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Old maps, early maps— non-current maps in general—are the subject of this site. Whether you are an academic, family historian, collector, teacher, parent or surfer - WELCOME! Use this site to find the worthwhile free information about old maps, both on the web and in the real world. The site's 120 'pages' offer comment and guidance, and over 6,500 annotated links selected for relevance and quality. As the information is logically organised in a directory structure, you should easily find what you want. For an overview, check out What the site is about.

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This site is twenty-three years old but is updated continuously. Add it to your favorites or, if relevant, insert a link from your own webpage.

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Maintained by Tony Campbell (former Map Librarian, British Library, London)

Links last checked via Xenu March 2018. Those starting 'mailman.geo' (MapHist) are left in case they become available again [and August 2009-January 2012 can be found in the Archive]; 'palimpseststanford' (Ex-Libris), 'kunstpedia.com' and 'snapⅴpn官网' may be retrieved from the Web Archive/Wayback Machine	Follow me on Academia and Twitter