Leeds

Antique maps and prints of Leeds include Robert Baker’s 1842 sanitary map, town plans by Dawson, Benjamin Rees Davies, Bacon...

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Antique maps and prints of Leeds include Robert Baker’s 1842 sanitary map, town plans by Dawson, Benjamin Rees Davies, Bacon and Bartholomew, and detailed Geographia sheets of Headingley, Holbeck, Armley, Roundhay and other suburbs. Views range from Kirkstall Abbey and Temple Newsam to the Town Hall, infirmary, churches, bridges and markets, alongside parliamentary-boundary, canal and wartime survey maps and scenes of Queen Victoria’s visits.

Antique maps and prints of Leeds include Robert Baker’s 1842 sanitary map, town plans by Dawson, Benjamin Rees Davies, Bacon and Bartholomew, and detailed Geographia sheets of Headingley, Holbeck, Armley, Roundhay and other suburbs. Views range from Kirkstall Abbey and Temple Newsam to the Town Hall, infirmary, churches, bridges and markets, alongside parliamentary-boundary, canal and wartime survey maps and scenes of Queen Victoria’s visits.

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