Old Map of Suffolk in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Ipswich, Woodbridge, Bury St Edmunds Size:70x100 cm - UNFRAMED This chart is a fascinating

This chart is a fascinating artifact from an era when mythology played an integral role in understanding the cosmos

Blaeu had inherited his father Willem's publishing house and its stock of English plates

from bustling markets to tranquil natural sanctuaries

and maritime expansions along the Atlantic

and cultural institutions that formed the city’s multilayered identity

Old Map of Suffolk in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Ipswich, Woodbridge, Bury St Edmunds Size:70x100 cm - UNFRAMED This chart is a fascinatingDrawn to accompany Samuel Lewis's celebrated Topographical Dictionary of England, this map of Suffolk dates from 1844 and captures the county in fine, hand coloured detail during the years before the railways and industry transformed rural England. Ipswich, the county town on the River Orwell, sits at the heart of the sheet, while Bury St Edmunds, Woodbridge, Sudbury and Lowestoft, England's most easterly town, are all marked along with the smaller