Old Map of Mexico City in 1932 by Emily Edwards - Tacubaya, Roma, Peralvillo, Coyoacan, Colonia Obrera coasts cemeteries and other landmarks

cemeteries and other landmarks

this map embodies the charm and mystique of an era characterized by profound transformation and discovery

The Bowder Stone

and Washington St are still in exactly the same place

work leaving or housewarming gift for someone from Surrey or who has Surrey in their heart

Old Map of Mexico City in 1932 by Emily Edwards - Tacubaya, Roma, Peralvillo, Coyoacan, Colonia Obrera coasts cemeteries and other landmarksThis wonderful old map of Mexico City was originally published in 1932. It was created by Emily Edwards. Full of colour, culture and importance as the capital of the Aztec, Spanish and Mexican empires, Mexico City is full of natural and man made landmarks, which can be seen around the map. The map also shows transportation routes in yellow and orange. Mexico City is also home to the only royal castle in the Americas, which was home to the sole monarch