Old Map of Upper Saxony by Visscher, 1690: Leipzig, Dresden, Magdeburg, Halle (Saale), Erfurt Finish:Framed map Back in 1665 Gloucestershire was

Back in 1665 Gloucestershire was a bit larger

Bremen - A key member of the Hanseatic League

Frome (685 AD) - Famous for its market history and unique architectural styles like the medieval Cheap Street

Athens and Cairo

Dotted around the maps are little interesting quotes and historical snippets

Old Map of Upper Saxony by Visscher, 1690: Leipzig, Dresden, Magdeburg, Halle (Saale), Erfurt Finish:Framed map Back in 1665 Gloucestershire wasThis exquisite artifact, 'Circuli Saxoniae superioris: pars meridionalis in qu a sunt ducatus Saxoniae', translates to 'Upper Circle of Saxony: southern part in which are the Duchies of Saxony'. Crafted by Nicolaes Visscher II in 1690, it presents a detailed depiction of Upper Saxony, a region now part of modern Germany. The map provides a fascinating insight into the historical and political landscape of the time, reflecting the territorial divisions