Maps and the 20th Century: Drawing the Line at British Library

Have you ever tried disappearing off the map? It’s harder than you think to be invisible nowadays. That’s because 100 years of mapping technology – from the original sketch of today’s London Underground to the satellite imagery of the 1990s – has monitored and shaped the society we live in.  The exhibition ranges from the first map of the Hundred Acre Wood to secret spy maps... and more

To book, please click here.  Standard ticket £12 and various concession available.  Book 6:30pm slot. Meet at 6:25pm outside the entrance to the exhibition or inside the exhibition. Post exhibition F&B will be at Parcel Yard King's Cross Station at 8pm ( a table for 8 is booked)

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