Old Map of County Kildare in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Naas, Athy, Maynooth nostalgic coastal artifact barony and parish in the

barony and parish in the country

whose hand-drawn mastery transformed raw data into a vital navigational aid

an island with a complex past influenced by Greek

underscoring a shared spirit of discovery that continues to shape Oxford’s legacy

Romania’s diverse landscape is brought to life through carefully illustrated elevation changes and river systems

Old Map of County Kildare in 1844 by Samuel Lewis - Naas, Athy, Maynooth nostalgic coastal artifact barony and parish in theThis map of County Kildare was engraved in 1844 as part of the county atlas accompanying Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, first published in 1837. Lewis's publishing house in London set out to describe every county, barony and parish in Ireland in exhaustive detail, and the matching maps were produced so that readers could locate the places named in the text at a glance. The Kildare sheet captures the county in the years just before