Old Map with Modern Buildings
This map was created in 1440 by the monks of Abingdon Abbey. However, it has been updated with some modern buildings - circa 1600.
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Abingdon Blog
Abingdon is probably the oldest town in Britain - continuously inhabited since the Iron Age. Abingdon is seven miles downstream from Oxford on the River Thames. The Abingdon Blog is a photo record of events and places in Abingdon - mostly every day.
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- Location: Abingdon, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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Tuesday, 3 January 2006
This map was created in 1440 by the monks of Abingdon Abbey. However, it has been updated with some modern buildings - circa 1600.
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