Bartholomew John Son Collection
"Exploring the World through Bartholomew John Son's Maps
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"Exploring the World through Bartholomew John Son's Maps: A Glimpse into History" Step back in time and embark on a captivating journey with the remarkable maps created by John Bartholomew & Son. These intricate cartographic masterpieces offer us invaluable insights into various regions during significant historical periods. One such map, "Map of the North Sea and the Baltic, c1914, " transports us to a time when these waters were bustling with activity. It serves as a testament to the strategic importance of this region during World War I. Similarly, "The Baltic Sea and Its Approaches, First World War" provides an in-depth understanding of naval operations during this tumultuous period. Delving further into history, we encounter "Map of German South West Africa, First World War. " This map sheds light on Germany's colonial presence in Africa before it was eventually relinquished after WWI. Meanwhile, "Austria-Hungary and Neighbouring Lands - Map 1920" showcases the shifting borders following the dissolution of one empire and birth of new nations. Venturing southward onto African soil is where another fascinating chapter unfolds. The "Political Map of Africa 1914" captures a continent on the brink of change amidst European colonization efforts. Simultaneously, "Map of East Africa, First World War" reveals how this region became embroiled in conflict due to its strategic significance. Turning our attention towards Asia Minor and Mesopotamia during WWI becomes possible thanks to Bartholomew John Son's meticulous work showcased in their map titled "Asia Minor, Caucasus Region and Mesopotamia. " This visual representation allows us to comprehend key military campaigns that unfolded across these lands. As we continue our exploration through time via maps like "Black Sea: Bosphorus and Dardanelles, " we gain insight into critical waterways that have shaped geopolitical dynamics throughout history.