Illustrations - British Isles – 19th Century Geological Maps

$Ilfracomb (sic) on the Coast of North Devon$

Ilfracomb (sic) on the Coast of North Devon

Ackermann, R. (1826). The Seat of G.B. Greenough, Esq., Regent’s Park. Colour lithograph from Ackermann’s Repository of Arts. View of Grove House. Ackermann.

Scottish Section 9. (1880). Two sections illustrative of the geology of parts of Lanarkshire and Ayrshire. London: Geological Survey Office. British Geological Survey.

Scottish Section 8. (1877). From Dumgoyne, Strathblane, across the Valleys of the Rivers Kelvin, Clyde and Irvine, to the moor south of Loudon Hill. British Geological Survey.

Scottish Section 7. (1877). From the Lammermuir Hills across the Valley of the River Tweed to the Cheviot Hills. London: Geological Survey Office. British Geological Survey.

Scottish Section 6. (1876). From the Ayrshire county boundary through Renfrewshire by the Glenifer Braes, Quarrelton Coalfield, Johnstone, and Garscadden iron-stone districts across the Clyde. British Geological Survey.

Scottish Section 5. (1871). From near Loch Doon through the Dalmellington, Coylton, and Kilmarnock Coalfields into Renfrewshire. British Geological Survey.

Scottish Section 4. (1871). From Auchendrane near Ayr through the Ayr, Kilwinning and Dalry CJoalfields to the Firth of Clyde near Fairlie. British Geological Survey.

The Explosion at Lund Hill Colliery

The Strike in South Wales: Interior of a Collier's Cottage

The Bedwellty Colliery, Tredegar, Monmouthshire

Veining, Cairnsmore of Fleet

The Strike in South Wales: The Colliers' Saturday Night

The Flooding of the Mines, from The Sphere

Shepherd, Thomas H. (1827). ‘Villa in the Regent’s Park; the Residence of G.B. Greenough. From Metropolitan Improvements; or London in the Nineteenth Century. Jones and Co.