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Wildgoose (Historical)

Wildgoose offer a wide range of educational products some of which look at local history. One example is by comparing current aerial photography with the corresponding historical mapping.

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OUR SCHOOL HISTORICAL DESKMATS - SET 10 (WG0917B) - Wildgoose
See how your school has changed in the last 100 years with this fully-encapsulated deskmat. It shows an aerial photograph at 1: 3000 scale, centred on your school, using recent aerial photography, adjacent to an historic map at the same scale, dating from ...
From £83.00More Information »
OUR SCHOOL HISTORICAL DESKMATS - SET 15 (WG0917C) - Wildgoose
See how your school has changed in the last 100 years with this fully-encapsulated deskmat. It shows an aerial photograph at 1: 3000 scale, centred on your school, using recent aerial photography, adjacent to an historic map at the same scale, dating from ...
From £100.95More Information »
OUR SCHOOL HISTORICAL DESKMATS - SET 5 (WG0917A) - Wildgoose
See how your school has changed in the last 100 years with this fully-encapsulated deskmat. It shows an aerial photograph at 1: 3000 scale, centred on your school, using recent aerial photography, adjacent to an historic map at the same scale, dating from ...
From £54.50More Information »
OUR SCHOOL IN THE 19th CENTURY (WG0913) - Wildgoose
This historical map printed on antique finish paper is ideal for studying land use change in your area over the last 200 years. The large scale (1:2500) enables you to see each individual building and all the field boundaries. It is a fascinating and last ...
From £29.95More Information »