An 1872 Ordnance Survey map of Ramsgate Town is now available online. The map is from a survey by Lieutenent R. Hill R.E. and is scaled at 41.66 feet to 1 inch or 1:500. This is a very detailed map and was surveyed at a time when Ramsgate was undergoing major expansion. It's a fascinating insight into old Ramsgate and also a very useful research tool. Click HERE to view the map.
For more of old Ramsgate visit http://www.ramsgateremembered.co.uk/
Some old pictures of Ramsgate, Margate and Broadstairs and some thoughts on
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Starting with the 1791 print of Ramsgate from the newly completed harbour,
as a much inferior copy formed the frontispiece of Richardson's Fragments
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5 comments:
Sections 2,5 and 6 all show the same part,Great map though
Oops!! Apologies for that. It was late and I am old ... but enough of the excuses. It should be OK now.
Sorry Phil
3 and 4 are also the same, I know how you feel this age bussiness takes its toll
Oh dear, it doesn't get any better. I think the nurse came in with my medication and distracted me. At this rate I'll soon be able to hide my own easter eggs!!
It should be OK now, possibly, I think, maybe.
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I'm not getting any work done now this is here,what a fantastic map,so mutch detail I'm getting sensory overload.
Keep up the good work, that really is something else, well done Phil
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