Plan of Charing Cross & Whitehall in 1734. Westminster. J.T. SMITH 1809 map

Plan of Charing Cross & Whitehall in 1734. Westminster. J.T. SMITH 1809 map

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Plan of Charing Cross & Whitehall in 1734. Westminster. J.T. SMITH 1809 mapThis Plan exhibits the buildings from the Admiralty to Charing Cross, as they appeared before the approach to Westminster was widened Taken between 1734 & 1748. [Plan of Charing Cross and Whitehall between 1734 & 1748] A Plan of part of Westminster between 1734 and 1748, prior to the development of Northumberland Avenue and The Mall. The plan is orientated towards the east. What is now Trafalgar Square is located off the right hand edge of the map.

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