Discover the historic Derbyshire market town of Bakewell and its surrounding countryside as they appeared in 1899 with this beautifully detailed reproduction of a Victorian Ordnance Survey map, presented in an impressive A1 format (594 × 841 mm).
Centred on Bakewell, this fascinating map captures the town's streets, buildings and surrounding landscape at the close of the 19th century. From the closely grouped buildings of the town centre to the patchwork of fields, winding country lanes and wooded hillsides beyond, it offers a wonderful glimpse into the area's Victorian past.
Among its distinctive features are the extensive network of roads, footpaths and field boundaries surrounding Bakewell, together with the nearby Haddon area. The intricate cartographic detail reveals a fascinating mixture of settlements, woodland and agricultural land, illustrating the rural character of this beautiful part of Derbyshire.
For anyone familiar with Bakewell today, this historic map provides a fascinating opportunity to identify recognisable locations, follow old routes and compare the Victorian landscape with the town and countryside of the present day.
With its intricate detail, traditional Ordnance Survey lettering and distinctive period appearance, this large-format map makes an attractive addition to any home, office or study.
An ideal gift for local history enthusiasts, collectors of historic maps, lovers of the Peak District or anyone with a personal connection to Bakewell and the surrounding Derbyshire countryside.
PLEASE NOTE: This map does not arrive pre-framed. It is sent rolled in a reinforced cardboard tube.
