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The Estate of Charles Henry Talbot, Dodderhill, 1770, (1944). Creator: Unknown
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The Estate of Charles Henry Talbot, Dodderhill, 1770, (1944). Creator: Unknown
The Estate of Charles Henry Talbot, Dodderhill, 1770, (1944). A Map of an Estate in the Parish of Dodderhill call d the Fulling Mills belonging to Henry Talbot Esq. Map showing land near Dodderhill in Worcestershire, with the names of neighbouring landowners indicated. In the collection of the Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service. From " British Maps and Map-Makers", by Edward Lynam. [Collins, London, 1944]
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Britain In Pictures Collins Compass Edward Edward Lynam Estate Inscribed Inscription Lynam Navigation Navigational Device Social History William Collins William Collins And Sons William Collins Sons Worcestershire Country House
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This print showcases "The Estate of Charles Henry Talbot, Dodderhill, 1770" and offers a glimpse into the rich history of Worcestershire, England. The map depicted in the print provides valuable insights into the land surrounding Dodderhill Parish during the 18th century. The image features a beautifully detailed map with intricate inscriptions that denote neighboring landowners and landmarks such as Fulling Mills. This historical document is part of the esteemed collection at the Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service, preserving an important piece of local heritage. The photograph captures not only the visual appeal of this vintage map but also its significance in understanding social history. It serves as a navigational device for exploring both geographical terrain and past relationships between landowners in this picturesque countryside setting. With its vibrant colors and meticulous craftsmanship, this print transports viewers back to 1944 when it was featured in Edward Lynam's renowned book "British Maps and Map-Makers". Its inclusion in Lynam's publication further solidifies its importance as a valuable resource for studying British cartography. As we delve into this snapshot from decades ago, we are reminded of how maps like these provide us with invaluable glimpses into our collective past. They serve as gateways to understanding our ancestors' lives while appreciating their dedication to documenting their surroundings.
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