CHARLES BOOTH: 'Poverty map', Deptford and Greenwich (1900). Middle East This map was made to

This map was made to illustrate a topographical poem consisting of thirty songs describing traditions and histories of the counties of England and Wales

Plate size:13 1/2 x 10 1/4" - 342 x 260 mm

Howarth's histories are tantalisingly elusive and overlooked in many bibliographies of Greenwich

to the top right of the map

CHARLES BOOTH: 'Poverty map', Deptford and Greenwich (1900). Middle East This map was made toFull colour photo lithograph FACSIMILE of the map originally published 1902. Image size: 19 1 8 x 17 1 2" (485 x 445mm). Overall: 22 1 8 x 19 7 8" (563 x 558). Condition: as new. Charles Booth employed eighty people to walk the streets of London with policemen on their beats making notes relating to the relative poverty and wealth of various parts of London. Booth's final survey, undertaken between 1898 and 1899, investigated poverty, industry and