Explore the landscape of the past...

New to the Memory-Map range are four new and unique titles spanning 200 years of Ordnance Survey mapping.

View historical maps on screen, use drawing and split-screen tools to compare historical and modern maps (including aerial photography) side-by-side and even see the old maps in 3D with Memory-Map's 3D World™.

Choose from 4 eras of mapping :

England & Wales 1800's

Using data from a survey of England & Wales between 1805 and 1874, these black & white maps were engraved by hand and show a largely rural landscape still reliant on horse and cart and drovers trails rather than roads.

England & Wales 1900s

The Late Victorian age. Taken from surveys conducted between 1896 and 1904 this title marks the growth of the railway, with over 18,000 miles of track covering England & Wales.

England & Wales 1920s

The third in the series, the 1920s uses data from 1919 to 1926 and clearly shows the impact on the landscape of the age of the motor car. Roads cover the once rural landscape linking ever larger urban areas and colour is used for the first time to grade the suitability of roads for vehicles.

England & Wales 1940s

Post-war urbanisation and changing land use is clear in the final title in the series. Using surveys made between 1945 and 1948, although the railway is at its peak, it is easy to see that the road has taken priortiy and the major cities of England & Wales are larger than ever before.

What's in the box?

The Historical Series from Memory-Map uses our new On-Demand™ Digital Map Shop™, allowing you to choose your own unique area or areas of map, using a modern road atlas as a guide. Each title contains a licence to download up to 1,600sqkm from that era using Digital Map Shop.

• CD including latest version of Memory-Map V5 software
• 1:250,000 scale GB Road Map
• Licence to download 1,600sqkm from chosen title
• Licence to download FREE Aerial Photography (10m resolution)

1800s Rural England
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1900s Developing Countryside
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1920s Urban Development
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1940s Post-War England
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