Georgian Strip Road Map of Stilton, Huntingdonshire to Folkingham, Lincolnshire
1785

Cartographer Description

Cartography by Carrington Bowles. Carrington Bowles (1724–1793) was an English map and print seller, publisher, and cartographer who operated in London during the 18th century. He was known for producing and selling a wide range of maps, charts, and atlases, as well as prints and other decorative works. Bowles' business, Carrington Bowles & Co., was established in the mid-18th century and became one of the leading map and print publishing firms in London during that time.

Bowles was involved in the production of various maps and atlases, including world maps, maps of European countries, and maps of the British Isles. His works often featured detailed cartographic information and were used for both practical navigation and decorative purposes. He was part of a long line of English map and print publishers and played a significant role in the dissemination of geographical knowledge and cartographic art during his era.

Source Description

This map is from the Paterson's Itinerary. Paterson's Itinerary by Captain Daniel Paterson was first published in the late 18th century, and provided detailed information on travel routes and destinations throughout Great Britain.

"Paterson's Itinerary" was particularly influential and widely used during its time. It included detailed descriptions of roads, inns, landmarks, and historical sites, making it a valuable resource for travellers in Georgian Britain.

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