….spotting London’s blue plaques Continue reading Wish we were
Author: Jude Brosnan
Mappy Monday- Stanford’s Chart of the Solent, Spithead and Southampton Water
The Stanford’s Chart of The Solent, Spithead and Southampton Water is one of the most detailed maps from our Edward Stanford Cartographic Collection archive. Continue reading Mappy Monday- Stanford’s Chart of the Solent, Spithead and Southampton Water
The Travel News- 21st October 2016
A television station to help you nap, some seriously ridiculous Airbnb listings, a speedy nonagenarian Chilean lady and some beautifully retro signage. Here is this week’s Travel News: Continue reading The Travel News- 21st October 2016
Wish we were
…in our Map Room celebrating National Map Reading Week. Continue reading Wish we were
Mappy Monday- The Great British Colouring Map
It’s National Map Reading Week, which is basically Christmas for us here at Stanfords. Continue reading Mappy Monday- The Great British Colouring Map
The Travel News- 14th October 2016
A robot suitcase, Poland gets a glow-in-the-dark cycle path, Lithuanian buses get an artistic makeover and some wonderful hand-drawn London transport maps. It’s this week’s travel news. Continue reading The Travel News- 14th October 2016
Wish we were
… at The Chocolate Line in Bruges.
Mappy Monday- Upside Down World Map
Do you turn maps around when following directions? Continue reading Mappy Monday- Upside Down World Map
The Travel News- 7th October 2016
Have you got your ‘big’ coat out yet? It feels like we’ve skipped a season. Anyway, in this week’s Travel News: you can go back to 1066, see famous landmarks in drops of water, there is a man suing French authorities over being told not to smile in his passport picture and the world’s deepest high-speed railway is going to be built under the Great Wall of China. Continue reading The Travel News- 7th October 2016
National Poetry Day
Today is National Poetry Day so to celebrate we have picked out our four favourite poetry anthologies: Continue reading National Poetry Day