Big Old Map of London by C&J Greenwood, 1830 - Monochrome With Unique Blue Thames

This is one of the finest, rarest and most beautiful maps of London. This first edition map of London by C&J Greenwood in 1830 has been lovingly restored by the Unique Maps Co. - and in a unique twist, just the Thames river has been handcoloured blue.

Originally printed in 6 sheets, this is probably the prettiest of all old London maps. By the 1830s many of London's famous landmarks already exist - but some, like the Royal Albert Hall and all of the museums in South Kensington wouldn't be built until Victorian times a few decades later.

This map can be printed at massive sizes up to 10 meters wide (33 feet). It can be customised to fit your space, or to focus on a particular part of London - I can make the map wider, narrower, taller, shorter. Please get in touch with me to discuss your needs.

At 150cm wide, the map is 100cm tall. At 200cm wide, it's 130cm tall. (The aspect ratio is 1.5 to 1.)

My large maps are perfect for hotels, pubs, bars and offices - but if you have a large space at home, then they would look amazing there as well!

I can personalise this map with a short message that will be permanently added to the map. It will look exactly like an original part of the map - the perfect addition to make this a truly Unique Map. See the fifth listing image for an example of personalisation, or read my Map Personalisation page to learn more.

I can also make you a smaller, customised Greenwood map of London if you don't have space for the full map, or if you're looking for a housewarming or leaving gift.

You may also want to see my other large maps of London (I have a few!)