Old Map of Dublin, Ireland in 1756 by John Rocque herman moll you might prefer this version

you might prefer this version

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Old Map of Dublin, Ireland in 1756 by John Rocque herman moll you might prefer this versionThis old map of Dublin, created by master surveyor and cartographer John Rocque in 1756, shows the entirety of Dublin and its suburbs. Indeed, the original name of this map was: An Exact Survey of the City and Suburbs of Dublin 1756, In Which is Expressd the Ground Plot of all Publick Buildings Dwelling Houses, Ware Houses, Stables, Court Yards, &c," This is the finest, most detailed map of Dublin in the 1700s. The level of detail is fantastic and at