Old Pictorial Map of Cambridge in 1948 by Lee - King's College, River Cam, Bridge of Sighs, Trinity College antique college print the map also marks the

the map also marks the territory of the Trinovantes

Here stands a city perched between old feudal frameworks and the dawn of a citizens’ movement that would shake Europe

and bustling market squares intertwined in a continuous thread of growth and reinvention

you honor a city that has long embraced reinvention—a place where fortunes shifted with the tide

glacial caps

Old Pictorial Map of Cambridge in 1948 by Lee - King's College, River Cam, Bridge of Sighs, Trinity College antique college print the map also marks thePictorial maps enjoyed a real vogue in Britain in the decades either side of the Second World War, sold as souvenirs and decorative pieces rather than as tools for navigation, drawn by illustrators who packed their sheets with charm, humour, and miniature drawings of local landmarks rather than strict scale accuracy. This 1948 map of Cambridge by the illustrator Lee sits squarely in that tradition, produced just a few years after the war as the