Geke van de Kamp pointed me to this pincushion posted by Emily Wells
“The first #textiletreasure from Colonial Williamsburg is this pincushion map! This object is especially close to my heart due to its association with geography education. Published in London, this would have been an educational toy, likely intended for use by a girl
https://emuseum.history.org/objects/106873/pincushion-map-of-north-america?ctx=ffad7b5250ef3aa50abecc656ebf85ba327c7855&idx=3
Dave Miller pointed out that the base of a Highland Park whisky bottle has a map of the Orkney Islands embossed onto […]
Spotted by Dave Lovell We’ve been avid fell-walkers most of our lives and unsurprisingly, the idea to produce this data visualisation came […]
Another treat with the great combination of the Chocolate with a map.
While Ken was in Florence for the International Cartographic Conference he managed to find time to visit the Uffizi Gallery Having only […]
