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#BRICMICS promotes & supports map curators in the UK & Ireland and we celebrate the global cartographic heritage
Our Banner image is a GSGS map of area around El Alamein 1942 "Goings overprint" showing where tanks could be used
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BOOK LAUNCH
Monday 30th June 6:30pm
@Waterstones #StratfordUponAvon
Author @Roxannemusic in conversation with @ShakespeareBT re: local connections of this family history & critical examination of identity
#SBTCollections hold de Bastion & related items waterstones.com/events/an-ev……
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Lovely vintage map of Poland from 1935. Would look cool in a pub or on a tea towel.
Zoomable high-res version here: buff.ly/urebTlp
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Pleased to be in #Manchester today. What a #library!
@archivesplus is hosting a members’ event for @ARANorthern
‘Where Next For EDI in #archives?’
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It's #MapMonday!🗺️
Today's map is from 1803 and is of Hillsborough. This map includes some illustrations of the church and the castle grounds as well as highlighting areas of interested such as the "Market House" which is now Hillsborough Court House. 🏡
PRONI Ref - D671/M/8/57
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This week’s Map Monday spot is near the start of the iconic South West Coastal Path 🌊⛰️ Can you name the towns where this epic journey begins and ends?
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For #MapMonday - a cheerful, colourful plan of William Chaytor's Constable Burton estate, drawn as a present to him by G. Thornton in 1813 🎁 [ZQH]
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Port of Dublin, c.1907.
A snapshot of industrial Dublin at the height of maritime expansion — Alexandra Basin, North Wall, and Ringsend captured in detail. Note the “Extension in Progress,” marking a city in motion.
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#PlanOnATuesday This week we’re carrying on with plans of Birmingham buildings. Here’s the 1935 – 36 key plan for the aerodrome at Elmdon which much later became Birmingham Airport. Ref - Birmingham Corporation Bill [177]. Finding Number - BCC 24 @LibraryofBham @bhx_community

ALT An Ordnance Survey map of Birmingham and north Warwickshire. Conurbations such as Birmingham named on the left of the map. A circular grid shape superimposed over the top of the map with sections allocated a letter of the alphabet. In the centre is a smaller circle with the number 5 in it and identified as an aerodrome. Text in the top right of the plan indicating this is a key plan for the Birmingham Corporation aerodrome.
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Today’s the day!
21 May 2025 - Members’ Event
Join us at @archivesplus #Manchester Meet in reception at 2pm
‘Where next for EDI in #archives?’
(round table discussion)
Enjoy a tour of the iconic Central Library
Meet your committee!
Tell us what you need from YOUR region
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When I read history or mythology of the region I search for this map of the Mediterranean that’s tilted by 90 degrees. It somehow makes the Mediterranean Sea look even smaller and is confusing to look at buuuut it forces me to look at the region differently. Source: buff.ly/31JaIig
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21 May 2025 - Members’ Event
Join us at @archivesplus #Manchester Meet in reception at 2pm
‘Where next for EDI in #archives?’
(round table discussion)
Enjoy a tour of the iconic Central Library
Meet your committee!
Tell us what you need from YOUR region
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Not every map tells a pretty story… 🗺️
This 1869 plan by Bazalgette & Neville mapped out Dublin’s underground—literally. A sewer system designed to stop waste from flowing into the Liffey, it marked a major step in the city’s public health history.
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21 May 2025 - Members’ Event
Join us at @archivesplus #Manchester
‘Where next for EDI in #archives?’
(round table discussion)
Enjoy a tour of the iconic Central Library
Meet your committee!
Tell us what you need from YOUR region
Details are being sent directly to members
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Explore this fascinating Second World War project, led by dedicated volunteers, to map all bombs, crashed aircraft, doodlebugs and rockets that struck Surrey and plot them onto an interactive map: orlo.uk/jyiVX
#SurreyDay #VE80 #VEDay @surrey
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21 May 2025 - Members’ Event
Join us at @archivesplus
‘Where next for EDI in #archives?’
(round table discussion)
Enjoy a tour of the iconic #Manchester Central Library
Meet your committee!
Tell us what you need from YOUR region
Details are being sent directly to members
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Town plans are always popular with our visitors. We like to see how a known place looked a century or two ago, and a single record yields so much information! This plan shows Ramsey in 1848. #PopularItem #Archive30 #ExploreYourArchive #ManxArchives




































