, barony, and market...

Few surveys in European history were born of quite so blunt a purpose as the one behind this map of County Kildare. Sir William Petty, physician-general to Oliver Cromwell's army...

Sir William Petty published this map of County Wicklow in 1685, drawing on the Down Survey of Ireland that he had directed between 1656 and 1658, the first detailed land...

Engraved by John Rapkin and published by J. Tallis & Co. in 1851 as part of the same Illustrated Atlas series that covered cities such as Newcastle and Dublin, this...

This celebrated map of the British Isles was originally published in 1611 by John Speed, widely regarded as one of the fathers of English cartography and the most notable mapmaker...