Old Map of Northern Ireland, Ulster by Ernest Clegg, 1947 - Eire, Antrim, Belfast, Londonderry, Lough Neagh, Down Finish:Framed map the main feature of the

the main feature of the map is that it shows you all of the various geological deposits and their ages

and in many cases are ancient town names that are not similar to today's names (Belgrade

and a few other notable landmarks can be seen if you look closely

The rest - which today are well within the Periph or Boulevard Périphérique - are still just fields back at the end of the 18th century

Many towns and villages in Kent and Sussex can be seen here

Old Map of Northern Ireland, Ulster by Ernest Clegg, 1947 - Eire, Antrim, Belfast, Londonderry, Lough Neagh, Down Finish:Framed map the main feature of theA charming map of Northern Ireland, published in 1947 by one of the top mapmakers of the 1900s, Ernest Clegg. This is quite a detailed map, showing a new view of the Parliament buildings in Stormont, the ancestral home of Field Marshal Viscount Alexander, and there are lots of annotations on the map. For example, it looks like County Armagh used to grow a lot of Ryegrass Seed, and Antrim was good for cattle and horses. Please note that this map has