Bartholomew's Cycling Map of England and Wales (1896-1903)
Episode: 2x01 | Airdate: Sep 5, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels Britiain using historical maps. He uses Bartholomew's Cycling Map to set a route through the Lake District.
Episode: 2x01 | Airdate: Sep 5, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels Britiain using historical maps. He uses Bartholomew's Cycling Map to set a route through the Lake District.
Episode: 2x02 | Airdate: Sep 12, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across eight British historical maps. He uses Timothy Pont's 16th-century maps of Scotland to locate unidentified mountains.
Episode: 2x03 | Airdate: Sep 19, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across British historical maps. In the 1740s, schoolmaster Murdoch Mackenzie used revolutionary ways to map the sea.
Episode: 2x04 | Airdate: Sep 26, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across Britain using historical maps. Can he navigate Berwick with Speed's roadless town plan?
Episode: 2x05 | Airdate: Oct 3, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across British historical maps. John Cary was commissioned to map the hottest new investment of the industrial age, the canals.
Episode: 2x06 | Airdate: Oct 10, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across eight British historical maps. He reproduces the triangulation methods of Mudge's original Ordnance Survey map.
Episode: 2x07 | Airdate: Oct 17, 2005
Nicholas Crane travels across eight British historical maps. He follows the trail of Mrs Phyllis Pearsall, who created the London A-Z map almost singlehandedly in 1936.
Episode: 2x08 | Airdate: Oct 24, 2005
Nicholas Crane tries to locate a lost village using Thomas Raven's 1625 maps of the Clandeboye Estate in the north of Ireland.