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Whitbread's new plan of London: drawn from authentic survey (1853) by J. Whitbread 57% making it a valuable referenceA Mid Victorian Metropolis, Precisely Surveyed Whitbreads New Plan of London (1853) Walk London as it was taking its modern shape. Drawn from an authentic survey by J. Whitbread in 1853, this plan captures the capital at full Victorian momentummajor thoroughfares and mews lanes in tight lattice, bridges stepping the Thames, parks breathing space into the city, and the ages new arteries beginning to appear as early railway termini and widened streets.