Hampshire Map dated 1760

Bring a beautiful slice of Georgian England to your walls with this Hampshire map (dated 1775) — a richly detailed antique reproduction that captures the county in the age of coaching roads, market towns, and bustling naval ports. It’s the kind of map you can get lost in: tracing old routes between Winchester, Portsmouth and Southampton, spotting familiar villages, and seeing Hampshire laid out long before railways and modern boundaries reshaped the landscape.

From the wild beauty of the New Forest to the historic cathedral city of Winchester and the seafaring energy of the Solent coast, this print is perfect for anyone with roots in Hampshire — or anyone who loves its mix of countryside, coastline and heritage (and yes, it’s also the county most associated with Jane Austen). A timeless statement for a study, hallway, office, library, or gallery wall — and a thoughtful gift for Hampshire locals and leavers who miss home.

This is an edited reproduction of an antique map, created using antique and public domain source imagery.

Print quality
Printed on 300gsm fine art cotton rag paper using archival pigment-based inks for superb detail and longevity.

Mounting & Framing
Mounts are antique white by default (black mounts are available — leave a note with your order if you prefer black).

Frame details:
• Black/White — 20mm wide, 15mm deep
• Dark Rosewood — 35mm wide, 15mm deep
• Walnut Gold — 28mm wide, 14mm deep

Frames include perspex glazing and MDF backs. As wood is a natural material, variations in tone and grain may occur.

Not all sizes are available mounted. Sizes refer to the print area.