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Pleased to say that we’ve just added a geo-referenced, seamed layer of these maps to our website. Now you can scroll around the whole country and compare past and present...
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#libraryfromhome #maps #scotland https://t.co/qZFsZkM8ps
#Somethingnew for #Archive30
Our latest website addition for you to explore is a beautiful series of folded, coloured @OrdnanceSurvey 1-inch #maps (1902-23) covering most of #Scotland.
More info at: https://t.co/Axl4m02VlF
#Libraryfromhome #mondaymotivation
Day 3 of #Archive30 is #ArchivePath
Join us for a wander in Drumlanrig Flower Garden, with this gorgeous manuscript plan of 1848.
https://t.co/be3zwFReu7 #maps #Drumlanrig
#YourArchive This month, discover the @natlibscot map collection with #Archive30. We've over 2 million maps, from early printed atlases to modern digital data. Town plans, sea charts, islands, geology . . . Discover the world in maps. 🌍 https://t.co/mCdKIpd2xd #libraryfromhome
@OnlyArchivist Here is another beauty ❤️ from a portolan chart.
Hello folks, still places available on this day-long Seminar for anyone interested in recent research relating to #maps!
Perth, Friday 15 May
£25 (includes coffee and lunch)
More info and booking form: https://t.co/InNQcuO55z
#scotland #WednesdayWisdom
Happy #InternationalBagpipeDay everyone!
Philp's Comic Map of Scotland (1882) nicely blending #cartography and #caricature.
https://t.co/zl4Aa0H9Nu
#scotland #maps #bagpipes
Celebrating the beautiful windroses from our portolan chart - can you pick a favourite? #maps #chartoftheweek
This #FossilFriday we're loving 😍 the beautiful illustrations of Liassic fossils from Stanford's Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 1904. #maps
Some of the smallest lochs were barely 3 feet deep or less than half a mile long…
https://t.co/gTmJzwG4iy
#ycw2020 #orkney #lochs #scotland