Historical County Map of Surrey
This wonderful reproduction of Thomas Moule's map of Surrey depicts elegant drawings of Dulwich College, Richmond Bridge and other scenes of daily life that characterise the county during the 19th century.
A county of England, bounded on the N. by Middlesex and a point of Buckinghamshire, on the E. by Kent, on the S. by Sussex and on the W. by Hampshire and Berks. Its greatest length is about 39 miles, and its breadth 26. It is divided into 13 hundreds, which contain 11 market towns, (including Southwark,) 140 parishes, 650 villages and hamlets, and about 35,000 houses. It is a healthy, pleasant country, and the value of estates in it has advanced of late years beyond any other part of England..........
A county of England, bounded on the N. by Middlesex and a point of Buckinghamshire, on the E. by Kent, on the S. by Sussex and on the W. by Hampshire and Berks. Its greatest length is about 39 miles, and its breadth 26. It is divided into 13 hundreds, which contain 11 market towns, (including Southwark,) 140 parishes, 650 villages and hamlets, and about 35,000 houses. It is a healthy, pleasant country, and the value of estates in it has advanced of late years beyond any other part of England..........