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Windsor and Eton (Hardcover)
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Windsor and Eton (Hardcover)
Series: British Historic Towns Atlas, IV
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This atlas is the definitive account in maps and words of the
historic royal towns of Windsor and Eton. There has never been an
account of the history of Eton town, and although Windsor Castle
has been much studied, the last historical account of the town of
Windsor was published as long ago as 1858. The atlas contains
high-quality and original maps of the two towns at key periods
between the twelfth and nineteenth centuries. At the heart of the
atlas lies a detailed and minutely researched map showing all the
major medieval and post-medieval features in the context of a
large-scale map of the towns around 1870, using Ordnance Survey
maps as a source. The substantial introduction to the history of
these distinctive towns charts their development over eight
centuries. The atlas is presented as a large-format, high-quality
A3 folder, with maps and illustrations printed at A2, allowing
clear detail to be seen. All the buildings, historic sites and
streets named on the maps are comprehensively documented in a
detailed gazetteer, covering the history of the sites and the many
sources used in compiling the maps. The value of the atlas is
enhanced by the inclusion of numerous colour illustrations,
including early maps and views of the towns, many of them
previously unknown. For the first time, new research by historians,
archaeologists and cartographers has been brought together to
compile this unique and original portfolio.
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