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Great Britain and Ireland: Godfrey Editions of Historical Ordnance Survey 25" Street Plans
| Relevant titles: | 29 |
| Publisher: | Alan Godfrey Maps |
| Scale: | 15 inches to 1 mile (1:4,340) |
Fascinating series of reproductions of old Ordnance Survey plans in the Alan Godfrey Editions, ideal for anyone interested in the history of their neighbourhood or family. Selected towns in Great Britain...
London Bus Map & Guide for Visitors
| Publisher: | Bensons MapGuides |
| Catalogue number: | 145754 |
| Scale: | 1:11,800 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
Street plan on on side (at 1:11,800)extends from Earl's Court in the south-west to Hoxton in the north-east, with an enlargement of Covent Garden/Soho area (nb. much of Southwark, south of Borough tube...
| Publisher: | Quail Map Company |
| Catalogue number: | 104879 |
| Scale: | 1:63,360 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
The second edition of the Quail Map Company’s map of London’s railways at 1:63,360 scale, covering national railways, as well as the Heathrow Express, Underground, Docklands and Tramlink routes.
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London's Passenger Rail Network Map
| Publisher: | London Transport Museum |
| Catalogue number: | 69214 |
| Scale: | 1:50,000 approx. |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
Map of Greater London's passenger rail network, with the tube lines in background grey and the mainline railway networks into and out of the city fore grounded in legend-coded colours. Fuller description...
| Publisher: | London Transport Museum |
| Catalogue number: | 63997 |
| Scale: | N/A |
| Availability: | Special order: usually dispatched within 10 days |
The London Underground wall map - a reduced size version of the one used on tube station walls. Ideal as a poster for room decoration.
| Publisher: | Drumhouse |
| Catalogue number: | 102498 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
Being told where to get off can sometimes be a pain, but not with the Way Out Tube Map. Its clever, easy to use system shows you which carriage to board to arrive right opposite the platform exit at...
| Publisher: | Navigator Guides |
| Catalogue number: | 182365 |
| Scale: | N/A |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
London by Tube is a fold out guide in map format which divides the capital’s sights along eight tube lines, listing over 170 places to visit within walking distance of the nearest tube station. Zone...
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What better way to get a real feel of the city and its different areas than to simply wander the streets? Places are closer to each other in London than the tube would have you think. There are myriad books to take you on a guided stroll round particular sights, or more vigorous treks across the city and its parks. Here are just a few ideas...
Read moreBibendum - the 'Michelin Man' revealed
Following a recent store promotion involving prominent map and book publishers {error}, and the antics of a certain member of staff who (rather enthusiastically) volunteered to brave the streets of London dressed as the ‘Michelin man’ (or ‘Bibendum’ as he is known in his native France), we at Stanfords decided to look into the story behind this iconic character…and came across some surprising facts in the process!
Read moreGive London buses a go – they’re cheaper than the tube, and actually much easier to navigate the city with. Best of all, you get to see all the sights of London, especially if you ride on the top deck!
Read moreAlthough London is often thought of as one of the most expensive cities in the world, it is more than possible to visit the city and spend barely a penny. You can see famous paintings, ancient artefacts, fascinating buildings, rare wildlife and even films and plays for free.
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Read morePeople often ask the staff at Stanfords what it’s like to work in a map shop. Since it’s an unusual job to discuss when half-inebriated at a party, I’ll give you a hint as to the type of questions we have been asked...
Read moreEstablished in 1853, Stanfords has since made and supplied maps to royalty, the military, and famous adventurers, explorers, writers, and even dolls, for over 150 years. Here we’ll be sharing some of the many fascinating stories in our rich history, as we discover more.
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Our Stanfords branch supply officer, Martyn Bearfoot, completed an amazing feat against vertigo when he abseiled down the side of the world's tallest hospital building.
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Two police officers are making good use of Stanfords maps and atlases on one of the most infamous car races in the world – the Mongol Rally. Jonathan Stevens and Ben Farquett, both 29, came to our store to plan their intrepid journey with the help of our famed maps and atlases, and we quizzed them further on their plans...
Read moreStanfords helps decide London as ‘capital of the world’
Stanfords was used as a point of research in “The Independent Traveller” survey that resulted in London being named the capital of the world. Researchers used the criteria of the number of individual guidebooks that appeared on our shelves to...
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Read more007's car drives from Tokyo to London with help from Stanfords
Two adventurous British men have returned from a record-breaking epic charity drive from Tokyo to London in James Bond’s favourite car. The length of the Asian Highway and across Europe was driven by...
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Read moreStanfords restores glory to flagship store
Stanfords is looking forward to the highlight of our 150th anniversary year: the 2003 re-launch of our flagship store on Long Acre, Covent Garden, at the end of our £1 million-pound refurbishment programme...
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