Extract from an old, large-scale Ordnance Survey map showing streets and buildings - including the Ordnance Survey Offices - in Southampton. Superimposed is the title of a blog post: Lines Across the Landscape. Image grabbed from The Genealogist website.

The Genealogist, in a new blog post Lines Across the Landscape, details the history of the Ordnance Survey and its maps (fab resources for #OnePlaceStudies!), and in News announces the addition of OS 25-inch scale maps (1890—1914), plus new LiDAR mapping, to its MapExplorer tool. #OnePlaceWednesday

Completely lost track of the time, #AncestryHour , but nothing to report anyway. Some fruitless searching of #TheGenealogist for non-con records. The #SixNations begins on Thursday so I might not make it for #GenHour either. Happy researching!

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