File:Joel Gascoyne's Spitalfields.jpg
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English: Detail from Joel Gascoyne's map of the Parish of St Dunstan Stepney, 1703, showing the Spitalfields area and surroundings. The arrow indicates Spitalfields Market.
The challenge was to map a highly built up area using the surveying tools and methods of the era. |
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| Source | Gascoyne, Joel; Ravenhill, W.L.D.; Johnson, David J. (1995). Saunders, Ann (ed.). Joel Gascoyne's engraved maps of Stepney, 1702-04. London: London Topographical Society, in association with Guildhall Library - cropped and annotated |
| Author | Joel Gascoyne (c.1650-1704) |
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