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ROCQUE MAP: BRIXTON CAUSEWAY

ROCQUE MAP: BRIXTON CAUSEWAY

A detail from John Rocque's London maps showing Brixton Hill, then Brixtow or Bristow Causeway - the current site of Brixton was undeveloped, although Acre Lane is clearly marked, as is Rushy Green (Common). Also shown are Island Green and Knight's Hill, now West Norwood, plus West Dulwich. Was annotated 'Mrs Jean Roques reprint, around 1760' - after Rocque died in 1762, his widow continued with the successful mapping business.From 'History and Antiquities of Camberwell' by W.H.Blanch, with additions by W.F.Noble.

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Details
Collection:Blanch
Image type:Print
Artist:
Ref:13175
Identifier:Blanch Vol.1 p.341
Date:c.1760

#-Before 1850  #BRIXTON HILL  #Print  #ROADS AND STREETS 

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