Old Map of Sussex in 1611 by John Speed - Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Bognor antique cartography print conjuring echoes of steamship horns

conjuring echoes of steamship horns and the gentle lapping of tidewaters against wooden docks

dry riverbed

and golden-hued fins

while active-duty service members and Marine Corps alumni will cherish it as a reminder of their journey

Each coastal inlet and inland trail tells tales of lobster crews

Old Map of Sussex in 1611 by John Speed - Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Bognor antique cartography print conjuring echoes of steamship hornsThis is an elegant map of Sussex from John Speed's monumental 1611 atlas "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine." Sussex, a county on England's south coast with deep medieval roots, is rendered here with Speed's characteristic precision, from coastal towns to the downland interior. Chichester, one of England's oldest cities with Roman origins, sits in the west as Sussex's cathedral city. Brighton appears as a modest coastal settlement, centuries