Strangers Guide to London-Cloth Map Print 1837 34.257/343 From 'London: a Pilgrimage' by

From 'London: a Pilgrimage' by Blanchard Jerrold and Gustave Doré

Children gather outside a brick school building

Cranmer Road in the South East and Wilcox Road in the South West

The first volume concentrated on European cities

Wolfgang Suschitzky photographed the visitors teeming through the nets of the fishing display in this Pavilion

Strangers Guide to London-Cloth Map Print 1837 34.257/343 From 'London: a Pilgrimage' byIndividually handmade made in the family run workshop of craftsman Phillip Burrough, this map is laid on high quality cloth and beautifully presented in an antique marbled slip case. Mogg's Strangers Guide to London was first printed in 1837. It was originally made by the publisher and engraver Edward Mogg who specialised in maps and guides of London and its surroundings. Folding maps came into being in the mid 18th century when turnpike roads became