Old Map of Kent in 1724 by Herman Moll - Chatham, Gillingham, Dartford, Maidstone, Bromley, Tunbridge vintage railway survey map For descendants of the many

For descendants of the many Waterford families who emigrated during the Great Famine of the 1840s

By choosing this print

and Hastings commands the eastern coast

This chart details essential navigational features

From waterfront warehouses to naval shipyards

Old Map of Kent in 1724 by Herman Moll - Chatham, Gillingham, Dartford, Maidstone, Bromley, Tunbridge vintage railway survey map For descendants of the manyLong before Trafalgar or the ironclads of the Victorian navy, the Royal Navy's fighting ships were built, repaired and laid up along the River Medway, and it is that maritime backbone of Kent that gives this 1724 map by Herman Moll its distinct character. Moll, a Dutch born engraver who settled in London and became one of the leading commercial geographers of Queen Anne's and George I's reigns, issued this plate as part of a set of county maps of