Old Map of Bristol in 1851 by Tallis & Rapkin - Clifton, Temple Meads, Redcliffe Size:A0-UNFRAMED or research setting to invoke

or research setting to invoke conversations about the city’s resilience and its role in America’s evolving urban story

Reproduced and printed on matte paper

A legend running along the bottom edge helps identify the city's colleges

adding a striking visual appeal to the map

Old Map of Bristol in 1851 by Tallis & Rapkin - Clifton, Temple Meads, Redcliffe Size:A0-UNFRAMED or research setting to invokeThis is an exquisite Victorian map of Bristol, drawn by Tallis and Rapkin in 1851, one of England's greatest commercial cities at the height of the industrial age, transformed by centuries of maritime trade and by Isambard Kingdom Brunel's engineering projects. Bristol spreads across both banks of the River Avon, the waterway that made the city's fortune. The Floating Harbour, Brunel's engineering achievement opened in 1843, dominates the map, showing