The document provides an overview of maps and images documenting the mapping and development of London over time, from the 17th century following the Great Fire of London to the late 19th century. Key maps and images included are John Ogilby and William Morgan's 1676 map of London after the Great Fire, John Snow's 1854 map showing the Broad Street cholera outbreak, Charles Booth's 1889 maps depicting levels of poverty in London, and various maps and sketches showing the expansion and modernization of the city, including the construction of docks and embankments along the Thames.

1. Mapping London

2. Walter Crane, Imperial Federation Map of the World Showing the
Extent of the British Empire (1886)
Published in The Graphic Magazine, July 24, 1886

3. Eugène Delacroix, Liberty
Leading the People (1830)

4. B. R. Davies
London and its Environs (1841)

5. The Great Fire of London (1666)
Painting of what it may have looked like on September 4, 1666

6. Richard Newcourt(author) and William Faithorne (engraver)
An Exact Delineation of the Cities of London and Westminster… (1658)

7. Richard Newcourt(author) and William Faithorne (engraver)
An Exact Delineation of the Cities of London and Westminster… (1658)

8. John Leake and William Leyburn
An Exact Surveigh of the Streets and Lanes and Churches Contained within the
Ruines of the City of London (1666, this is a second edition from 1667)

9. John Leake and William Leyburn
An Exact Surveigh of the Streets and Lanes and Churches Contained within the
Ruines of the City of London (1666, this is a second edition from 1667)

10. John Ogilby and William Morgan
A Large and Accurate Map of the City of London (1676)

11. Christopher Wren
A Plan of the City of London after the Fire in the Year of Our Lord 1666, with the
Model of the New City (1666, this print from 1749)

12. Baroque Rome as designed
by Pope Sixtus V
(late 16th c.)
Versailles designed for
French monarchy (17th-18th
c.)

13. John Ogilby and William Morgan
A Large and Accurate Map of the City of London [Detail] (1676)

14. Wiliam Faden
Plan of a Street Proposed from
Charing Cross to Portland Place
(1814)
Regency London is
characterized by the
redevelopment plans of
the Prince Regent and
architect, John Nash

16. Thomas Hornor’s observation shack on the
top of St. Paul’s Cathedral (1820-21)

17. Colosseum in Regent’s Park (1824-29)
Thomas Hornor (panorama design)
Decimus Burton (architect)
E. T. Parris (artist)

18. John Rocque (surveyor and author) and John Pine (engraver)
A plan of the cities of London and Westminster, and borough of Southwark (1746)

19. John Rocque (surveyor and author) and John Pine (engraver)
A plan of the cities of London and Westminster, and borough of Southwark (1746)

20. John Rocque (surveyor and author) and John Pine (engraver)
A plan of the cities of London and Westminster, and borough of Southwark (1746)

21. Cruchley’s New Plan of London (1849)
Earlier editions published in 1829, 1830, 1833 and 1847

22. John Fairburn, A Correct Plan of the London Docks (1800)

24. William Daniell, An Elevated View of the New Dock in Wapping (1803)

25. William Daniell, A View of the East India Docks (1808)

26. William Parrot, West India Docks, from the South East (1840)

27. Gustav Doré, Inside the Docks
(1872)

28. Gustav Doré, St Katherine's Dock (1872)

29. Gustav Doré, The Docks - Night Scene (1872)

30. James Abbot McNeill Whistler, Wapping (1860-64)

31. Whistler
Nocturne in Blue and Gold: Old
Battersea Bridge
1872-77
Whistler
Nocturne: Blue and Silver -
Cremorne Lights
1872

32. William Strudwick (photographer)
View of the Thames shoreline before the Albert Embankment was built (1866-69)
London’s Great Stink
(1858)
John Leech (cartoonist)
Punch (July 3, 1858)
Father Thames introducing
“cholera,” “scropula,” and
“diphtheria” as his “offspring”

33. Edmund Cooper
Map of the Broad Street cholera epidemic (September 1854)
made for the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers

34. https://youtu.be/Pq32L
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John Snow
Map of Cholera Outbreak near the Broad Street Pump
(1854)

35. "The Thames Embankment,” The Illustrated London News (4 February 1865)
Victoria Embankment under construction in 1865

36. J. Basire
Report from Commissioners…For Improvements in Westminster (1808)

37. J. H. Taylor
A Plan of the Streets… in Westminster (1828)

38. 1808
1828

39. Ordnance Survey Topographic Map (1868)

40. B. R. Davies
London and its
Environs (1847)

41. Ordnance Survey Topographic Map (1868)

42. B. R. Davies
London and its Environs (1841)

43. B. R. Davies
London and its Environs (1841)

45. Charles Booth
Descriptive Map of London Poverty from Life and Labour of the People in London (1889)

46. Charles Booth
Descriptive Map of London Poverty from Life and Labour of the People in London (1889)