Our A to Z series consists of six books, which provide fully- indexed maps of London at roughly 100 year intervals. Each reproduces a key map of the period. The indexes allow users to identify the position of streets and buildings, in some cases right down to small courts and alleys. They appeal to anyone interested in the development of London and are invaluable for those researching family history. The A to Z volumes are published in association with Harry Margary and the Guildhall Library.

The A to Z of Elizabethan London compiled by Adrian Prockter and Robert Taylor with introductory notes by John Fisher. The so-called 'Agas' woodcut map showing London c 1560 reproduced in book form on a scale of about 28 inches per mile, with key and index. Extends Westminster- Whitechapel; Finsbury-Southwark. Hardback, 62pp. Publication no 122 (1979). £23.


The A to Z of Restoration London with introductory notes by Ralph Hyde, and index by John Fisher and Roger Cline. Ogilby & Morgan's map of 1676 reproduced in book form on a scale of about 17 1/2 inches per mile. Extends Holborn-Whitechapel; Finsbury-Thames. Hardback, 93pp. Publication no 145 (1992). £26.


The A to Z of Georgian London with introductory notes by Ralph Hyde. John Rocque's Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, 1747, in book form on a scale of 14 inches per mile, with key and index. Extends Knightsbridge-Limehouse; Finsbury-Walworth. Hardback, 88pp. Publication no 126 (1982). £23.


The A to Z of Regency London with introduction by Paul Laxton and index by Joseph Wisdom. Horwood's Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster (3rd Edition 1813) in book form on a scale of 14 inches per mile, with key and index. Extends Hyde Park-East India Docks; Pentonville-Walworth. Hardback, 116pp. Publication no 131 (1985). £26.


The A to Z of Victorian London with introductory notes by Ralph Hyde. Reproduced from Bacon's 1888 Large-Scale Ordnance Atlas of London and Suburbs. 34 nine inch per mile sheets extending Wormwood Scrubs-West Ham; Crouch End-Herne Hill; and 24 four inch per mile sheets extending Twickenham-Sidcup; Palmer's Green-Croydon with keys and index. Hardback, 140pp. Publication no 136 (1987). £26.



The A to Z of Edwardian London with introductory notes by Professor Michael Port. Based on Bacon's Atlas of London and Suburbs 1912, with map pages in full colour. Publication no 166 (2007). £30.






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