First published by Edward Stanford on 15 February 1862,
Stanford’s Library Map of London and Its Suburbs
records the capital and its surrounding districts in remarkable
street-by-street detail. The complete map was issued across 24
adjoining, individually hand-coloured sheets.
Each sheet is available separately as a fine art print, allowing
you to choose the particular part of Victorian London that holds
the greatest personal or historical interest.
Edward Stanford · London, 1862 · 24 sheets · Scale: six inches to one mile
Find Your Part of Victorian London
Select a numbered area on the map, or choose a locality below.

Sheet 1
Hendon, Hampstead, Golders Green and Cricklewood
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Sheet 2
Highgate, Kentish Town and Crouch End
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Sheet 3
Stoke Newington, Upper Clapton and Hackney
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Sheet 4
Walthamstow, Leyton and Wanstead
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Sheet 5
Kilburn, St John’s Wood and Kensal Green
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Sheet 6
Regent’s Park, Camden and Marylebone
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Sheet 7
Canonbury, Hoxton and Bethnal Green
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Sheet 8
Hackney Wick, Bow and Stratford
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Sheet 9
Kensington, Notting Hill and Shepherd’s Bush
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Sheet 10
Westminster and Mayfair
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Sheet 11
City of London, Whitechapel and Wapping
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Sheet 12
Limehouse and the Isle of Dogs
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Sheet 13
Fulham, Parsons Green and Chelsea
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Sheet 14
Chelsea, Battersea Park and Kennington
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Sheet 15
Walworth, Camberwell and Peckham
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Sheet 16
Greenwich, Deptford and Blackheath
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Sheet 17
Wandsworth and Putney
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Sheet 18
Clapham, Balham and Tooting
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Sheet 19
Dulwich, Herne Hill and Forest Hill
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Sheet 20
Lewisham, Lee and Eltham
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Sheet 21
Wimbledon and Merton
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Sheet 22
Streatham, Tooting and Mitcham
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